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NEW YORK (AP) — Markets
at a glance:
Stocks — Slightly higher in
slack trading.
Cotton — Lower.
CHICAGO
Wheat — Lower; liquidation.
Corn — Lower; liquidation.
Oats — Lower; liquidation.
Soybeans — Lower; liquida-
tion.
Butcher hogs — 50 cents high-
er; receipts 4,500; top 26.50
Slaughter steers — 25-50 cents
higher; receipts 9,500; top 36.00.
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KANSAS CITY (AP)-Wheat
105 cars down % to 1% No. 2
hard and dark hard 1.40-1.56%
No. 3 1.50% No. 2 red wheat
1.35-1.37% No. 3 1.33-1.36%
Corn 111 cars; unchanged-
down 3% No. 2 white 3.05-3.15
No.3 2.93-3.14 No. 2 yellow &
mixed 1.27-1.32 No.3 1.25%4-129%
Oats 2 cars unchanged-down
% No. 2 white .67-76% No. 3
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lower, July 1.28%; corn was
sharply lower, July 1.25%; oats
were lower, July 63% cents
rye was lower, July 1.17% and
soybeans were lower, July 2.67%.
LEARNING BY doing can be fun as six-year-old
Zenobia Bailey already has discovered. Zenobia
enrolled in Head Start at Washington
Elementary School this morning. Enrollment
will continue until noon Wednesday. Two
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Liquor Petition
To Be Circulated
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - er salaries and retirement. The
A Tulsa hotel manager an- state Tax Commission would re-
nounced plans Monday to circu- ceive three per cent to cover
late an initiative petition to le- collection costs and the remain-
galize sale of liquor by the ing 47 per cent would go to cit-
drink in Oklahoma.              ies and towns.
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Milo maize 1.98-2.04
Rye 1.07-1.212
Barley .93-90
Soybeans 2.60%4-2.66%4
Sacked Bran 37.00-37.75
Sacked shorts 37.00-37.75
Wheat futures closed 1
down 1%
Wheat futures;
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• 7-lnch Steel Wheels
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with trade
May 1.38 1.38% 1.38 1.38%
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tioned during 1967-68, 25.6 per smoker, the rate of student
cent of the boys said they smoking is almost as low as it is
smoked cigarettes and 15.7 per when neither parent has ever
cent of the girls said they are been a smoker, the survey
smokers.                         found.
A 1957 survey of the same age Davis said the survey also
group reported 34.7 per cent of showed young people who have
the boys and 25.5 per cent of the slipped behind their age-mates
girls said they smoked.           in school and those who do not
The new survey by the Na- expect to go to college are more
tional Clearinghouse for Smok- likely to smoke.
ing and Health was prepared for
the U.S. Public Health Service.
Ninety-one per cent of those
queried answered yes when By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
asked: Would you say smoking
is harmful to health?”           ATOKA, Okla. (AP) —Cowboy
The survey offered no reasons Pink Williams reported a turn-
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CHICAGO (AP)—Corn futures
posted a loss of 4% cents a
bushel on the Chicago Board of
Trade today, one of the great-
est one session declines in the
1960s.
- loss on the opening was
later trimmed on some mixed
buying activity, but liquidations
in the corn affected virtually
all commodities on the exchange.
Trade was active and mixed
from the opening as the Septem-
ber corn futures opened 412 cents
under Friday’s close. The liqui-
dation was attributed to the
government decision to rescind
an earlier ruling permitting
warehouse reseating of 1968 crop
corn.
The government said that un-
der the present farm program it
will keep domestic use and ex-
ports as high as possible. The
1968 corn crop was lower than is
expected to be consumed this
year. The ruling does affect
any other grains of that year or
the 1967 corn crop.
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Monday that Ray waived any Saxton said the petition drive licensed liquor stores,
right of appeal when he entered will be headed by the Oklaho- Circulators of the liquor-by-
a guilty plea March 10 in the   ma Hotel and Motel Association.  the-drink petition would have 90
shooting of King.                    A total of 142,000 signatures will   days after it is filed with the
“It is the opinion of this court   be required to submit the pro-  secretary of state in which to
that the guilty plea entered was   posal to a vote.                   obtain the required number of
properly ... knowingly, inteili- The petition proposal, Saxton signatures.
