Stock market slips to modest gains as volume falls
U S stocks posted small advances on light volume after a hesitant morning. The Dow rose 2.31 to 908.94 as 14 of 30 Dow components gained, 11 fell, and 5 held. The broader market saw 752 issues rise and 574 fall with 771 new highs for the year.
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Ynew York
Loew
Prine
Vietnam
Dow Jones
Altough
Associated Press
Occidental Petroleum
Twenteth Century-Fox
Commonwealth Oil
Jehieh Valley Industries
City Investing
Montgomery Ward
Standard OW
New Jersey
Laboratory For Electronics
General Precision
Dow Industriiry
American Stock Exchange
Livestock Market Prices Report
The market lists hogs at 40 cents, cattle including ch, steers and heifers priced. Good steers and heifers labeled at 22 dollars to 25 dollars, with cows noted but figures unclear.
Muncie Livestock Grain Train Hearing Stirs Opposed Plan
At a Monday hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission, livestock and grain dealers testified on a plan by the Atain Company to boost grain train rates. Farmers argued the proposal would create an unfair rate advantage for a single firm, with cattle and lamb markets described as steady amid pricing ranges for calves sheep and hogs.
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Rouene
Springfield
Tll
UPI
Boars
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Ie & Low
Hearihy
Nicholas Hubbard
Mount Pulask
Cargit
New Orleans
Winvis Central Railroad
Department of Agriculture
Federal Department of Economic Development
Cargil Co
Gibson City
Cargil
Baton Rouge
Railroad
Sinois
ICC
Alr Kapplan
Legal Notices and Estate Accounts Headline in Madison County
Legal notices warn of final accounting in the estate of Rebecca Bryant and related probate actions in Madison County. Notices detail administrators petitioning for settlement, asset distribution, and court filing deadlines with a May 13 1958 date for interested parties to appear.
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Rebecca NM
Bryant
Gan Nolize
Tinal
George B Bryant
Elmer Fant
Sulkar
Superior Court
Madison County
Elaine
Colley Ng Nea
Kenneth
Stuart Superts
Heal ‘Estate
Actakee Age Farm
Michinery
SAY Aprigoa
Anderson
OAH, Haase Gents
Ansel
Blesvilte
Eleanor B. White
Estays NO
K. White
Hal Report
Noblesville
St. Fd
Rolio Verge
Muncie
Jess D. Daligives
Agnes
Douglass CiEvs
George
al Feader
Pulte Aks
Pesconat Brats
Stewart
North Ford
Sk. Lapel
Elbert Waellon
Uto
Ehel
Wayne Pheanis
Hue
Scar
Madred Durbin
Sumer Court of Madison
Nath St
Ane
Tedfana
Bob Wigener
Aue
Ries Erates
Honeer
Angersn Barkne Co
Hazel A. Achor
Planic
Lottte
Alshoaile Revere Board
William Harter
Ye Tidlana
Waits Sehheay
Maay Ioc Sal
Nt i Banking Co A
Courtanere Galdeherrs
Ghderson
Tnt
William Chowlrg
Xe Harter
Hove
Emise
Ye Elaler
M. Marrk
Aevandeis
Indiana
Anderson, Inc
Les Ebowers
Ant Williams H. Highsiith
West Ath. Ram
India National Bank of Invlis
Fiani Alcoholic Beverage
W. ¥. Condon
Fee
Be Haris
Chatman Bypril
Tapril
First Degree Murder Conviction in Muncie Store Death
In Muncie Delaware Circuit Court David A. Hollowell, 24, was convicted of first degree murder for the shooting death of a liquor store clerk on July 1, 1967. The jury recommended life imprisonment. Louis L. Gilliard, 14, also indicted for first degree murder, will be tried later. Judge Alva Cox scheduled no sentencing date.
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Muncie
Ind
David
A. Hollowell
Delaware
Circuit Court
Sonment
Deed Transfers in County Recorder’s Office Ledger
Transfers show multiple deeds recorded in the County Recorder’s Office. Names include Donald E. Neesa and spouse, John Brindise and spouse, Ken Inash Wisner and spouse, Mae M. Roberts, Robert D. Sheets, Joan Sheets, James L. Rand and spouse, Billy J. Nagel and spouse, Francis E. Swain and spouse, Charles L. Moore, Jason L. Huckeby, Gary A. Story, William and Wiley and spouses, and Larry L. Lawson and spouses. Parcels listed include Original Plat North Anderson, Fall Creek Two, Highland Retates, and various tracts with acreages such as 6, 3.573, 0.6, and other fractional lots. The document details transfer between numerous individuals and couples with specific lot descriptions and dimensions.
