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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1966
Page
7
Washington reports consumer complaints over beef prices fueling forecasts of tighter cattle inventories. Farmers rush cattle and calves to slaughter amid higher feed costs and slower beef demand, with the Agriculture Department predicting a 1 to 2 percent drop in year-end cattle numbers and smaller calf crops next year.
A factor slowing feed grains may endure another year depending on this year’s grain crop delayed by dry weather. Abundant feed grain cannot be restored until 1967 crops are harvested. Hog prices have risen encouraging more hog production, leading to larger fall and winter pork supplies and a decline in prices.
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge ruled bullfighting illegal in the city, making permanent an injunction issued last April that banned bloodless bullfighting. The decision cites Pennsylvania statutes prohibiting fighting of any bull. Bravo Inc. plans to appeal, per attorney Martin Greitzer.
The Rev. Celestit J. Steiner, chancellor of the University of Detroit, was appointed to found the national office of the Commission for Television Film and Radio of the Society of Jesus.
Local organizations schedule meetings this week including Industrial Council Civic groups Rotary Club and Civitan Club at Manchester Motor Inn Madison Boosters Club at Madison High School and safety and education committees at Civic Association Administration Building and Chatterdine Middletown Grocers and Meats Dealers Association and SOF and JOOF lodges in Monroe and nearby halls.
Washington Senator Stephen M. Young sought to strike 15.165 million dollars for Civil Defense from a large appropriation but failed as his amendment drew 2 votes in opposition to a 57-29 Senate decision. In Woodrow Colorado Records for Viet Nam aims to send records to U S troops.
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