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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1964
Page
14
A compact puzzle list with across and down clues including dinner course winged and fourth caliph, plus a section for yesterday's solution. It lists many cryptic items and references such as Hezekiah's mother and various French terms, with clues spanning ages and objects.
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Alumni scholarships have been granted to six Louisiana high school graduates by North east Louisiana State College. Recipients include Linda Lee Collins West Monroe Charlotte Marie Smith West Monroe Jerry D Rogers Delhi John L Pitt Baton Rouge and Donna Keith Shreveport. Awards range 150 to 300 dollars for the coming school year. The program now totals 24 scholars. The college has new coffee dispensers that resemble filing cabinets.
UPI reports mid day prices from Farmers Market at New Orleans. SNAP BEANS sold by bushel at Harvs 1.50 and 2.50 for cantaloupes 2.50 in Ala and 1.75 in Miss. Corn green 50 ears per sack white 1.25 to 1.50 per 100 ears yellow 2 to 3. Okra LSU type sml 2.25 to 2.50 per bushel. Peas crowders 1.50 per bushel. Peppers sml to med 1. Shallots per dozen behs 80c. Sweet potatoes washed and waxed 50-lb certs US1s 4 to 4.50, US2s 2.50. 50-lb sacks US2s 1.50.
Louisiana markets report from Associated Press notes 638 head cattle sold with calves at 18 to 21 for standard 18 to 19, stockers 17 to 19, steers and heifers slaughtered at 19 to 20. Hogs market too small to establish a price. Poultry at farm prices 13 to 15 cents for broilers and fryers, hens about 7 cents for 4,000 head.
AP roundup shows stocks higher in slow trade. Grain and livestock futures mixed with hogs cutting gains to 25 cents, cattle largely firm with prime and high choice lots noted. Wheat and corn prices steady to mixed, oats eased on light selling, soybeans firm on short covering. Reports cover USDA cattle and hog counts, slaughter figures, and lambs with varied price ranges across weight classes.
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