Markets and price quotes from New Orleans and New York
Late Market reports show cucumbers and tomatoes in liberal supply with fair to good demand. New York stocks push to new highs with airlines electronics and farm implements gaining while steels ease. US steel and major components mixed as IBM, Sperry Rand, and GM notable movers. In Chicago hogs and cattle quoted higher. cotton futures inactive with modest bid-offer range.
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Chrysler
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US Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
International Harvester
Caterpillar
N.C
Weather snapshot Northeast Louisiana and nearby regions
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers and little temperature change. Northeast Louisiana and Mississippi highs reach 88 to 96, lows 68 to 74, with easterly winds 5 to 15 mph shifting calm at night. Agricultural advisory notes good drying conditions daytime, fair to poor at night, near 50 percent sunshine and 15 percent shower area. Precipitation totals show 1.93 inches rainfall yesterday and 24.23 inches this year to date.
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Television Notes: NBC Flight Deck Special Shines Brightly
Hollywood reports a Sunday NBC TV special about an aircraft carrier flight deck crew became unexpectedly beautiful and moving. The program captivated audiences with its vivid depictions and cinematic feel.
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UPI
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Teddy Roosevelt a Dynamic Political Force in Era
A profile contrasts Theodore Roosevelt’s restless drive with his later 1912 bid, noting his influence on Republicans and Democrats. The piece reviews a documentary on naval flight operations aboard the USS Franklin D Roosevelt, praising Al Wasserman and Frank McGee for a restrained, artful portrayal, with striking photography and quiet pacing.
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UPI
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Teddy Roosevelt
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Helen Keller Reaches 85 With Quiet Family Birthday
Helen Keller entered her 85th year with a quiet celebration attended only by relatives and close friends. Blind and deaf since 19 months old, she remains in good health and is described by an old friend as a woman of dignity growing old with grace. Her 84th birthday was marked by her brother Phillip Brooks Keller of Dallas and sister Mildred Tyson of Montgomery.
College security chief attends national conference at Kansas
North east Louisiana State College chief of campus security Robert C. Tate joined 72 other officials from about 70 colleges at the sixth annual conference of the National Association of College and University Traffic and Security Directors at the University of Kansas. Lectures and panels emphasized improving communications within campuses. The report also notes birthday jokes about West Monroe officer Gus Campbell and updates on Delta Sigma fraternity members from Ada, Oklahoma.
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NASA names ex general Luedecke director of JPL
NASA announced Maj. Gen. Alvin R. Luedecke, retired Air Force officer and former AEC general manager, will become director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, taking the post on August 1.
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UPI
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Pope Marks Feast Day With Mass at St Peter's Basilica
Pope Paul VI celebrated Mass in St Peter's Basilica to honor the feast day of St Peter. Thousands of tourists and pilgrims attended the ceremony in Vatican City.
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Diplomatic Tour Bypasses Notice at Wyoming Parks
Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and his wife toured Grand Teton and Yellowstone Old Faithful without drawing attention before quietly departing for Denver. In New York Maurice Couve de Murville said the Vietnam War cannot be won and is political and psychological. In El Paso Billie Sol Estes opened an import export business after his Rio Loan pawn shop was renamed with paper bags over the sign.
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United States
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Billie Sol Estes Import and Export
Neuberger to wed Boston doctor in July
Sen. Maurine Brown Neuberger of Oregon will marry Dr. Philip Solomon, psychiatrist at Boston City Hospital, in Washington on July 12. They plan to buy a Newton, Massachusetts home. both have previous marriages. Solomon is divorced and Neuberger is 56.
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Philip Solomon
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Mass
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