Meat prices and droughts buoy cattlemen amid strong demand
Denver Reuters report notes beef and lamb markets show firmness as the public buys more meat and households move to cheaper cuts. Cattle numbers reach record highs around 97 million head with 60 million beef cattle, while demand and incentives shape prices. Government plans to buy meat for school lunches could cushion declines if market prices drop.
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Denver
Midwest
Radford Hall
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Dave Rice
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Mayor Lets Cops Sleep
Mayor Walter B. Moling of Whitehall said two policemen were sleeping in their cars but identified them as Columbus officers. When asked what he did, the mayor replied that he let them sleep, addressing citizen criticism about police diligence in the Columbus suburb.
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Whitehall
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Fuel Injection Next For Autos
Cleveland engineers heard Arch T. Colwell of Thompson Products say fuel injection, delivering precise fuel amounts to each cylinder, could replace carburetors by next year as a remedy for dangerous exhaust in cities. The ASME met and nominated William F. Ryan of Boston for 1956-57 president.
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Thompson Products, Inc
Arch T. Colwell
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
ASME
William F. Ryan
Boston
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