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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1967
Page
6
Claus uses a magic ring to restore a donkey and continues the quest to defeat the Pigwidgen. Tweedleknees angered a witch becomes a donkey and later falls into a snake pit as snakes awaken from winter sleep.
In Sharia 50 miles west of Muscat and Oman mounting opposition threatens Sultan Said Bin Tai mur, ruler of Muscat and Oman. Two exile groups Omani and Dhofar liberation movements gain support from the National Liberation Front as brother Tarik Bin Said emerges as potential leader amid British and Shell Oil influence.
In Frankfurt former Chancellor Ludwig Erhard joins a leading exporter as sales advisor to promote American turkey in West Germany where goose is traditional. Despite high prices and tariff barriers, U S turkey sales reach around 16 to 17 million pounds with the exporter claiming a 10 million pound share.
A humorous Case Record celebrates Harry Martin's vivid portrait of the typical Hoosier and notes Indiana’s basketball heritage. It describes sponge mushrooms or Morels and recounts rural hunts along the Wabash River, with towns hosting contests and locals seeking them each spring.
An expanding court reporting profession offers good hours and conditions with short training. Prospects include earnings from $10,000 and up and placements across 14 states.
United Auto Workers Local 176 presses a wildcat strike at the General Motors assembly plant in Arlington. Negotiations began late Thursday and continued into Friday with company officials not commenting. About 3,400 employees protested the handling of 20 disciplinary cases for four persons. Local president Luther Adkins hopes for a deal before Monday.
South Yemen membership case failed to gather a quorum at an extraordinary Arab League Council session. Secretary-general Abdel Khalik Hassouna said the matter would be addressed at the Arab foreign ministers conference on Saturday.
UPI reports a broad market dip with the Dow Jones down 4.97 to 87.25 and several major issues easing. Trading volume fell, with 1,474 NYSE issues and 976 Amex issues showing more decliners than advancers.
Cotton futures ended largely unchanged as traders held prices steady. March was 25.00, May 24.50, July 24.50, October 24.00, December 24.00, with spot cotton at 25.27, unchanged.
UPI reports Chicago and Fort Worth grain trading with oats and soybeans closing higher while wheat mixed and corn edging up. Cash grain shows varied prices across wheat corn oats and soybeans with regional ranges and futures activity noted.
U S government bonds lower in quiet trading while American and Midwest stocks eased. Grains in Chicago rose with cotton futures uneven. Friday’s NYSE net price change by Quotron was flat from the prior day. April 1 1966 base shows the Indicator at 112.70. Issues 1474. Volume 10,710,000. Advances 4,830,000. Declines 5,010,000. Unchanged 870,000.
Weekly cattle and calves prices hold steady across markets in San Antonio Chicago and Fort Worth with steers and heifers in range 23.00 to 25.10 per hundredweight depending on weight and grade. Hogs steady to down slightly with barrows and gilts around 17.50 to 18.75 in most listings. Sheep steady with feeder and slaughter lambs priced 19.00 to 22.00 across regions.
UPI reports poultry markets steady in Austin with cook demand slow. Farm prices show South Texas at 12.9 to 13 and East Texas at 13.5, signaling subdued activity and gentle undertone across the sector.
In Chicago absence of poultry data noted. Cheese prices ranged from 49 to 54 for 5 lb processed leaf to brick 51 53 34. Butter held steady with 92 score 681 and 90 score 6714. Eggs steady with white large extr as 30 34 to 31 and mixed large extr as 29 14 to 30.
Dow Jones average figures show Industrials at 895.92 with a 4.97 drop and Rails at 236.49 down 0.59, Utilities up 0.51, and Stocks at 310.25 down 1.01. Bond closes include 1st Rails at 63.52 and 2nd Rails at 75.45 with mixed moves. commodity futures index stands at 144.68.
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