Stock Market Falls Sharply as Auto and Steel Shares Slump
The New York stock market slid in a mixed, moderate session with a clear downtrend by noon. Automakers and steelmakers led the decline as UAW bargaining targets sparked concerns, driving the Dow down 7.58 to 832.77. Volume rose to 4.79 million shares. the AP average fell 34 to 315.8.
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Hogs and cattle market report from Muncie and Chicago
AP dispatch notes hogs steady to higher within 50 cent gains for select weights and feeders. Cattle and calves show varied quotes by weight and grade with steers and heifers mostly steady to higher, cows and bulls quoted across multiple ranges. Local grain market prices from Farm Bureau Elevator are included alongside bean quotes.
Chicago Hogs Sell Strong Steady Prices Across Market
Market report from Indianapolis shows hog prices steady to 25 higher with feeders and sows varying by weight. Slaughter cattle and vealers rose, while cows and feeders showed mixed activity. Community notices describe local auctions, social gatherings, and guest lists from Daleville Methodist Church events.
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Vile
Joe Kellum
Merlin Painter
Seton
Tin Bradley
Joe Kellains
Mesua
Auer Aneer
Willard Wean
Mrs. Ray Richardson
George Street
H. D. Kirk
Scali and Mr X Role in Cuban Missile Crisis Revealed
The piece details John Scali and an unnamed Soviet contact, Mr. X, amid the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. It cites Look magazine reporting and State Department comments on Scali’s communications with the Kremlin during the brink of war. It notes Scali’s lunch with the Soviet official and subsequent relays to U S authorities, Kennedy aides, and Rusk, leading to a missile withdrawal despite tense diplomacy.
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Khrushchev
Juries Show Generosity in Highway Condemnation Suits
INDIANAPOLIS UP I juries continued to be more generous than judges in highway condemnation cases. Atty Gen Edwin K Steers reports 80 condemnation filings in the first half of this year, versus 193 for all of 1963 and 195 in 1962. In 72 settled cases, state offers totaled 708720 while judges awards reached 932947. In 51 cases, state offers were 672640 and jury awards 1047973. Terre Haute land saw state offer 2046 versus jury verdict 94333.
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Kennedy improves after hospital crash in Boston
Ted Kennedy remains under care after a serious crash and lies in a hospital bed. An aide says it takes hours to reposition him and that he can feed, dictate, shave, read, and write while gradually regaining movement. Doctors monitor his condition as he shows hopeful signs and the steel frame is periodically rotated to aid recovery.
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Strike Delays Moving Large Grain Crop
A month-long strike by grain handlers in Duluth Superior halts normal grain flow from the Dakotas and western Minnesota. Eleven terminals in Great Lakes ports idle as talks between elevator firms and the American Federation of Grain Millers fail to break the impasse. Rail embargoes persist and foreign ships wait idle in the harbor while officials urge a Taft Hartley injunction. the White House says appeals go to labor authorities.
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Great Lakes
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North Dakota
W. J. Thoreson
New Suits Filed in Madison County Circuit Court
List of new cases includes Madison County Lumber Co Inc against Mark Ratliff on an account. Ketner and Yelton represent. J and R Stores sues J Gaddis. Dismore divorce actions involve Delores Faye Dismore and Samuel H. Dismore. Robbins represents Hodgson divorce case. Hoppe divorce action. Kelley, Arnold and Kelley handle Lincoln National Life Insurance Co foreclosure actions against Terry A Kelley and Glenda Sue Kelley. Walsh and Lyons foreclosure suit with Antoinette Lyons. Strong divorce action by Campbell and Jones. Romine divorce action. Salyer listed in docket.
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Antoinette Lyons
Campbell and Jones
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Clyde H., Strong, Jr
Superior Court
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Kennedy Day In Hospital Charts Political Comeback Efforts
A Kennedy day in hospital is mapped through briefings and visitors as the senator plans a campaign return. Family and aides coordinate efforts with a focus on August electoral strategy and potential public appearances.
Vice Presidential C Institutional Change Receives Approval
Washington D C. The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approves a constitutional amendment to fill a presidential vacancy and set a disability succession plan while preserving the current line of succession. House action is unlikely this session, but sponsors hope for a new law next Congress.
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Mutual Deposits Rise 9.1 Percent in 12 Months
Deposits of the nation s largest mutual savings banks grew 9.1 percent over the year ending June 30. Total deposits stood at 34.692 billion dollars as of July 1, per the American Banker report. Lt Gov John W Brown of Ohio will address Indiana Legion officers at a Saturday banquet during the 7th annual American Legion Leadership Conference in Indianapolis.
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UPI
Indianapolis
John W. Brown
Ohio
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Registration Interest Urged By County Office
The Madison County Farmers Webb and Knapp subsidiaries urged registration as the annual picnic dinner and meetings unfolded. Filings show three creditors seeking bankruptcy relief under Chapter 11 for Xyon's Lake operations, with the Union planning a board meeting at the Anderson YMCA on August 19 to pursue court handling.
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Xyon’s Lake
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Astor
Troyer
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Grant County
Oliva
Cred- Frazier
Alexandria
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Anderson Ymca
Oleksy Named Jury Foreman in Indianapolis
Francis R. Oleksy, 31, of 1624 Nichol Ave., was named foreman of a federal grand jury impaneled in Indianapolis by Judge William E. Steckler. The jury, to sit at least two weeks, will consider evidence in about five cases, per U.S. Attorney Richard P. Stein. Oleksy is assistant manager in the insurance department of Anderson Banking Company. Final day to register or correct registration for the November election is Monday Oct. 5. Registration drives urged by county officials and party chairs. Samaritan Society to meet in Perkinsville. five registration stations to be established for a last-minute drive.
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Nichol Ave
Indianapolis
William E. Steckler
U.S
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Late Sales Weakens Grain Futures on Board of Trade
Selling in late transactions weakened the grain futures market on Tuesday with most contracts closing lower. Wheat fell to near season lows as setbacks pushed values down over two cents a bushel while corn showed slight gains and soybeans moved from firm to lower levels as September prices and nearby futures shifted.
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Board of Trade
Grain market bids in Indianapolis mills pickup delivers
Bids by local mills for grain delivered by truck list No 2 new red wheat at 1.24 a bushel No 2 new white shelled corn at 1.12 No 2 new yellow shelled corn at 1.06 No 2 new white oats 36 lb or more at 58 cents per bushel No 1 old yellow soybeans at 2.30 per cent moisture
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