Murder charges in beating death of toddler in Opeloosas
Charles W. Cretien and his pregnant wife Mary Margaret Cretien, both held on murder charges in the death of their 3-year-old son. The boy died at Lafayette Charity Hospital from internal injuries and malnutrition after alleged beatings with a fork, electric cord, and fly swatter. The wife admitted whipping the child and said she got nervous and did not realize the harm.
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Markets Report From North Bossier City Cattle Hogs Prices
Cattle 990 head sold with calves and slaughter grades listed. Hogs 102 head sold with price ranges for choice barrows and gilts, butcher pigs and sows. Farm prices for broilers and fryers given, with Dow Jones indexes showing declines and 2,010,000 shares traded.
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Wall Street Seers Predict Midyear Rally Amid Soft Market
Newton D. Zinder of E F Hutton notes that direction on a respectable volume will hint at near term price action. L P Hooper of W E Hutton foresees a midsummer rally with trading purchases on further softness. P W Brooks Co Inc expects a summer rally pushing the Dow over 900. owners should consider rechecking portfolios. Clark Dodge & Co sees no reason to abandon profitable buying in this period.
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Stock market steadies after dip amid mixed early trading
New York stocks opened with heavy volume as the market halted a brief decline and hovered near a support level last reached in mid December. Du Pont gained about three points while blue chips largely held steady, with losses still outweighing gains overall as investors awaited President Johnsons U N speech in San Francisco and other news.
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Market Summary Signals Test for Dow Support
The Dow Jones industrial average hovered around a new base near 858. The noon quote showed the Dow up 0.72 at 858.48 while the broader market slipped with the industrials and rails shapes down. Trading volume surged to 2.01 million in the first hour, the heaviest since June 15, as prices declined in active trading on the NYSE. Government bonds were mostly unchanged and corporate bonds eased.
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