Wheat futures fall to seasonal lows on favorable weather
Wheat futures slid 2 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade as favorable grain growth weather and field work weighed on prices. Soybeans and other grains also declined while trade remained mixed at a moderate pace. A private report pegged winter wheat output at a record 1.216 billion bushels, slightly above last year’s record.
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Court notices list multiple bankruptcy and divorce actions
A digest of cases across district and county courts includes voluntary bankruptcy petitions for Charlies Henry Cole man and Bobale Jo Coleman, name change for Charlies De Wayne Foley minor, several divorce suits, suit on note and account actions, and probate filings for estates of O H Rinne and Anne Belle O’Neal.
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Fed raises margin requirements to curb stock speculation
The Federal Reserve Board tightens credit for stock purchases raising margin on stocks from 70 to 80 percent and on convertible bonds from 50 to 60 percent effective Saturday. The move aims to prevent excessive credit use after a surge in securities markets and follows comments on speculative activity by institutional investors.
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Congress Allows UN Flag Over U.N. Headquarters
In 1953 Congress enacted a bill permitting the United Nations flag to be flown above the U.N. headquarters in New York alongside the U.S. flag and those of other member nations.
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Indictment for Perjury in Yugoslav Missions Bombings
A 25 year old Yugoslav immigrant Borislav Kornic of Chicago was indicted on two counts of perjury for denying in San Francisco and in earlier statements that he participated in the January 29 1967 bombing of Yugoslav diplomatic missions in the United States and Canada. If convicted he faces up to five years in prison and a $2000 fine on each count.
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