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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1961
Page
21
Los Angeles market report lists eggs fob prices by size and grade for retailers and distributors, with carton delivery ranges. It also details Butler live poultry ranch figures for fryers roasters light hens young toms and hens with weights and price ranges.
Treasury balance compared with a year earlier shows cash at 3.701 billion, deposits for the year near 38.3 billion, withdrawals about 50.2 billion, and gold holdings around 16.92 billion. The report notes debt not subject to statutory lien and includes updated figures as of December 15.
The report presents the Dow Jones industrial average and related stock figures as of 3 p.m. on a trading day. It lists major components, sector movers, and closing level indications for investors and market watchers.
Receipts at Tuesday's livestock sale reach 1476 with trade moderately active and mostly steady. Cattle calves cows and hogs show mixed quotes and wider ranges across grades with high good to low choice steer prices around 24.50 and sows in the 13.75 to 16.09 band, while lambs and rams post varied gains and declines across grades.
City Manager Porter W. Homer says a 20 acre tract east of Rincon High School on E 5th Street may be acquired for a district park. The land belongs to Howard Hughes Enterprises and negotiations have continued for over a year. Bond funds from 1948 are available, and the city hopes to cooperate with School District No 1. If needed, condemnation remains possible as part of a long range parks plan.
New York December coffee futures edge lower as spot offers and freight costs influence values. Forward contracts for different months show declines from the prior session with the Dec 4 trade at 34.00 and Mar around 34.45.
UPI reports search planes from Luke Air Force Base and other bases over Phoenix and southern Arizona continued for a Cessna missing since Saturday with two New Mexico men aboard. Passengers include Jack Hobson an Alamogordo bank executive Vaughn and Frank Boyce an Alamogordo attorney. Three sightings checked yesterday proved negative and Civil Air Patrol ended its search for a second plane missing since December 2.
Oakdale Nudist Camp in San Bernardino announces art classes featuring nude figure painting. The release states models pose without issue at the site.
In New York today small lots of print cloth and broadcloth for spot delivery moved in the cotter textile market. The wool seeds market was quiet and synthetic goods trading showed restrained activity due to conservative factors.
Pima Savings announces Earl Linzenmeyer will manage the opening Broadway office at 3777 E. Broadway on Dec 28. Linzenmeyer comes from Sterling Savings & Loan in Milwaukee where he served as managing officer and secretary treasurer.
New York December 19 dividends declared across multiple firms including Thompson Ramo Wool, Cont Avie and Eng, Cont Motors, Firestone, Krazier Core ALB and Basic Prods with rates and payables listed. Capital gains evidenced may be taken in cash or stock.
Tucson School District No 1 must add 272 classrooms by 1964 65 to meet revised population projections by Frank Sortelli. He forecasts 7 822 more students and totals rising to 49 949. Plans include two new high schools and multiple junior highs and elementary schools with portable rooms as needed.
Cotton futures in New York showed scattered losses of up to 60 cents a bale before buying support trimmed losses. The New York Cotton Exchange estimated Oct-Dec domestic consumption around 7.48 million bales, with the latest 6 weeks running about 3.13 million bales for July to Dec. Prices closed late afternoon 5 cents to near unchanged, with March at 34.15, May 34.53, July 34.40.
Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson ordered a January 25 trial for William Blankenship on an assault count. Deputy Fred P. Gerald accused Blankenship of roughing him at the Country Club Swimming Pool while seizing property tied to Joseph Blankenship in a tax dispute.
East Side bartender Jack Thomas Morris 24, of 4625 E. 20th St., was arrested at the Pub Bar after its 1 a.m. closing for permitting an intoxicated person to remain in the tavern. He pleaded innocent and faces trial at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20 on $200 bond. Frank Dominguez 34, of 1248 E. 22nd St., was jailed for drunkenness and forfeited a $10 bond after failing to appear in City Court.
A new research institute on communist affairs has been established at Columbia University to study relations and comparisons of Communist states and movements worldwide. The program aims to advance understanding of global communist activities and provide analysis for policy makers and scholars.
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