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Lubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbock, Texas

08 May 1968

Page 9

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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

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Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

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May 08, 1968

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9

Cotton futures dip as May deliver notices rise in New York

American Exchange NY bonds cotton mixed with No 2 futures closing 50 cents lower to 45 cents higher. Seven May delivery notices issued with trading in that delivery expiring Wednesday. At the start 10 000 bales uncancelled in the May 1968 contract. Weather fears of frost lifted some buying yet profits trimmed gains from earlier 83 cent swings. Midspot lint priced at 30.43 cents a pound across 12 markets.

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Grains Move on Light Trade at Chicago Board of Trade

Grains mixed on Tuesday at the Chicago Board of Trade with soybeans near term contracts slipping and new crop beans lower while nearby beans held steady. Wheat rose about a half cent on a private crop report while corn and soy futures gained then slumped before a recovery at the close. Oats fell more than others and rye firmed toward the close.

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Nixon cites right to dissent amid Columbia unrest

President Nixon says the right to dissent must be protected but condemns recent violent protests at Columbia University. He argues disorder harms public order and student rights, urging calm and lawful expression.

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Odell Hanson Lincoln Richard ‘M. Nixon Columbia University
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Nixon denounces rioters and condoned lawlessness comments

President Nixon attacks rioters as contemptible and accuses a few naive professors of endorsing public lawlessness. He says respected figures who back the unrest share responsibility for eroding respect for the rule of law. Remarks prepared for Lincoln’s Pershing Auditorium. Iowa is noted as the 29th state admitted to the Union.

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