SoybeansPrice Jump Trails Report On Herbicide Use
Chicago floor reaction to a report from the American Soybean Association said this year’s crop may have been endangered by indiscriminate weed killer. Soybeans were planted on land last year used for corn and herbicide treatment was applied in several Midwest states. Prices rose then retraced as profit taking followed across grain, soybean meal, and soybean oil.
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Chicago
Chicago ‘Board of Trade
American Soybean Association
Midwest
McCarthy Leads Nixon and Rockefeller in Gallup Trial
New Gallup survey of 1220 registered voters shows Eugene McCarthy with a slim edge over Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller in trial heat matchups against Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace. Wallace's support rises since April while Nixon and Rockefeller trade leads in different pairings.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Eugene McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Humphrey
Nixon
Rockefeller
McCarthy
George Wallace
Wallace
Gallup
Hubert Humphrey
Alabama
Walllace
Rocky Wallace
Midwest
McCarthy Nixon — Wallace
UN- Carthy Nixon Wallace
Cotton futures drift on profit taking amid mixed belt weather
Cotton No 2 futures finished 20 cents lower at 1.75 a bale after a volatile session that opened near unchanged. May and distant October hit seasonal highs, while weather in the cotton belt remained mixed with excessive moisture in parts of Texas and a call for hot dry spells. Spot middling 11-16 inch cotton rose 9 points to 30.27 cents.
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New York
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
N.C
Slaughter-steer prices rise at Chicago. hogs fall
Chicago wholesale cattle prices edged higher over the week with prime 1250 to 1375 pound steers at 28.50 to 29.06 and high‑quality weight ranges 28.25 to 28.75. Hog prices slipped about 50 cents to 1.00, with 195 to 225 pound butchers at 23.00 to 23.50 and 200 to 250 pound hogs at 22.00 to 23.00. Sheep and lamb prices were mixed as receipts hit weekly totals near 600 head for sheep and 24,000 hogs in Chicago.
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New York
UPI
Dow American Stock Exchange
Slick Corp
Drs. Jones
Avera
Solitron
Acme
Thomson
Stanrock Orig
Indus
Aeronca Inc
Sterl Precis
Airlift Inti
Alaska Airl TM
Styron Corp
Systron Donn
Alsco
Petr
Altamil Cp
APL Corp
Technicol
Technitrol
Argus Ine
Telepromt
Arklgas
Asamera Oj
Texstar
AssdOil
Wa Ty
Toddshp
Astrodata St
TrasCarib
1St Rails
Atco Chem
TransLx
Transogrmos
Hig
2Nd Rails
Atlas Corp
AVC Corp
Avien Inc We
TST Ind
Dow Jones
UIP Corp
Banff Oi
Barnes Eng
Barnwell Ind
Belltelo
Usradum
Birdsboro
Univ Mar
Utah Idsu
Bowmar
Bradford
Brasitape
Victoren
Ines
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Viewlexeed
Brit Pet
Valronoc
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Bruce EL
Walthm Prec
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Fly
Caldor
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Calcomp
Chile
White Eagle
Wichita Ron
Bly Bear
Javelin
Woodind
Pears
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Canaviat
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Century Geo
Zale "Corp
Charter Oil
Coburn
Christian Oil
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Psv
Rapa
Clary Corp
Associated Press
Clopay
Axf
AMEX
Coleman
Colonand
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S Cubic Corp
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Data Cent
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Deltona Corp
Tixilyn Corp
Dome Petroy
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Anki
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Exquis
Vnn
Falcon
Felmont
Ty Filmway
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Heinicke Inst
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Husky Olie
Kin Ark Oi
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Kingsford
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Marshal
Ind
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Menase
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Ramada
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New York Stock Exchange
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Grant
Gulf WI
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Hess
iLing
Ling TV
Mpac
Lisa E
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Nyc
Northrp
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Sears
Sincir
SoPac
Stauff
A Stevens
Storer
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Tenneco
TWA
Chicago
Liza
U.S. Treasury
Bohs
Dee
Aldo Choice
Steers Ug
Wef
U.S
Treasury
Sbis
Gs Ind
Sane
BOND
Ees Press
Ralls. Ind. Larro. L.yd
Fae
NEW York (Ap
Stewart
U.S. Treasury Notes
U.S Treasury
Statencome
Negro Businessman Speaks at Lubbock Realtors Luncheon
Jimmy Graves, a Black partner in a Lubbock pharmacy, addressed the Friday luncheon of the Lubbock Board of Realtors. He used humor to discuss housing, schools, and community issues, stressing socio economic factors over race and noting most of his business comes from white customers.
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Jimmy Graves
Lubbock
Lubbock Board of Realtors, Inc
Johnson House
Ave. Q
Graves
T. J. Patterson
Dunbar
Cadets To Obtain Commissions In Terry Ceremony
Nine Army ROTC cadets will receive commissions at 11 a.m. in the Mesa room of the Tech Student Union with S. M. Kennedy delivering the principal address and Major Kenneth Schreiber presiding. Lieutenant’s bars will be presented by Major Robert Paradis. Recipients include J. Floyd Carter Hereford Jerry W. Filleman Stafford John D. Gates El Paso Roy D. Heath Lubbock Albert R. Hensley Lubbock Gary R. Petersen Amarillo Brant B. Williams Amarillo Gerald L. Smith Reading Mass and David M. Snyder Denver City. Public invited. Panama Canal workforce peak was 43 350 in June 1913.
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Mesa
Tech Student Union
S. M. Kennedy
Kenneth Schreiber
Robert Paradis
Department of Aerospace Studies
S Bars
J. Floyd Carter
Hereford
Jerry W. Filleman
Stafford, Ariz
John D. Gates
el Paso
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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Rocky
McCarthy Nixon Wallace
Humphrey — Nixon — Wallace
HHH
Nixon Wallace
Eas
McCarthy Rockefeller Wallace
McCarthy Rocky Wallace
Humphrey — Rockefeller Wallace
H. School
G. School
McCarthy Wallace
South
Panama Canal
Ae More
Ces Cle
Goodbody &Co
Nyse & Leading Stock & Commodity Exchanges
Citizens Tower
Robert C. Roney
D.D.S
Association of
19Th Street
RED Hot Tire Sale
B.W. and Exchange
Texas Ave
Clovis and
Portales, New Mexico
New Vista
RCA
New Vista Color
MARK
Mullins TV Lab
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