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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1964

Page

4

Stocks Stage Near Retreat After Losses

New York stocks fell as tax loss selling persisted with light Friday volume. GM led a brief market bid while most issues eased. Dow slipped 3.69 to 260.65 and rails fell 6.46 to 205.06 with 3.59 million shares traded. Comsat surged amid volume, while gold and oil shares showed mixed moves on speculative themes.

New York UPI Frig General Motors Dow-Jones Standard & Peor’s Comsat Sunshine Mining Homestake Dome Mines Sinclair Oil Beneifit Alaska

Stock and Quotations From Muncie Livestock Market

Prices show the latest quotes for cattle calves sheep and bulls with details on weights and ranges. Includes notes on futures bids and volume, plus brand names and company listings mentioned alongside market figures.

Capital Hogs Steady in Local Livestock Market

Hogs rise 40 cents with prices around 15 to 16 dollars per hundred pounds for various weight brackets. Cattle steady with steer and heifer classes mostly 19 to 24 dollars, sows down slightly. Local grain market notes state corn and beans prices with freight rate caveats and regional variation.

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Steel Output Dips as Data Upbeat on Year Pace

NEW YORK UP I steel output fell 0.02 percent to 2 629 000 net tons last week from 2 634 009 tons, the American Iron and Steel Institute said Output year to date reached 120 366 000 tons, up 14 8 percent from 105 013 000 tons for the same period in 1963 Also listed are poultry prices and hog cattle and sheep market notes from Chicago Annapolis and Washington with various bids and ranges for hogs cattle calves and lambs and Africa buyers ranked by U S imports from Africa including South Africa Congo Morocco Algeria Libya Nigeria Liberia and Tunisia.

New York UPI American Tron & Steel Institute Africa Washington United States Republic of South Africa Congo Leopoldville Morocco Algeria Libya Nigeria Liberia Tunisia

High School Sings Bring Christmas Spirit to Shoppers

Readings from Anderson Highland Madison Heights and St Mary s high schools sparked Christmas atmosphere as groups performed at downtown centers and malls. The seventh annual Community Christmas Sing is set for next Thursday at Anderson High School gym with Miss Christmas Carol crowned from ten county high schools. A combined chorus from Anderson Highland Madison Heights and St Mary s will sing, joined by school bands and grade-school singers.

Anderson High School Madison Heights Southdale Highland Singers Panorama Center Central Edgewood Plaza Mounds ‘Mall South Side 2Th iMain Sts G. E. Ebbertt Iantectante Anderson Highland St. Mary’s Lemuel Anderson Mary Jane Bergdall Richard Seaver Faith Whitmer Andrew Brown Joan Lander Evelyn Mousa Lew Gilbert Robert Griffey General Motors General Motors Barber Shop Lapel Jubilee Chorus Anderson_High School Dramatics

Chicago Butter Prices Unchanged Amid Market Patches

Chicago markets show butter prices holding steady with wholesale buying values largely flat. Amid mixed signals, grade A whites see limited changes while certain grades and scores show marginal shifts in the butter trading scene.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Louisville Swine Mixed Prices and Market Reports

Louisville AP reports Federal-State Market News Service hogs 1704 receipts mix grade butchers 290-260 lb, sows up to 5 percent, barrows and gilts strong to 50 higher, sows 25 higher. 1-3 barrows and gilts 190-230 lb 16.00-16.75, 1-2 16.50-17.25, 2-3 230-260 lb 15.25-16.00, 269-220 lb 14.50-15.50, 2-3 sows 400-600 lb 12.00-12.50, 300-400 lb 12.50-19.25. Cattle 1800 receipts about 30 percent slaughter steers and heifers, 25 percent cows, balance feeders. slaughter steers and heifers moderately.

Thomson & McKinnon Watch Stock Ag American Tel. & Fel Gas & Elec Bey Beth. Steel Eastman Kodak Ford General Dynamics General Electric General Motors Jehes-Manville Minnesota New York Central Orfolk Ania Ry. Ltd Low-Gd Ravin Corp Gisie Aruba Erne Moe AE Seat Aude Lade Amen Cescenvenes Union Carbide Chicago USDA Muianapolis Herman Fisher Nellie G. Keller Anderson Ind Eugene Cheagmile Superior Court of Madison County Kelley Arnold & Kelley Anderson Banking Company Alberta Eugene Creagmile Glen Superior Court Laws Badison County Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr John Scott Harriet W. Toner Superior Court Louisville

No Sales Reported for Wheat Corn and Soybeans in Chicago

NO SALES CHICAGO AP No wheat corn oats or soybean sales Soybean oil 12.09.

Chicago

YMCA Luncheon and Evening Schedule Highlight

Day’s timetable lists activities from Rotary and CBMC at noon to Kiwanis and Lions events in the evening. Includes gym swims, physicals, and various youth and sports matchups such as House of Trophies versus John Marshall and Local 1944 versus Anaconda.

Rotary CBMC Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Kiwanis Chief Anderson Lions Euchre Club Marie Roberts Tammy Jewels John Marshall Anaconda Canada Lynch

Offutt Renamed Health Post In Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS AP Dr Andrew C Offutt 54 was re appointed Monday as Indiana health commissioner and secretary of the State Board of Health Gov Roger D Branigin named him to the post he has held for ten years Earlier he was director of the Division of Tuberculosis Control and the Bureau of Preventive Medicine

Indianapolis Andrew C. Offutt Indiana State Board of Health

Business Talk s Challenged NEW YORK 1965 GNP growth forecast

Chief economist Dr Roy L Reierson of Bankers Trust Co says 1965 GNP will total about 623 billion, up 7 percent from 1964, with industrial output rising 6 percent. A GNP near 660 billion, up more than 9 percent, is possible. Prices may rise as capacity pressures mount. Higher profits in 1964 mean wage gains in 1965 will be absorbed rather than passed to consumers.

New York UPI Roy L. Reierson Bankers Trust Co Monay Reierson

Minister Loses Magic Wares In Saturday Theft

INDIANAPOLIS UPI a thief broke into the minister William Tresslar's locked car and stole a chest of magical props once used by the Shiloh Methodist Church pastor. The chest supposedly held rabbits that change color a vanishing clock a bursting wooden bowl and other items linked to his prior magician acts.

Indianapolis UPI William Tresslar Shiloh Methodist Church Tresslar Eras AE

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