New York Stock Closings and Hogs Steady in Indiana Market
The report shows hog prices in Indianapolis with sows steady and most hogs at 25.00 to 93.50 for 1-3 hundredweight, and cattle and calves mixed with slaughter steers and yield grades. In Chicago, hogs and cattle prices span ranges for various weights and grades, with utility cows at 18.20 to 19.00 and prime and high choice beef cited, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
USDA
Huitehers
Dlangier
Amy J
Giele
Glen
Fesan
Iinet
Bai
Wila
Teart
Snes
Linton
New York
Itty Caius Ind
York
Dew Junes Crosiont
Homestic
LA Big Gat
Averaecst
Tdea
Limperial Cp
Hail
Wickes
Air Balea
Zoli
Narserit
Tata
Keer
Ree
Ieratten
Festink
Storm
FEMA
Es Aeroiel
Macy
Mrjel
aerekCo
Greer Ley
Tyres
Siudinks
Wwe
Blayea
Aled
el Fa
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Stathora Ins
Buetsev
Igi
American Stock Exchange
Ius liv
Ford
Nec
GonCa
Semmtel
Chicada Road
Shiver
Auyseane
Bae Er Ab
Bentgla Tigeareher
Ol Athetie
Priaky
Creissian Houyi
Jely
Bart Troe
Tag Bay
Aller
Early Ermeisson
Kate Fulda Inieneon
Trinse
Iin
Bo Ashe
Bears
Aston
Witowtirn
Mieke
Sears
Ferah
Feri
Sefsui Ieee Mr
Ands Easty
Corning, Towa
Revue
HS Ss Aus
EMC
Ce St
Sonang
Pate Iany
Crs Organization
NFO
Louisville
San Hutter
Ganveat
AL Commercial
Asa Staley
Genestoy Agz
Qpubl
Dow Jones Hits New Yearly Lows Amid Market Drift
The Dow Jones industrial average slid to 793.08, a fresh 1958 low, as a broad market retreat continued. The 60-stock Dow Jones off 1.4 points on the obsolete index, while volume faded and many issues fell or rose modestly on the New York Stock Exchange. Local commodity prices showed declines in hogs and corn futures, with livestock and grain markets mixed in a sluggish trading day.
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NW York
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
Mutual funds arms talks near agreement in preliminary phase
AP reports talks between the United States and Soviet Union on arms limitation made progress in a week of sessions. Delegations held a 90 minute session, with further meetings planned after year’s end. Officials forecast a first round within 10 to 14 days and full talks to resume next year. USSR and United States officials voiced cautious optimism as negotiations continued amid Cold War tensions.
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Helstnics
Straterie Armis
Aps
al Pace
Fiat Tt
Rogers
Defense
Melyin R. Gatedhothie
Atlantic Alliance
Lid
Brussels
Easi Couraging
Linns
Laird
Moscow
Kremlin
Pastor Don Camp Reaches 8th Year at Grace Baptist Church
Grace Baptist Church at 2 W Hartman Rd observes the eighth anniversary of Dr. Don Camp's pastorate. Camp, a Douglas County Georgia native born August 2, has served since December 1851 after a path including Bob Jones University, Youth for Christ director in Columbus, and leadership roles in Baptist and banking groups. Under his tenure the church reports rapid growth in Sunday school and membership, 200 professions of faith, a budget rise from 185 to 1209, and a $250,000 addition with new coch Iocations and missionary ventures.
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Grace Baptish
Hartman Rd
Don
Camp
WGL
Douglas Co Ga
Nie Bewan
Waan
Eanesys Bansisk
Winstin
Bob Jones University
Greerville
D. C
Youth For ‘Christ
Colensus
Central Indiana CB
Out Work
Anderson
Helsed
State Toll Road To Be Resurfaced In Indiana
The Indiana Toll Road will be resurfaced over the next decade at a cost of 22 million dollars, with 1457 miles planned for work. Commission chairman Frank T. Mills said earnings will fund the project, to be carried out in stages, as bond issues totaling 350 million are retired ahead of schedule.
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Indianapolis
State Toll Road Commission
Frank T. Nillis
Commission
Millis
Sched. Ie
Market Downturn Follows Slow Trading Day
Wall Street eased as the Dow slipped to 798.29 at 2 p.m., with declines outpacing advances 709 to 795. Analysts cited lack of news and weak investor interest after a brief rally, noting moderate turnover and several oil, tech, and industrials showing mixed moves.
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New York
Gulf Oil
AMIK
Apco Oi
Massey Ferguson
Ametcar
Ecorontal Petroleum
Comsat
Gismo
Xerox
Polariid
Aus
Stoek. Exchine
Campbell Chibougamau
Christiana
Frankton High School Honors Pupils List Released
Frankton High School announces honor rolls for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. First and second honor roll recipients are named with multiple students in each category across grade levels.
