Ballistics Test Planned at Pikesville for Motel Manager Slaying
State Police said a ballistics test will be run at Pikesville headquarters on a bullet lifted from the body of Anne Arundel County motel manager Celes B. Hutson found in Parkway Manor Motel lobby on the Baltimore Washington Expressway Ft Meade Road. He was shot once in the forehead with a .38 caliber slug and there was no evidence of robbery.
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Waterloo
Pikesville
Anne Arundel County
Celes B. Hutson
Parkway Manor
Baltimore-Washington Expressway
Ft. Meade Road
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago Reports
National state area markets show lower stocks with slow trading in New York. Chicago notes firm wheat, mixed corn, firm oats, weak soybeans, hogs steady up to 25 cents higher, slaughter cattle mostly steady to down. Baltimore prices list wheat receipts, stocks and opening prices for No 2 red winter, various grains, soybeans and flour.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore (Ap
Weekly Livestock Review in Baltimore Area
USDA report shows this week receipts at 1,700 head versus 1,452 last week and 2,151 a year ago. Slaughter steers mostly steady with some up to 50 higher, heifers steady to fully lower. Supply about 30 percent consists of slaughter steers and heifers. Slaughter steers priced from 1114 to 27.40 per hundredweight, mostly choice to prime.
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Baltimore
USDA
Egg Price Report Shows Mixed Demand and Varied Weights
AP notes USDA egg offerings remain uneven with fair Friday demand. Whites and browns show diverse quotes across sizes from extra fancy heavyweights to peewees, reflecting fluctuating market readiness and regional pricing.
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USDAI
York
Slaughter Hogs and Beef Prices Decline Across Markets
CHICAGO AP report notes butcher hogs steady to 25 cents higher per hundredweight with mixed grades topping at 23.75, lows 18.50 to 22.25. Cattle and lambs show slight declines with high choice and prime steers around 25.50 to 26.50 and spring lambs steady at 23 to 25.50. Market receipts compare to last week and year ago with varied shifts across hogs, barrows, gilts, sows, and slaughter-ready cattle.
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Chicago
Soybeans Plunge as Trade Slows in Grain Markets
In Chicago on Friday the grain futures market showed slow trading that pushed soybeans lower for the fourth time this week, reversing some downward moves in other commodities. Wheat rose as the top gainer among grain futures.
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Chicago
Grain futures drift after mixed crop market data
Prices swung in a narrow range as harvest expectations and weather forecasts influenced soybeans and corn. Wheat rose modestly while rye and oats moved higher. soybeans slipped on delivery expectations and December contracts showed varied gains and losses across a range of nearby months.
Stock Prices Sag in Dull Market Amid Viet Nam War Hopes
New York stock action Friday drifted lower as de-escalation hopes faded. Volume eased to 4.56 million shares, the smallest since September. The Dow fell to 790.97, marking the week's fourth clear decline amid a mixed session after the US offer to halt bombing. A pound of grapes contains about 435 calories.
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New York
Viet Nam
United States
North
Hanoi
September 21 1966 Frederick News Briefs
Local page presents brief items from Frederick and surrounding area. Readers find concise notes on events, notices, and happenings up to date through September 21, 1966. Contains community details and short reports typical of a Saturday newspaper segment.
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Frederick, Maryland
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick City
Frederick Co
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Shoemaker & Smith Solicitors
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Elmer O’neil
Null and Smith
George WM. Smith
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Weekly Livestock Review
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