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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1966
Page
10
New York stocks lower while cotton stays quiet. Chicago wheat higher on moisture worries, corn higher due to strong demand. Oats mixed, soybeans down with oil. Hog prices fall 50 to 75 cents. slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher. Futures show wheat and corn up in late trading, soybeans mixed.
A fragmented livestock market note from Baltimore references cattle and hogs with scarce data. The text mentions prices and classes, but readable details are limited and names or dates do not emerge clearly.
Wheat led a mostly higher trend on the Chicago Board of Trade as dry weather influenced trading. Floor sources said little moisture is expected in the southwestern United States this week, keeping the focus on arid conditions.
Hog receipts on the Chicago market reached 11 500 head, the highest in two years, with butcher hogs mostly 50 cents lower per hundredweight before firming. Shipments included 8 000 head of merchandised hogs, with prices for 200 to 220 pound butchers up to 22 to 22 for each? mixed grades sold around 21 50 to 22 00. Cattle also totaled 11 500 head with primes 1100 to 1373 pounds at 25 50 to 36 00, high choice 875 to 1 100 pounds at 23 50 to 24 00, and lambs 500 head, mostly choice quality, at 22 50 to 32 00.
London reform efforts show Smith proposing concessions to Ward to avert a split among his supporters. Bowden would not reveal if the talks with Smith brought closer agreement. He met Prime Minister Harold Wilson and the Cabinet, who saw potential for renewed Rhodesia talks while Britain contemplates UN Security Council sanctions if talks fail.
Hollywood reports CBS will pay 800000 dollars each for 18 future films under an MGM pact, aiming to release theatrically before TV. NBC orders Universal projects including Fame is the Name of the Game, with others like I Love a Mystery and Ironside in development. Lang describes 1 million dollar budgets, foreign earnings potential, and pilot use for series while optimizing for TV with edge framing and tighter scoring for ad breaks.
Blood donors at Hood College Gymnasium during a Bloodmobile visit included numerous volunteers led by Bradley Gerwig Jr and Eugene D Asbury among others. The event collecte a wide list of names highlighting community participation in the drive.
Danish Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag faces a pivotal national election as 3 million Danes vote for 175 Folketing members amid inflation worries and a fragmented field. His minority Social Democrats may gain leverage in coalition talk, while unions threaten fresh bargaining battles and a shifting political landscape.
In Bonn, U S, British and West German negotiators opened a new round on NATO troop requirements. Participants included John J. McCloy, Sir Frank Roberts, and Karl Carstens. They aim to report on troop levels and foreign exchange costs before the NATO ministers meeting in Paris mid December.
London AP report says Reita Faria the Indian Miss World winner was advised by the Indian High Commissioner in London and Jivraj Mehta not to travel to Vietnam to entertain American troops at Christmas. She expressed distress and said she would not go if it goes against India’s government position.
Frederick Bowler wins top money in the Professional Bowlers Association $34,000 Fair Lanes Open at Towson. Richard Buck Jones earned $750 with a 630 scratch, while Jim Cloppin and Norm Myers took $400 with a 1319 total. Ed Thomas finished tenth at $30, pairing with Dick Ritger. amateurs Eyler and Dixon also competed as the pro am continued into Sunday with 40 games left for $3,000 top prize.
Washington police report two men robbed the Peoples Drug Store on Georgia Avenue of 6000 dollars and narcotics. The store manager, Lacy S Mad dos, 64, said he opened the front door at 9 10 am to admit an employee when the intruders forced entry.
The first radio broadcasting station in the South was established at Atlanta Georgia and was the first U S station set up by a newspaper.
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