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Frankton High School
Prankton High School
Sally
Astin Tebbie Cantu
Donna Lucas
Sam McNamee
Susan Scott
Beck Wise
Wanda Bradburn
Roowla George
Bob Tiward
Snd
Cindy Richwine
J . Juntons
Deis ‘Inech
Janet Gilespie
CJ McCleland
Pam Roy
Emily Shader
Pam Todd
Larry Tucker
David Walker
Secans Mover
Belinda Busby
Teery
Coleen Moore
Linda Roberts
Pivss Monor
Lisa Alich
Debbie Bradburn
Peggy Bushy
Kethy Closser
Jim Day
Kashi Dinsmore
Timmy Grigg Sot
Mike McNamen
Gheryd Newton
Peggy Pickering
Lana Tucker
Fall Creek Friends Plan Christmas Tea on Historical Note
Fall Creek Friends plan a Christmas tea on December 14 at the Friends Meeting Hall. Miss Mary Andars of Kohina will speak on The Belles with Pendle- Otes music by Wi Pegi Bl 2-2 p etock. Miss Cetars, a Kokamo schoolteacher and member of the Colonial Dames, will present and refreshments in Quaker costumes will follow.
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Mary Andars
Kohina
Fall Creek
Friends Aleeling Toute
State Roary
Penteton
Cetars
Kokamo
Caudill Al Sheppard Airman Roger BD
Caudill son of Mr and Mrs Roy E Caudill 2918 Mounds Ru completed asi training at Lackland APB Tek assigned to aid APO Tex in aircraft maintenance UGS graduate of Madigyn Heights High School
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al Sheppard
Roger BD. Caudill
Roy E. Caudill
Mounds
Lackland Apb
APO
Tex
Rsking
Sireraft Maintenanca
UGS
Madigyn Heights
NBC Journalist Bourgholtzer to Deliver Pyle Lecture
Bloomington Indiana United Press International reports NBC news correspondent Frank Bourgholtzer a 1969 Ferolee Lecturer at Indiana University returns to campus to deliver the Pyle Lecture in memory of S erious show host whose death followed a Pacific campaign. Bourgholtzer will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters.
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NBC
Bourgholtzer
Pyle
Bloomington
Thd
UPI
Indiana University
Frank Bourgholtzer
NBC News
Lias
Seriogshoward Warl
Dawa
Lnt
le Shima
South Pacific
YMCA Schedule Turns Hectic Youth Swimming Classes
Daily YMCA timetable lists youth and adult activities from 8:00 a.m. to 9:06 p.m. including beginners swim, gym classes, fitness swim, trampoline and flying fish sessions, plus men’s open gym and weight lifting in the health club.
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Jessohs
Srack
Indy Legal Fees Jump To 35 Dollar Hour Min
Indianapolis legal fee guides raise minimum rates to 35 dollars per hour, a rise from 27, with most fees increasing by up to 160 percent since 2010. The change affects about 130 fee categories though some categories stay unchanged. The adjustment reflects longer-term shifts in the cost of legal services in the city.
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Indy
Indianapolis
UPL
Iniall
La Porte Man Named In Kidnap Charge
A federal kidnapping charge was filed against Bellard Jones, a native of Logan, West Virginia. He is accused of abducting Mrs. Charla Dinson of Clayton, Ohio, forcing her to drive, and later fleeing toward Huntington before being captured in West Virginia. He faces additional counts of grand larceny and another offense.
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Amy.gton
W.va
Porte
Charlera B. Dinson
Clayton
Ola
Bellard Jotneonde
Logan
U.S
Willian Mathiens
Machington
Graed
Slinton
Coumbis
Cirebyiile
Portsmowica
Trenton
Ohio
Donatwo
West Virginia
Stile
Cay
Huntington
Nonahue
Johnson
Army Specialist Teelers Receives Commendation Medal in Vietnam
Army Specialist Polly William G Teelers 24 son of George P Testers of Lapel received the Army Commendation Medal during ceremonies in Vietnam. He was praised by Cal W G Koller head of the Army Vietnam Inspector General's Office for meritorious service as a clerk-typist with Headquarters US Army Vietnam. Teelers entered the Army in 1959, stationed at Te Sam Houston Texas before overseas duty in October 1938. He is a graduate of Lapel High School attended Indiana University and a member of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. Bill Sezesny’s flocked Christmas trees at 2704 Pendleton Avenue.
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Polly William G. Teelers
George P. Testers
Lapel
Army
Vietnam
Cal. W. G. Koller
Meelers
U.S. Army
Te Sam Houston
Texas
Lapol High School
Indiana University At
Bloomington
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Esmond D. Riley
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Dale Ray
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Janes Feight
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Susan Harper
Diane Roland
Tony Sargent
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