U S Wheat Surplus Rapidly Shrinking Under Policy Moves
Government officials warn wheat stocks will fall from a July 1 1961 peak of 1.411 billion bushels to about 555 million by next June. Declines from freezes, drought and export control loom, with a possible year ahead reserve as low as 350 million bushels. Freeman says June crop report will clarify damage in the Plains. Secretary Freeman says exports could be restricted to ensure ample domestic surplus.
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Freeman
Great Plains
Orville L. Freeman
Hog and cattle futures mix in weekly Chicago market report
Livestock prices show hogs lower across weights with some steady to lower spots. cattle slaughter steady to higher for certain classes. sheep mostly lower with spring lambs and ewes steady. report notes prime and high choice ranges and recent weekly top figures. In Pittsburgh, investigators uncover a stash of used number slips in a house attic linked to lottery activities.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ignatius Borkowski
Man sells life for 16000 to free daughter from debts
Milan AP reports a 50 year old man offered to sell his life for 16000 to clear debts for his daughter aged 22. He signed the initials LB and described a career in film and Paris store displays while noting his separation from his wife. He appeals to newspapers to print only his initials.
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Milan
Italy
L.B
Paris
Three Road Deaths In Virginia Reported
Three traffic deaths reported in Virginia lift the annual highway toll to 395. Jean Ann Colley 30 of Samos Essex County died in a collision on U S 17 north of Dunnsville. Willie Edmund Brown 22 of Smithfield was fatally injured on State Route 10 near Isle of Wight County. Richard H Grabow 15 of Norfolk was fatally injured in a crash on Regate Avenue near the Norfolk and Western yard. Twelve ounces equal one pound in apothecaries weight.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Dunnsville
Jean Ann Colley
Samos
Essex County
U.S. 17
Here
Smithfield
Willie
Edmond Brown
Isle of Wight
Norfolk
Richard H. Grabow
Regate Avenue
Norfolk and Western
New Hampshire Eyes Renewal as Tax Expires July First
Gov. John W. King convened a special session after an industry tip. The 15 year gasoline tax would lapse July 1, costing about $2 million annually to New Hampshire if not renewed. In London, Stuart Levy 58 a joint managing director of the distributor of Darling died of a heart attack.
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Erybody
John W. King
King
New Hampshire
London
Stuart Levy
MIT computer music program runs ten minutes daily
An MIT computer is producing and performing music under acoustics expert Ercoll, with Ferretti absent. Due to high demand from researchers, the device can only practice ten minutes each day.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ercoll
Ferretti
Dominican Shooting Flares Up Then Dies Down in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo a brief gun battle near Hector Aristy’s home left a former rebel soldier dead and several others arrested including ex-rebel troops and a teen. Police and Ozama fortress troops surrounded the area as ex-rebel escorts and authorities clashed after a patrol was fired on.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Hector Aristy
de Jesus Morillo
Ozama
Morillo
Aristy
Air Force
Provisional Government
Bosch
Motorcycle Won by Man At Jamboree
Ridgeway, W. Vaman, William O. Carr won first prize at the Winchester-Frederick Co. Citizens Band Radio club jamboree at Izaak Walton Park Sunday. He won a motorcycle. Other winners include E. Simm erman Jr. with a Polaroid camera, Earl Fiddler with a radio, Charles Lofton with a spin rod and reel, H. M. Layman with a barbecue grill, and Joe Zimmerman with a country ham.
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A Ridgeway
W. Vaman
William O.carr
Winchester-Frederick Co
Citizens Band
Izaak Walton Park
E. Simmerman, Jr
Kinzel Dr
Earl Fiddler
Stephenson
Charles Lofton
Loudoun St
H. M. Layman
Glaize Ave
Joe Zim-merman
Whitlock Ave
Train Rescued by Truck in Illinois Runaway Fuel
A Norfolk and Western passenger train, the Banner Blue, suffering a fuel outage between Chicago and Decatur, was rescued when a truck delivered 300 gallons of diesel fuel to revive the stalled locomotive.
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Bement, Ill
Norfolk and Western
Banner Blue
Chicago
Decatur
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