Market Wrap Delivers Mixed Hogs Cattle and Stocks News
Chicago hogs traded around 7 000 with prices up to 50 cents as various weight ranges sold. Cattle and calves showed large totals with steers and heifers mixed on price, snags in bulls and cows. New York stocks fell further with the Dow at 681.31 and broad declines across many sectors. New Orleans farmers market reported ample supplies and slow movement due to rain with modest price changes on fruits and vegetables.
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Chicago
USDA
Texas Instruments
Radio Corp
du Pont
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Chrysler
Dow Jones
U.S
New Orleans
UPI
French Market
Markets At A Glance Stocks and grains ease in thin trading
United Press International reports a weaker session with stocks and U S government bonds edging lower and bonds uneven. Midwest and American equities sag while Chicago grains and cotton futures show mixed or muted moves. Local produce prices include live poultry roasters 19 to 23 cents and butter around 60 cents. New Orleans cotton futures trade at 11 am with prices 40 cents lower to 20 cents higher per bale.
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United Press International
U. S
Midwest
Chicago
New Orleans
New Healing Substance Stops Itching Piles
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institution, shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and kills germs to prevent infection. Medical evidence notes striking improvement in many cases over months, including long standing 10 to 20 year durations. Available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
Squalls Threaten Kennedy Bills On House Action
Heavy squalls threaten two Kennedy administration bills on housing and education. The housing measure carries a 5 to 10 billion price tag with 40 year no down payment loans and 100 000 family housing units. The school aid bill is a 2.5 billion proposal stalled by the Rules Committee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Crats
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Liberal Democrats
Smith
House Education Committee
Dad Tries Citizen Arrest in Daughter Slaying Case
Robert Smith, father of Linda Smith, seeks a magistrate warrant to arrest a suspect after Scotland Yard found insufficient evidence. He has consulted lawyers and presented new witnesses and photographs, aiming to compel arrest or appeal to the high court.
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London
UPI
Robert Smith
Scotland Yard
Jack Mannings
Smith
Linda Smith
Boxford
Dale Parkinson
Burglaries in West Monroe Net About $8
West Monroe police reported two burglaries over the weekend netting about $8 in cash. A service station at 115 Trenton Street was broken into with about $4 taken from a soda box, and nearby Logan's Grocery at 122 Short Coleman suffered a roughly equal loss. Entry in both cases came from jimmying the door lock.
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West Monroe
Trenton St
Logan's Grocery
Short Coleman
Market Results and Hourly Trade Totals
Dow Jones 30 index drops 9.04 points to 676.46 while Rails shares slip 1.58 to 139.06. Rails 65 falls 0.98 to 111.62 and the 4th hour sales tally 2,500,000 with 530,000 traded by 2 p.m.
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United Press International
Fines Set In District Court Drunk Driving Cases
Judge Jesse Heard presided as two defendants Wilbur Lewis and Stephen Allen Smith were fined 300 dollars plus costs for operating motor vehicles while intoxicated. Harvey Huey Smith had trial set for October 3 after pleading not guilty. Gube Bryant’s trial was postponed to July 7 from today. Hemphill received 30 days in Ouachita Parish jail for operating with a revoked license. Albert Lee Wood was fined 25 dollars for no driver's license. Rosco Jones was fined 175 dollars for battery disturbing the peace and resisting an officer.
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Jesse Heard
Fourth District Court
Wilbur Lewis
Pine Street
Monroe
Stephen Allen Smith
Box 121
Harvey Huey Smith
Jonesboro
Gube Bryant
South Second Street
Charles Ray Hemphill
Route 3
Ouachita Parish
Albert Lee Wood
Dallas
Tex
Rosco Jones
Gagarin Praises Khrushchev for Space Program Honor
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin congratulated Premier Nikita Khrushchev on winning the Order of Lenin for leading the space program. He called Khrushchev the pioneer of the cosmic era in an article in Pravda.
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Moscow
UPI
Yuri Gagarin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Gagarin
Communist Party
Pravda
Dear Abby Mother's Day Reflections and Family Strains
A collection of reader letters to Dear Abby about Mother's Day joys and pains. A mother with 23 children laments neglect by grown offspring as others wonder how to balance appreciation, gifts, and family dynamics on Mother's Day.
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Abby
Dad
Uses Head To Get Gift For Father
Jerry Newton a 12 year old from Memphis used his own haircut money to buy a Father's Day gift. He said he saved 75 cents by visiting a barber school and paid with the hair cut proceeds. The gift a shining can opener was bought for his father at their fishing cabin.
