Moscow Propaganda Reflects Dread After Kennedy Assassination
AP dispatch outlines how Izvestia portrays heightened U S distrust of communism and fears of anti communist backlash. It notes Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence policy, Cuba and Berlin tensions, and Moscow’s caution toward Johnson as it ponders testing American resolve.
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No Change Expected in Hog Prices
Virginia agriculture officials forecast little price change for hogs in the coming weeks with possible slight weakness tied to weekly market volumes. Slaughter levels and pork stocks are up versus last year while beef supplies and storage are higher. cattle prices are not expected to rise due to competition from other meats. Virginia auction and Chicago prices show hog and cattle ranges, with specific figures for good and choice grades.
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Fire Levels Peanut Mill in Zuni Virginia
A four story peanut mill in Zuni is leveled by flames as a large peanut storage fire from Thursday continues. Smoke extends at least ten miles from six 125 foot bins and damage is estimated at 800000 to 1 million dollars plus 4.5 million pounds of peanuts. Evacuations affected two homes and fire crews remain on scene with flames reappearing.
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Market reels after Kennedy death with stocks rallying
Markets recover partly after Friday losses tied to President Kennedy's assassination. Dow up 16.43 at noon to 727.92, led by AT&T, Du Pont, GM, General, and U.S. Steel gains. NYSE steps in with 7.5 million cash to aid orderly liquidations. trading volume strong and bond markets mixed.
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Chicago Livestock Markets Report Hogs and Cattle Prices
AP dispatch from Chicago shows hogs at 6 500 head with butchers up 25 cents. Prices range 1 2 200 225 lbs 15 50 to 15 75 and 2 3 450 600 lbs at 11 00 to 11 75. Cattle and calves 3 000 head with slaughter steers mostly steady to weaker, high choice and prime 1 150 1 300 lbs at 24 00 to 24 25, most 23 00 to 23 75, heifers 980 lbs at 23 00 and cows 12 75 to 14 00.
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Drive In Shows Four Thrillers Draw Few Cars
In Lockport New York a drive in theater ran four thriller films in one evening with wind and rain creating a scary mood. Only three cars attended.
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N. Y
Fire at sixbin center damages building
Flames erupted in a six bin center early Monday with unknown cause. Nearby houses were safe during daytime as the fire spread toward a wood frame metal skin mill, prompting evacuations and an emergency response.
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Ering
Captain Dies In Grounding Of Vessel
The 74 foot fishing trawler Miss Carrie ran aground near Smith Island off Virginia. Captain Robert Martin 43 of Hampton and Grover Jenkins of Poquoson were drowned. Otis Leo Ervin and Garland Lawson survived and were treated then released. The vessel was located by Coast Guard helicopter and towed to Norfolk.
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Cuba denies Oswald travel visa to Cuba en route to USSR
Cuban government said Lee Harvey Oswald sought a visa on September 27 to pass through Cuba to the Soviet Union. Havana radio quoted Foreign Minister Raul Roa saying the request was refused because he lacked authorization from the Soviet Union.
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Al Jolson Born in Russia in 1886 Says Britannica
Britannica states the musical star Al Jolson was born in Russia in 1886. The encyclopedia notes Jolson became a major figure in American musical comedy and film.
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al Jolson
Eneee
Russia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Johnson Under Peking Attack
The Peking People’s Daily quoted by Peking Radio reports Lyndon Johnson’s first foreign policy directive seeking intensified aggression in South Vietnam. The broadcast also notes the killing of Lee Harvey Oswald, charged with Kennedy’s assassination, without comment.
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Author Martha Ostenso Dies at 63 in Seattle
Seattle obituary report states Martha Ostenso aged 63, author of Wild Geese and The Sister Kenny Story, died Sunday in Seattle.
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