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Shwest Communi V Ant" cooperation with   "Judge Battle had ample evi-   liquor could be sold by the
arrange the equipment tionycon mittee,help   dence in finding that the defend-   drink with a 12 per cent tax to
drang l TK v           Ck.° Neal, ant was fully advised and has be levied on each drink,
here during the wiwalkerare primary teachers waived, intelligently and under- Fifty per cent of the revenue
'                   standingly.                       would be earmarked for teach-
James Earl Ray
Back in Prison
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-
James Earl Ray was returned
to his maximum-security prison
cell after losing a bid for a new
trial in the assassination of Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr.
“This hearing was only the
beginning,” said Richard J.
Ryan of Memphis, one of Ray’s              ________
three new lawyers. Ryan said John Saxton, manager of the The move to legalize sale of
he will take the case to the Mayo Hotel, said the petition liquor by the drink comes a dec-
Tennessee Court of Criminal   is expected to be filed June 3, ade after Oklahomans voted to
Appeals.                           He said it would call for a spe- lend prohibition. Present liquor
ze Judge Arthur C. Faquin Jr. of cial statewide election to amend laws, however, permit sale of
i Criminal Court in Memphis held Oklahoma’s liquor laws, liquor only by the bottle in state
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WHEAT
Jul   1.35b4 1.28% 1.28% 1.31%  t
Sep   1.32% 1.31   1.31   1.33%  1
Dec  1.38   1.36% 1.36% 1.39
Mar  1.41% 1.39% 1.40% 1.42%  ।
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Jul 2.67% 1.67% 2.67% 2.67%
Aug 2.63% 2.62% 2.62% 2.63%
Sep 2.45 2.44% 2.44% 2.45%
Nov 2.36 2.35% 2.35% 2.36%
Jan 2.40% 2.39% 2.39% 2.40%
Mar 2.43% 2143% 2.43% 2.44%
RYE
Jul   1.19   1.17% 1.17% 1.19%
Sep   1.18% 1.17  1.17% 1.18%
Dec  1.21   1.19% 1.19% 1.21%
Mar  1.23  1.21% 1.21% 1.23%
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A sur- and hundreds of school districts
vey of teen-agers exposed to an- and groups of kids doing things
tismoking messages—including   like this,” Davis said. “You
the blunt “smoke, choke, should hear the kids in these
croak”—shows a sharp decline  projects—they're   death on
of youngsters taking up ciga- smoking.”
rettes in the last 10 years.           Davis said education pro-
The drop means the total  grams on the dangers of smok-
number of smokers in the Unit- ing must also be directed to-
ed States remains about 49 mil- ward parents.
lion despite increases in the One study found the smoking
population, according to Roy L. rate highest among students in
Davis, a spokesman for the sur- households where father and
vey group.                      mother smoke, he said. Howev-
Among 17-year-olds ques- er, if neither parent is a current
CORN
Jul   1.26% 1.25   1.25% 1.28%
Sep   1.27   1.24% 1.26   1.29
Dec  1.25% 1.23  1.23% 1.26%
Mar  1.29% 1.27% 1.27% 1.30%
for the drop in youth smoking out of 500 persons Monday to
but, in an interview, Davis cited help him organize the Atoka
education programs about County Taxpayers Association to
health factors in cigarettes. fight what Williams feels are un-
“Kids probably have the fair ad valorem taxes on the
greatest impact on kids,” said county.
Davis, citing for example the Williams, a former state
program at a Bakersfield, Cal- treasurer and lieutenant gover-
if., high school where students nor, said the organization col-
campaigned against cigarette lected $1,865 at Monday’s meet-
smoking with the help of bill- ing. Williams was elected pres-
boards, radio, television and ident.
newspapers.
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Davis said youngsters there E
distributed the “smoke, choke, I
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