Late Markets and Stock Rally Slump Across Cities
New Orleans markets report light supplies at French Market with modest tomato, cucumber, pepper and potato prices. Chicago livestock and cattle prices show mixed lifting and dipping ranges on hogs, cattle, sheep and slaughter stock. New York stocks drift below a narrow floor as Dow falls to 808.91 with key issues inching lower and several leaders dropping fractions.
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Dixieland Jazz Player Wild Bill Matthews Dies
New Orleans trombonist and Dixieland pioneer William Wild Bill Matthews died at 65 after a long illness. A drummer early on, he played with Louis Armstrong Jelly Roll Morton and King Oliver bands and was famed for his work with Papa Celestin's Original Tuxedo Band. His last public appearance was at a private Mardi Gras party. funeral services were tentatively set for Saturday.
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Chihuahua Reunited With Calif Family After Louisiana Search
A San Diego woman and her three children lost their two-pound Chihuahua on Highway 80 near I-20 in Louisiana while visiting a sick relative. Troop F and Lincoln Parish sheriff’s office coordinated, the dog was found in Calhoun and returned to the family owner, a joyful reunion for the seven year old with asthma.
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West Monroe High 12 Club to Install Officers Friday
The West Monroe High 12 Club will install new officers at noon Friday at Highland Park Country Club. Fred Beckett and A. Lee Booth will oversee the ceremony. New president is Jack Lovelady.
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Cotton futures rise on subsidy rules study delay
Cotton futures opened $1.65 to $4.50 a bale higher as traders waited two and a half hours for the market to study Wednesday's Department of Agriculture subsidy regulations.
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King Says Negroes Oppose Goldwater
Civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King said virtually no Negroes in the United States would vote for Sen Barry Goldwater if he wins the Republican presidential nomination. He said Goldwater's philosophy conflicted with Negro goals and that the Republican party would lose its Negro membership if he led the party.
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