Strasburg Rescue Squad to Begin Operations at 6 P.M.
Strasburg residents will see the new Strasburg Rescue Squad, Inc. go on motor at 6 p.m. after about 40 months of planning. President William Luca says all emergency calls will be handled by the unit and that it will serve Davis District and surrounding areas. First lieutenant Daniel Osnider notes it will operate 24 hours with calls via 58123 and that the truck is equipped with modern first aid gear.
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Baltimore Livestock Markets Report Cattle and Hog Prices
US DA notes cattle receipts about 400 with 30 percent slaughter steers and heifers 45 percent cows and balance bulls and feeders. Slaughter steers 23.00 to 24.00 per hundredweight, cows 10.00 to 12.50, bulls 13.50 to 17.00, feeder cattle 16.50 to 19.50. Hog receipts 800 with barrows and gilts mostly 25 cents lower, sows steady. US classes quoted from 14.00 to 17.85 per hundredweight depending on grade and weight.
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Indian Ghee valued in cuisine and ritual use
Britannica notes ghee or clarified butter is highly valued in India for cooking medicine and Hindu religious ceremonies reflecting its cultural significance.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Miller Attacks Spending in Florida Campaign Swing
In Sarasota and Miami Miller accuses the Johnson administration of gigantic spending that harms retirees Social Security and savings. He ties deficits to inflation and warns of possible collapse while criticizing Cuban policy and Soviet activity in the Caribbean. He claims wheat sales to Russia may be ending up in Cuba.
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Chicago Livestock Market Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
AP report from Chicago shows hogs at 6000 head and cattle and sheep trading mixed. Slaughter steers 1000-1250 lb 22.00-25.50 with steadier tone, heifers 850-950 lb 21.00-23.25, sows 400-450 lb 13-13.50, wooled slaughter lambs 22.00-22.50 and 21.00-22.00 for good to choice meats, overall price shifts noted across hogs, cattle and sheep.
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Alabama professor introduces faster sales forecasting method
University of Alabama marketing researcher Dr Morris Mayer says a new computer based system can generate a sales forecast in under half an hour, replacing days of work. The forecast guides decisions on merchandise budgets personnel needs and facility changes.
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Ala
University of Alabama
Morris Mayer
AMA Organized in Philadelphia in 1847
The American Medical Association was organized in 1847 at Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The brief note records the founding date and place of the national medical association, marking a milestone in U.S. professional medicine.
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American Medical Association
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American Teens Head Home From World Tour
Two 16 year olds from Cleveland, Janice Hawkins and Martha Schendel, were taken into U S Embassy protection in London after a police led stop of their world tour. They arrived in London the day after disappearing from home on Sept 17 and were found with about 1400 dollars remaining. The girls said they saved for the trip and denied aiming to meet the Beatles. Martha’s mother said nearly 2000 dollars set aside for college financed the voyage.
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Boy Driver Steers Wagon Down Hill Saver
A five year old boy, Philip Ranck, unintentionally shifted the gears of a station wagon in Beattyville Kentucky and rolled it down a hill. He guided the vehicle around parked cars and halted in his grandfather's garden. He feared hitting the brake by mistake and thought he might press the wrong pedal.
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First Lady Cheered On Buggy Ride In Charleston Visit
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson rode a buggy carriage on the Battery during a Charleston stop as crowds cheered despite boos. The First Lady's caravan on the Lady Bird Special moved toward Savannah, while Johnson later signed a two year extension to the Food for Peace program in Indianapolis. A churchyard sign in Kentucky quoted Love Your Enemies, It’ll Drive Them Crazy.
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