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Donald E. Neesa
John Brindise
Pelt Nvm Sem
Norbury Realty
Ken Inash H. Wisner
North Anderson
Litsa Brahes
Mae M. Roberts
Anderson
Robert D. Sheets
Ma Sheets
Norris Helgnts
Fall Creek
Joan Sheets
James L. R
Norris Hoig
Billy J. Nagel
Francis E. Swain
Pt. Sey Nwn
Ladacres
Floyd W. Johns
NEV
Charles L. Moore
Jason L. Huckeby
Wie
Gary A. Story
William &. Wiley
INWY
Larry L. Lawson
Few Challenges Are Anticipated In Indiana Primary
Marion County Election Board expects few voter challenges over party switching in the May 7 primary. Six affidavits will be sent to each precinct with 2,000 more in reserve. Governor Branigin urges Republicans to switch to vote in the presidential preference, while Democratic chairman Beatty doubts crossovers will disrupt the November race. The piece also lists numerous property transfers and a closing line noting that about 20 percent of known animals are insects.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Election Board
Hayden Shepherd
Roger D. Branigin
James W. Beatty
Dampcrais
Trade group arrives in Sydney for Australian tour
A three member U S trade mission arrived in Sydney on Monday for a week long tour of Australia. The mission is sponsored by the U S Department of Commerce and Pan American World Airways.
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Sydney
Australia
APT
U.S. Trade
U.S. Department of Commerces
Pan American World Airways
Milwaukee Plan to Rename Center Street King Avenue
Alder man Orville R. Pitts said he will introduce a resolution for Tuesday to rename Center Street King Avenue in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The move aims to reflect Milwaukee’s regard for brotherhood and King’s principles, with Pitts a key proponent to be confirmed by the Common Council. The redevelopment authority, including two African American members, is also involved in related city plans.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Orville R. Pits
Common Council
Center
King Avenue
Martin Luther King Jr
Pitts
King Pitts
Henry Materony
Baler
Sen
Williem
Moni Wi Pills
William Re
D-Wis
Chicago grain prices slip on ongoing liquidation
Chicago grain futures eased as liquidation dominated trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat fell nearly 3 cents while corn, oats, rye, and soybeans declined or held firm amid strong export demand and favorable planting prospects for winter wheat. May prices shown for each commodity reflect broad losses.
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Cricago
Chicago Board of
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Indianapolis Hogs
New’ York
Alfred Henry
Eaves
Chambers
Chartey J Chambers
Alpha E. Byrum
Madison Cedary
Infantes
Byer & ‘Oil
Young Muncie
Chicago
Grain Company
Capital Grain
Indi
Dupolis Area
Tevators Corm
T County ‘Recorder's Office
James. A. Fisher
Sceanbrlat” Park
Roy G. Hermann
Daisy EB. Clark
Diana M. Pattishall
Holiday Manor
Pipe Creek
Diane M. Pattishall
Sidney Hi
Clark
Robert G. ‘Simmons
Harold R. Marshall
Mara Meadows
Mamie Cook
Russell C. Balser
William Woodward
Elwood Federal Savings
David A. Dowler
Ira Kidwell
Mike Borsoyer
Virgil L. Blevins
Elmhurst
Walton Harlan
Exec
Ray Bush Sr
NEY
James P. Miller
Janice Loren Miller
MM. Powel
S Ind
Orestes
Francis L. Laser
Frankiin’ Machine and Tool Inc
Pi, Sey
SEM
Stephen R. Hoin
Milda Klayson
Sigler's
Frankton
Roy E. Muncy
Hattie B
Danner
Belvidere
Aldersodi
Richard Bennett Builders Inc
Frank D. Scott
Spring Valley
Lafayette
Loyd E. Brumback
Naomi A. Arbuckle
George C. Chambers
A. L. Bedwell
Belmont
National Homes Acceptance I Corp
Richard Beach
Chesterfield Bluffs
Edgar C. Poole
Georgia Ruel Norrig
Nem New
B. Baker
Russell G. Baker
Fletcher
Williams
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Yale University
Earlham College
Leutenant
Judge Advocate General
David W. Dennis
Congress Committee
Robert Galyean
Mit Ane
Heclibb
Msior Medical Hospitalizarion Group
Chestview Ct
UFE Company
Fred James
Molly Smith
Betsy McNabney
Donna Richardson
Bruce
Hoyt Wright
A.H.S
Mounds Mall
Shepherd
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