Harold Weisberg to discuss JFK slaying expose at UMD
Harold Weisberg, author of a critical JFK slaying expose, will discuss his book at a July 12 coffee hour in the University of Maryland College Park Student Union Lounge. The free event runs 3 to 5 pm and challenges the Warren Commission's conclusions about the assassination.
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Warren Commission
Kennedy
Harold Weisberg
Hyattstown
College Park
University of Maryland
Student Union
Weisberg
Maintai
Lee Harvey Oswald
Birth Reports From Frederick Memorial Hospital July 3 7
Frederick area families welcome newborns this week with multiple birth notices. Charles A Wiles and Martha Pryor announce Gregory Charles born Tuesday in Frederick. George Kelley Jr and spouse report Matthew first son born Tuesday. James Curry and spouse in Woodsboro celebrate James Kenneth born Tuesday. Edward Despaux and spouse in Thurmont add Bryant Keith born Tuesday. William E Weeks and Ponta Carbaugh welcome William Edward Jr born Wednesday. Gary Beard and partner in Woodsboro announce second child in Series Lymn born Thursday. Daniel Curtis and others listed later in the week record additional newborns.
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Charles A Wiles
RFD
Frederick
Gregory Charles
Wiles
Martha Pryor
Smithsburg
George Kelley Jr
Matthew
Edward Despaux
Thurmont
Bryant Keith
William E. Weeks
South Market Street
William Edward Jr
Weeks
Ponta Carbaugh
Reunion at Cunningham Falls State Park Honors Long Family
Descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long held a July 3 family reunion at Cunningham Falls State Park. A large picnic lunch followed. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Stambaugh, Floyd Reynolds and family, Susan and Stephen Stambaugh, and many relatives from Thurmont Littlestown and Emmitsburg, among others.
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Edward Long
Cunningham Falls State Park
Charles R. Stambaugh
Floyd Reynolds
Stephen
Sharon
Charles E. Stambaugh
Susan
Vichie
Gary
Richard Stambaugh
Karen Dubel
Thurmont
Retiau
Stambaugh
Jerry
Wendy
Karen
Preston Crabbs
Littlestown
Fred Stambaugh
Sandra
Gary Long
Tommy
Susie
Donald Myers
Vincent
Tony
George
Rosensteel
Yvonne
Eric
Melissa
Owen
Larry Glass
Emmitsburg
National Markets and Farm Prices Inches Higher
National, state, and area markets show gains with mixed grain and livestock activity. Wheat firm, corn and oats strong, soybeans very strong. hogs higher toward 286 top, slaughter steers steady to higher around 26.56, cattle receipts active. Egg and butter prices listed with demand described as fair to irregular.
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New York
Chicago
Balto Livestock Auction Report
Balto livestock sale shows light offerings with weaker demand for slaughter steers heifers and bulls. Cattle prices steady to higher for utilities and canners, feeders up about 50 cents. hogs and sheep mixed with small lots sold, prices listed by weight and class.
Baltimore grain market receipts and stocks report
Baltimore grain market AP summary shows wheat receipts 3,127,049 bu with 220,000 bu shipments and 3,673,047 bu stocks. Corn receipts 166,547 bu, oats 7,473 bu, rye 2,000 bu, barley 46,214 bu, soybeans stocks 49,572 bu. Flour receipts 10,863 100 lb sacks and millfeed 334 tons. No. 2 red winter price noted.
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Baltimore
Butcher Hog Market Rises in Chicago Trade
Demand improved in the butcher hog market Monday with prices 25 to 50 cents higher per hundredweight. The top reached $26, matching last week's peak, and up from Friday's $25.50 high.
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Chicago
Slaughter Cattle and Lamb Prices Show Mixed Movement
The market shows mixed prices across cattle and lambs with No. 1 and 2 grades selling up to 25.50, mixed 1-3 at 25.00, mixed 2-3 at 22.75 to 25.25, lows at 20.25, and choice slaughter steers at 24.75 to 25.75. Mixed high choice and prime hit 25.50 to 26.25 with mostly prime at 26.50. spring slaughter lambs fetched 23.50 to 25 for choice to prime.
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Baltimore
USDA
Ray Lon
Philip
Frederick
Walter Warren
Dixie
Fairfield
Ray
Massie
Jefferson
James Long
James R Sayler
Bonnie
Tina
Vickie
James
Rocky Ridge
U.S
Grain futures rise as warm dry weather boosts demand
CHICAGO AP A forecast of continued warm and mostly dry weather spurred brisk demand in the grain futures market Monday. All commodities closed substantially higher with new crop months up 6 to 9 cents. Soybeans led gains with several contracts near the day’s price limit before paring gains.
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Chicago
Stock Prices Firm Amid High Rates and Strike News
New York AP reports the stock market held its ground yesterday despite high interest rates and an airline strike. Traders noted cautious momentum with several sectors restrained by the macro backdrop and ongoing labor actions.
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New York
Market Mixed as Dow Holds Small Gain Amid High Rates
Trading was moderate as the Dow Jones industrials edged up slightly then ended with a small loss. Volume was 6.2 million shares, with 592 issues up and 553 down, while earnings reports and higher money-market rates influenced sentiment after news of a defense cutback.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Dow Jones
United
Eastern
National
Northwest
TWA
Sperry Rand
Sperry & Hutchinson
New York Stock Exchange
SNH
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Missing Kansas boy found with mother at pond
El Dorado AP report states a rural grade school teacher alerted sheriff that a pupil was missing. After an hour of searching by classmates officers located the boy and his mother fishing in a pond, ending the hunt.
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EL Dorado, Kan
Sheriff’s
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