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Abby
Memphis, Tenn
Jerry Newton
Jerry
Newton
Bids sought for Sterlington sewer project in Louisiana
The Board of Commissioners of Sewerage District No. 1 Sterlington Louisiana invites sealed bids by July 12 1961 at 2 30 p m for a complete sanitary sewer system including 20000 feet of mains 50 manholes a lift station 3000 feet of force main and a 67 acre oxidation pond Plans and specs are available from S E Huey Co with a 20 00 non refundable fee Bid security of 5 percent required and bids may be rejected at will Contractors must show license under Act 233 of 1956 and bids are payable from future certificates of indebtedness.
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Board of Commissioners of Sewerage District No
Sterlington
Louisiana
Sterlington Bank
S. E. Huey & Co
Bernhardt
Monroe
Board of Commissioners of Sewerage District
Board of Commissioners
Parish of
Ouachita
State of Louisiana
Sealed bids and legal notices from Louisiana pages
Sealed bids accepted by Stubbs pest control room 108 June 29 1961 for buildings State College Monroe site. City Council Monroe Louisiana failed to convene a quorum June 19 1961. U S marshal announces sale of 80 South 19th Street Monroe as part of United States v Laings July 19 1961. Central Area Trade School invites sealed electronic equipment bids by June 27 1961. LSU bids for Dairy Feed Barn Calhoun Experi ment Station due June 27 1961. Bessie M Benjamin seeks beer permit for Bessie's Dining Room Monroe Louisiana for 1961.
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Stubbs Hall
Northeast Louisiana State College
Northeast Louisiana State Callace
United States Marshal
United States District Court For
Western District of Louisiana
Monroe
United States of America
William V. Cardin
Edna Cardin
United States District Court
Quachita
Louisiana
Kyle Street
West Monroe
J. S&s. James Construction Co., Inc
Ounehite Parish
Shreveport
Donald C. Moseley
U. S
Western District of
ATVI
W. McSherry
M. J. Cook
W. L. Howard
W. D. H. Rodriguez
H. W. McSherry
Pro
Andrew L. Laings
Parish of
Ouachita
South 19Th Street
Ouachita Cotton Mills
State of Louisiana
Central Area Trade School
Lee Street
Natchitoches
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Calhoun
Experiment Station
George W. Schwab
Bessie
Wiley Street
Bessie M. Benjamin
Bessie’s
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Phillips
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Stud Oil
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Sunray
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UN Carbide
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Dear Abby
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Beverly Hills
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D. C
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Ouachita Valley Vocational Technical School
P.O
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Statle Hall
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State of
Luisiana
Wiley St
Ouaehue
SA Daily
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Electrolux RI
River, Bend
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John E. Ensminger
Bob Kennedy
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Edwards G Sons
Leusville Ave
FORD
Twin City
Pontiac
Louisville Ave
Memorial Park
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Bros
J. C
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Leo
Sterlington Rd
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Chauvinditch
Richland Parish
Winnsboro Hwy
Hebert
News-Star — World
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Hall FA
Scott
Olcott Motors, Inc
N. 2Nd St
Dial
Vornado
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Pine
Sa Eees
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Cypress St
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OLD MO. & M Moto
Powell
OLDS
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NICE
Loui
Miles
Onesville
R Motor Co
Edsel
Pailette
Harlan‘s
Tis N
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Feeback Motor CO
Cotton & Pine
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Caillac
2Nd
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Southern Battery
DeSiard & FA
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Monterey
Waahingty
2Nd & Breard
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Winnsboro Road
Bel Air
Adair G.M.C
Jeep
Ino G. M. C. I
Morris Ave
W. Monroe
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Fluitt
Trenton and
Bridge
W. M
Harley Davidson
Hurl’s
Cypress
RILEY
Dyro Coastal Motor Exchange
Brunswick
Monroe Tire Exchange
DeSiard
Zune
All Ritter
DeSiard Dial
GATES
Newcomer Tire Serv
N. 4Th
Nichols Wrecking CO
Trenton
Twin City Tire
Lasbon
Jackson Street
Business Directory
Snapp
Bulloch Mcgowen
Laureville
Bosely’s
Jackson St
S&s R Kink
17Th & Pine
POOLE
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Entrican Bros
Texas & South
Theo Wright
Navy Duty Track & Vice
Manoa
Lewisville
James R Smith
Woolsey
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