Nixon to urged restraint on wages and prices
Nixon will urge labor unions and big business to curb wage demands and price hikes in an inflation alert. The GM UAW pact and Ford talks shape concerns, with calls for not passing costs to consumers. Steel and railroad settlements feature in the administration outlook as inflation pressures rise.
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Steel Inventories Won’t Grow Much Through Year End
Industry Week reports manufacturers will largely hold steel stocks through year end due to year end inventory taxes high interest rates and slow business Auto industry supplies in Michigan plan no buildup until early 1971 GM production rebound expected after holidays Ohio plants and service centers cutting stocks amid tighter profits Raw steel output fell further with Thanksgiving day operations. weekly production estimated at 2.35 million net tons while No 1 HM scrap price declined to 35.50 per ton
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Canopus Fire at Holy Loch Affects Polaris Sub Base
A fire aboard the U S Navy Canopus, a 22000 ton base ship at Holy Loch, Scotland, killed three sailors. Scottish Labour MPs McElhone and Buchan urged an immediate inquiry into safety regulations while the U S Navy investigates the cause. sabotage was ruled out tentatively.
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Chicago Grain Market Weathered Mixed Friday Trading
Chicago AP notes mixed moves in grains with wheat, corn and oats showing varied daily changes. Wheat for December fell to 1.69 while March and May futures hovered around 1.70 to 1.72. Corn posted modest gains with December near 1.44 and March around 1.50. Oats traded lower in December and May contracts, reflecting a choppy session across grains.
US cattle and hog markets report midweek movements in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati US livestock trends show cattle steady to weak with calve gains limited and hogs down modestly. Slaughter steers 900 to 1,250 pounds quoted at 28.00 to 29.00, heifers around 26.50 to 27.00, cows 16.00 to 20.00, and bulls 21.00 to 24.50. Vealers rise slightly with some 40.00 to 46.00, while hogs 1 3 290-230 pounds center around 16.75 to 17.00 with lighter weights near 16.00 to 16.75. Overall sheep and lambs hold steady with slaughter lambs at 24.00 to 26.00 and ewes 5.00 to 8.00.
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Ford UAW Press Talks On New Terms
DETROIT AP top negotiators for Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers seek to avert a GM style strike with a Dec 7 deadline looming. Ford vice president Malcolm Denise said he remains hopeful for a deal before the deadline. UAW vice president Ken Bannon echoed the hope, noting sensitive issues remain outside the economic talks. Contract bargaining resumes today at Chrysler Corp after a Thanksgiving recess. no deadline is set there.
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Holiday Bus Crash Kills 30 in Sumatra River
An AP report from Akarta Indonesia says a bus carrying holiday travelers veered off a road into a river in South Sumatra killing 30 and wounding 10. Most victims were en route to visit family for the Moslem New Year observance.
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Versailles Eggs POULTRY Product listing details
A fragmented page item lists various egg sizes and pricing codes. Mentions small and medium categories with weight/size cues and reference numbers, alongside partial catalog codes for large eggs. No readable narrative or broader context available.
Ohio Eggs and Poultry Prices in Major Markets
Ohio buyers see egg prices paid to packing plants for delivery to Columbus and other cities with consumer grades and U. S. grades. Case lots of 530 or more, carton sizes Large A 41-47, Medium A 40-44, Small A 35-37. Retail cartons in city markets range Large A white 49-54, mostly 49-51, Medium 46-50, mostly 47-48. Poultry prices at farms show hens at 44 percent? and potatoes 3.50-5.50.
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