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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1957
Page
13
Chicago livestock prices edged higher amid a mixed market as buyers absorbed varied bids for cattle, calves, and hogs. Demand showed strength for high quality steers and heifers while lighter weights and feeder cattle remained uneven, with cattle under steady to firm pressure and hogs trading mixed.
Mixed trading to close with gains in some leaders and declines in others. Steel and copper issues fluctuated as bonds moved and concerns about volume persisted. convertibles edged higher while European currencies and Latin American markets showed modest movement amid a broad market backdrop.
Fragmentary OCR lists many numbers and names without coherent context. Readable items include scattered financial figures, person names, and places, but no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize. The text resembles a market page with disjointed entries and partial lines.
A Chicago market summary notes fluctuating prices across grains and cotton with securities trading over the counter. The report cites unnamed dealers and mentions the National Supply Net, reflecting broad activity, price ranges, and notable shifts in futures and cash markets amidst mixed demand.
The National Assembly unanimously ratified the charter of the International Atomic Energy Agency and backed plans to create a Korean national institute for peaceful atomic energy. The report notes figures, dates, and prior memory of funding and revisions, with economic figures cited in the context of state support.
Beverly Hills reports the death of Rudolph Polk a 63 year old violinist and manager who spent years as a concert artist before guiding other musicians including Jascha Heifetz Vladimir Horowitz and Jose Turbi. He also served as musical director at Hollywood film studios.
AL Ahram reports King Hussein of Jordan divorced Queen Dina last week. The decision, communicated to Dina in Cairo, follows Dina’s residence at her father’s villa since September 1956. The dispatch cites Baghdad sources and notes Dina’s efforts to settle her family affairs.
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