Continent's Air Defense Planned joint U S Canadian command
In Montreal Air Marshal C R Slemon indicated a military move toward a unified North American air defense command. He said planning and weapons selection point to a supreme command, but no political decision has been made.
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Slemon
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U.S. State Department
Canadian Department of External Affairs
Tampa poultry market shows steady general conditions
Market report notes good merchandise quality and steady general conditions. Live weights and delivery for dressers and fryers are listed with variable weights and counts such as hens, whites, roosters, and light birds, indicating spotty availability and range in weights.
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Tampa
Deaths and legal notices in brief
Vital Statistics final decrees include Margaret B Nash versus James G Nash with an order on alimony past due. Florida to Venice Taxpayers League Inc charter and Florida to School and Church of Divine Law charter. Northfield Minnesota Dr F Melius Christiansen, 84, founder of St Olaf Choir and longtime music director. Shreveport Louisiana R W Dick Burnett, 57, owner of Dallas Baseball Club and oil holdings in AR and LA, died Wednesday.
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Nation’s Weather: Miami low and yesterday’s high noted
A brief weather snippet lists today's low temperatures for cities including Miami and contrasts them with yesterday's high readings. The condensed dispatch highlights regional temperature differentials without extended forecasts.
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Miami
Nation
Five-Year-Old Steals 75 Cents. Police Lecture Works
In Arletson, a neighbor reported a five year old boy stole 75 cents. The mother alerted police who lectured him and he promised to go straight.
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Arleston
Acrobat Awarded BA at Syracuse U
Margaret Gregory, long tied to a vaudeville bicycle act, graduates from Syracuse University with a BA after three years of college and high school work. Born in Petersburg, Virginia, she spent 15 years in the family act and says she never had a chance to attend school before.
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N. Y
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Syracuse University
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Petersburg
Livestock market prices from Chicago report
Hog prices show a 25 cent drop from early top at 19 50 with bulk 16 to 19 25 and various weight ranges. Cattle and calves remain steady with steers 23 50 to 26, cows 11 50 to 15, bulls 11 to 16 25, calves 15 to 24. Sheep markets hold steady with spring lambs 24 25, yearlings 10 to 19, ewes 4 to 6.
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Chicago
Soybean futures edge lower amid mixed trading
Grain futures opened fractionally lower as soybeans retreat after yesterday’s drop. July soybeans traded around 24 while nearby contracts showed declines of up to 14 percent in early activity, with several months quoted in the 231 to 243 cents per bushel range.
Austrian Delegation Arrives in Moscow to Open Trade Talks
A Austrian delegation led by V. Platzer, head of the economic Department of Austria's Foreign Ministry, arrived in Moscow yesterday to start trade negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
V. Platzer
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Wall Street mixed in early trading with scattered gains
Highly mixed prices prevailed in early dealings on the New York stock market. Gains were centered in distillers radio- televisions and airlines with International Paper up about three points. Advancing issues included Chrysler Goodrich Boeing Schenley RCA Zenith Phelps Dodge Air Reduction NY Central Pan American Airways. Losses appeared in General Motors United Aircraft American Smelting Union Carbide General Electric Southern Railway Sinclair Oil and American Tobacco.
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International Paper
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Goodrich
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Zenith Radio
Phelps Dodge Air Reduction
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Nixon Says Big Four Conference May Avert Catastrophic War
Vice President Nixon in Chicago warned the Big Four conference could be the world’s last chance to avoid a catastrophic war. He urged urgent international cooperation to curb tensions.
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Chicago
Nixon
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