Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Mixed Tech Rally
In early trading in New York the Dow rose to 878.62 as gains supported a cautious tech rally. Eleven of the 20 most active stocks advanced, with conglomerates mixed and steel, aviation, motors, electronics, and utilities showing strength while Cerro de Pasco and W R Grace fell. Peru plans nationalization of major land holdings, potentially seizing foreign owned assets.
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W.R. Grace
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Cerro de Pasco Mining Company
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Commodity closing prices in Chicago market report
AP notes wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.3254n and No 2 soft red 1.28n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.291n and No 3 yellow 1.29n. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 64n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.68n. Soybean oil 7.80n.
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Chicago butter wholesale prices and classes quoted
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports wholesale butter prices by grade and class. Prices shown include A whites 342, mediums 25, standards 30 with various quality codes listed for whole sale buying.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Deadline for tax bill payments extended to next Tuesday
The article notes the deadline for real estate tax installments and all personal property tax payments is next Tuesday. Taxpayers may pay at the county treasurer’s office or any of five county banks. The treasurer’s office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Grundy County
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Black Panthers in Cuba Face Repression and Flight Tests
Johnson cites Cuba’s stance on African heritage and black hair styles as signs of repression. He identifies four Panthers in Cuba and describes hopes to leave, while Cuban officials tell Omar Talif’s family they are considered black racists. FBI calls Johnson a vicious hijacker and describes his violence during the Miami incident.
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Omar Talif
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Byron Muese Booth
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Earl Farrow
Denver
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Charles Rhaim Smith
James Akili
Cleaver
Miami
FBI
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Speeding Fines Savvy Drivers in Interstate Violations
Traffic Court records show Eugene R. Sands of Wood Dale fined $10 plus $5 costs for a May 30 minimum speed violation on Interstate 80 cited by Trooper Jerry Krasovic. Mark A. Levy of Winnetka fined $13 plus $5 costs for an 83 mph in a 70 mph on Interstate 55 cited by Trooper Clyde Morquis.
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Wood Dale
Jerry Krasovic
Mark A. Levy
Winnetka
Clyde Morquis
Chicago Police move shotguns from front seats to trunks
Chicago police will stop carrying shotguns in the front seats after six were stolen since the change to up front storage. Police Supt. James B. Conlish said the guns will be moved to trunk holders despite citizen fears, which he said did not influence the decision.
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James B. Conlish
Conlish
Army enlistment open to men aged 18 to 26
The U S Army is recruiting men age eighteen to twenty six for two or three year terms. Contact a recruiter at the Post Office Building 150 Scott St Joliet. Hours are 8 a m to 5 p m weekdays and 9 a m to noon Saturdays.
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US Army
Scott St. Joliet
SDS Rejects Abate Offer From Squares
SDS members decline to debate antiradical students at Lake Forest College session. Ed Butler of the National Student Conference on Revolution says SDS will hear from them. Bernadine Dohrn declines the debate citing other priorities as reasons.
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Students For A Democratic Society
National Student Conference On Revolution
Ed Butler
Lake Forest College
Butler
SDS
Bernadine Dohrn
Antiradicals
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