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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1969
Page
7
Chicago grain prices show varied midweek moves with March May and July futures listed and percentage shifts around two and a half percent. Market observers note modest gains for several contracts amid subtle demand signals and storage considerations.
Ohio reports eggs paid to country packing plants for delivery to major cities with consumer grades including U S grades and minimum 150 case lots. Prices show Large A 47 to 52 cents, Medium A 46 to 49, Small A 35 to 37 and 53 to 55, Medium 50 to 57, mostly 50 to 51. Farm poultry prices in Ohio and Southern Indiana list fryers 13.5 to 16 cents, mostly 14.9 to 15.2, hens light 9 to 10 cents.
In Algiers French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann and President Houari Boumediene said France and Algeria aim to make the Mediterranean a sea of peace. They want to prevent the region from becoming a battleground for major powers. Schumann offered cautious support for neutralizing the basin, noting the idea is worth studying.
Swiss officials confirm Brigitte Bardot and Gunther Sachs were secretly divorced in June in a resort town after more than a year of estrangement. Bardot, 34, wed Sachs in Las Vegas on July 14, 1966, and has since been linked to several partners as rumors of the split circulated.
Birth announcements list Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pembles of 1603 Columbia Ave as welcoming a girl today. Out of town notes include the Chamberlains of Oxford with a bay birth Oct 3 at McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital. Rev. Steven D. Geckeler’s family in Minneapolis with a bay Oct 1 at St. Joseph’s Hospital. plus several names of new arrivals and derived relatives across Oxford and surrounding towns.
William Verity president of Armco Steel Corp has been re elected a board member of the National Industrial Conference Board in New York for a two year term The conference board founded in 1916 is an independent nonprofit institution for business and industrial fact finding through scientific research Supported by subscribing associates including business organizations trade associations government bureaus labor unions libraries individuals and colleges and universities
The Japanese sports scene shows a rising trend with many players turning to soccer, signaling a shift as the sport nears baseball in public interest and participation.
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