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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
15
Radio and television listings are published as a reader service. The newspaper does not guarantee accuracy of schedules supplied by the stations.
A clumsy OCR of radio station schedules from multiple Louisiana stations outlines sign on times, program blocks, and music between news. Stations include KUZN KC WEST MONROE KTRY KMAR KTOC KMLB CWCL KAGH KRSH KLIC KVOB KLPL KNOE with varied shows, farm reports, and weather notes.
Cotton futures opened up to 10 cents higher while livestock quotes move in mixed ranges. Hogs 5,500 head steady to 25 cents lower with 190 to 350 pounders on 17.75 to 18.25, cattle slaughter steers weak to 50 lower with prime loads at 25.50 and 24.50 to 24.75 for various weights, lambs and pigs listed, futures inactive with prices unchanged to 8 cents lower at 11 a.m.
UPI reports liberal supplies of corn eggplant and sweet potatoes with price adjustments across produce. Items listed include cucumbers okra peppers and squash with varying unit sizes and crates. tomatoes from Tennessee show mixed ripeness and seasonal quotations.
New York AP reports the nuclear test ban treaty may pause some defense work but boost others, with a broad rise in government spending and consumer outlays likely after Labor Day. Industries like steel and autos expect gains as production and profits improve, while credit expansion grows with steady installment debt.
The piece argues consumer confidence drives growth and tends to rise with spending by consumers, businesses, and government. It notes defense spending now about 55 billion dollars annually and suggests total disarmament would shock the economy, while a nuclear test ban would barely affect total defense outlays.
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