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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1966
Page
5
APFarm writer Ovid A. Martin explains that ongoing drought reduced pastures and feed grain surpluses. A tighter feed grain supply could push beef, pork, milk, and poultry costs higher, possibly lowering production and raising pork prices in late 1967 and into 1968.
A TV schedule lists programs for the evening across channels with time slots from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM including news, movies, comedies, and serials. A New York AP brief notes a Steelways magazine article on tacks, stating shoe industry use, medical sterilization, and a 3.2 million tacks per ton ratio.
Miss Mary Wilson daughter of the Rev and Mrs Roy F Wilson is at the National Christ's Ambassador Conference in Springfield Missouri at the Assemblies of God national headquarters. She will be a sophomore at Illinois State University and serves as president of the Chi Alpha Sorority. She returns home August 29. Mrs Mia Santa of U S 6 was rushed to Auburn Hospital in Ottawa by Peffer's Ambulance and is in room 148.
A full size crossword with across and down clues is presented. The list includes common crossword entries such as Game played from horseback and Jump, with alternating lengths and several proper names. Answers likely cover standard vocabulary and feature recurring crossword terms.
Tips warn of heat humidity salt spray and sand that can ruin automatic cameras. Anchor cameras in moving vehicles and use plastic bags or haze filters to protect lenses and sensors. Pack backups, store gear in insulated bags, and consider camera float insurance to replace lost equipment.
AP reports Roger Miller, composer of quirky hits, may become TV's needed new variety star in a season featuring The Ed Sullivan Show and The Red Skelton Show. Miller promises a unique style, minimal gimmicks, and guests not overexposed on the circuit as his program debuts amid competition from Lucy and other enduring series.
Hollywood line notes Richard Harris as the future King Arthur in Camelot following a self financed test that convinced producer Jack L Warner. Harris recalls singing drunk to prove his mettle and praises the casting alongside Vanessa Redgrave and Franco Nero.
A reader laments her 70s mother living with an older man for pension reasons and faces gossip. Ann Landers advises no judgment or excuses, and suggests the daughter let the mother explain matters herself. Also a husband asks for column help on spouse smoking and dieting, with Landers noting serious self-harm implications and defending essential caregiving.
In Chicago trading, hogs at 4,000 head saw 1.00 lower in most categories with 200-225 lb butchers at 26.75-27.00 and 350-400 lb sows 20.00-20.50. Cattle receipts 2,000 with slaughter steers steady to 25 higher, high choice 1,100-1,283 lb at 26.50-27.00, 900-1,200 lb at 25.50-26.50, and cows 17.75-19.50 with bulls 21.00-24.00. Sheep 300 with lambs up 25, prime 100-110 lb at 25, and 80-105 lb at 26.25-26.50. ewes 5.00-7.90.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange price report shows butter grades AA and A and B with scores around 90s and 80s, car grades B and C, and egg quality figures. The data lists percent grades for white, mixed, mediums and standards, indicating market quality levels.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.9594. No 2 red 1.9044. Corn No 2 yellow 1.52. Oats No 2 heavy white 7.734. Soybeans No 2 yellow 3.7754. Soybean oil unquoted.
A morning rally failed and the market fell sharply in heavy activity. From February 9 to Monday, the Dow dropped about 203 points to 792.03, then 786.35 at noon as losses spread across sectors and optimism faded amid tight money and fear of recession.
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