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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1962
Page
17
Cattle numbers include 450 head plus 100 calves with slow trading and steady classes. Steers and heifers show varied prices by weight and grade, cows and bulls sit in mid ranges, calves and hogs move unevenly with several weight splits. Sheep lambs quoted at 18 to 18.5 for lighter wool slaughter types and lower ranges for utility grades.
Prices paid after candling and grading: jumbo 33-41 cents, large 31-38, medium 26-36, small 15-27, large 18-33, undergrades 11-19. Packing plants pay 50 case lots for loose eggs large A 41-45, medium 38-40, small 32-33, large B 38-39, A 41-45, small A 36. Retail deliveries to major Ohio cities: Large A white 46-52, medium A white 41-47, large B white and brown 42-47.
The Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union delegates rejected three plans on their 26th convention agenda including a merger invite from James R. Hoffa and his Teamsters. They now consider a fourth proposal by LURC to negotiate reunification with the AFL-CIO, aiming to merge ABC with its national federation.
Arthur R. Allen and Robert L. Lovely are promoted to turn foremen in Armco’s Middletown Works shipping department, announced by Manager Don S. Holstein. Allen joined Armco in 1945 as a carloader, later bundler and checker. Lovely started as a carloader in 1945 and became checker two years later.
Washington AP Ohio Senators Stephen M. Young and Frank J. Lausche split on a Senate roll call Tuesday. Young joined the majority to defeat a motion 67-25 to send the Du Pont tax bill back to the Finance Committee, while Lausche voted with the minority in favor of the motion.
American Airlines and Eastern Air Lines propose a merger that would form the nation's largest system with 39,000 employees and 400 aircraft. The deal, pending stockholder and Civil Aeronautics Board approval, would place American after absorbing Eastern, with a 1.8 to 1 exchange plus five year warrants for Eastern holders. The merged airline aims to cut costs by $50 million annually and meet future tech demands.
About 20 000 AFL-CIO union members in greater Cincinnati will access lower price drugstore items when a union-supported Union Drug Plan pharmacy opens around March 1. Richard Daggett of Toledo based Union Drug Plan says the store will begin serving the public in roughly five weeks.
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