Shares Boil To New Peak In Lively Trading Session
New York AP reports a strong stock market rally with the Dow Jones at 766.38 up 4.74 and the AP average reaching 286.7. Blues chips Chrysler GM Xerox led gains as volume surged to 5.25 million NYSE shares, while overall breadth favored advances. Alaska health coverage lags with under 50 percent insured.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Xerox
Dow Jones
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Motors
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Public Auction of 54 Household Goods
Dec 18 at 10 30 A M, Jones selling 54 household goods at 1407 Louise Street Elbert Whelchel auctioneer
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Ed Jones
Louise Street
Elbert Whelchel
Stock Quotations from Chicago Markets on Tuesday
Stock excerpts show hogs steady to 25 cents higher with some bids around 15.60 to 15.65 on 200 220 lb mixeds. Cattle prices ranged from 21 to 23.50 for prime and good grades while heifers and bulls held steady. Numerous industrial and utility stocks are listed with varied prices including American Tel and Tel and General Electric among others.
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Thomson & McKinnes
Chicago
Yeater Grists
Tives Parenthes
American Tel. & Tel
American Tel
Telepa Ges & Elec
Beth. Steel
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Inter
Harvester
Johns-Manville
Ciese
Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Prices from Emege’s Livestock Market show current bids and bids by buyers. Cattle, hogs, and sheep are listed with weights and price ranges reflecting recent trading activity.
Hogs and cattle prices steady despite market activity
Indianapolis market reports show hogs lightly mixed with 190-300 lb ranges from 13.25 to 15.75 per cwt and sows around 11.59 to 12.50. Cattle and calves hold steady to higher with steers 21.75 to 22.50 and mixed grades 21.25 to 22.00. cows quoted 12.00 to 13.00, feeders 10.00 to 17.00. Sheep listings note wool lambs around 17.00 to 18.50 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00. Local grain price noted at 2.03 69 and 1.06.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Farm Bureau
Muncie Livestock Prices Reported by Weight and Class
Live cattle, calves, sheep and lambs quoted with ranges for weight divisions. Prices include choice steers, good to utility heifers, cows, bulls, and veal with per head and per hundredweight figures. Market notes show steady trends and broad ranges across categories.
Gun Carrier Seized Before Ike's Arrival
Ex convict Joshua Jones detained at a railroad station while Secret Service questioned him over plans for the Eisenhowers visit. Police report he possessed a firearm and had prior weapon offenses. While Ike and Mamie prepared for travel, a crowd of spectators gathered in chilly air to greet the former president at Rialto.
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St. John’s Hospital
San Bernardino
Calif
Howard Wilmoth
Weil St
UPI
Wanda Keesling
Middle Ag
Clemeth Kuhl
Betty Elliott
Ivan Estep
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eriksenhower
Secret Service
Purcell Joshua Jones
Senhowers
Jones
Neil Pyatt
Eisenhower High School
Rialto
Ike
Dissolution Notice for Chambers Enterprises, Inc
Public notice states Chambers Enterprises Inc Indiana plans dissolution via unanimous shareholder resolution dated December 15. John W E Chambers Sr and Dorothy D Chambers sign as President and Secretary.
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Chambers Enterprises, Inc
Sm Indiana Corporation
Chambers Enterprises
TNC
John W. E. Chambers
Dorothy D. Chambers
Donjald M. Stout
Iuperior Court
Madison County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmile
Peck. Scott & Shine
Evening Optimists Meet Last Evening
Members of the Evening Optimist Club gathered at the YMCA for a dinner with president Gene Quear in charge. Roger Deny delivered entertainment with a slide show and commentary on hisSummer Europe and Near East trip. Also present were Ward Taylor district Optimist leader and other local figures. The next meeting is set for January 7 while regular meetings are postponed. A note on a 200th year marker recalls the Jefferson Memorial dedication in Washington in 1943.
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Optimist
YMCA
Gene Quear
Jres Ward Taylor
Zone Five
Optimists
House Approves Kennedy Half Dollar Amid Rush Debate
The House voted 252 to 6 to mint a 50 cent coin bearing John F. Kennedy’s likeness. If Senate approval follows, the Kennedy half will replace the Ben Franklin half dollar. Critics warned the bill moved too quickly, urging deliberation to honor Kennedy properly.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
House
Senate Public Works Committees
John Fitzgerald
D-Tex
Gross
Thomas L. Ashley
Old Soybeans Close Higher On Tuesday Trade
Chicago AP reports short covering and buying by processors lifted old crop soybean futures on the Board of Trade. Soybeans closed up while grains largely steadied to weaker with rye and wheat slipping in most deliveries.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Nazarene Church Plans Christmas Programs Sunday
The Godwin Church of the Nazarene will hold a Christmas program at 9 30 am featuring the Kindergarten Primary and Junior departments. The opening rhythm band will perform and the Primary group will present songs and a pageant with solos and a choir. The Junior department will present a Christmas Angel Pantomime and Tableau. A Christmas sermon closes the morning program.
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Godwin Church of the Nazarene
Kindergartey
Tom’ Garner
Becky Bacher
Velma Schuyler
Jan Kearns
Loretta’ ‘Harshman
Zelma Schuyler
Brenda McBain
Ron
Nie Nichter
Gary Carman
Mike Che @pin
Mark Ellingwrood
Three Wise Men
Shepherds Led
The
Way
Richard Gooding
Alberta Kimmerling
Elbert Roeder
Marie Toombs
Esther Lawson
Jeanne Wilson
Hannah Roeder
Carolyn Rains
Dorothy Wilson
Zelia Nichter
Louise’ Sills
Nila Franklin
Gwen Dickson
Zelma Dickson
Betty Gooding
Sheri Dickson
Joyce Wilson
Mary Anthony
Richard Dickson
Kenneth Nichter
Walter McCay
John Smith
Job's Daughters Celebrate Third Anniversary
Bethel No. 114 Job's Daughters held a carry-in dinner at the Masonic Temple to mark the charter’s third anniversary. Initiatory work was given to four members. Wanda Conyers announced officers for her six month term, with numerous appointed posts listed. A Kennedy memorial service was observed. The So-Do-We Club met with prizes awarded, and plans for a Christmas party and gift exchange in Gray's Cafeteria, Muncie, on December 18 were announced.
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Daleville
Bethel No. 114
Job
Masonic Temple
Sharon Newton
Cynthia Litchfield
Mary Beth Maddox
Susan Oakes
Wanda Conyers
Nancy Merchant
Marsha Blevins
Debbie Lewis
Miss Conyers
Karen Rector
Laura Miller
Peggy Richman
Nola Cunningham
Donna Wilson
Glen Hall
Phyllis Marcum
Judy Hurley
Sherry Parker
Judy Brown
Lora Walker
Betty Hunter
Becky Babb
Dianne Redie
Marygayle Hartzell
Beverly Ashby
Tina Moore
Kathy Jackson
Alice Perry
Sunshine Committee
Chesterfield
Yorktown
Kennedy
R. N. Shroyer
E. E. Bowman
Market Sunderland
F Cy McWilliams
Harlan Shirey
R. E. Martin
A. R. Stewart
C. R. McKee
C. A. Tucker
A. B. Daniels
Gray's
Muncie
Indiana Governor Seeks Federal Fees at Recreation Sites
Indianapolis Gov. Welsh proposes charging admission at recreation and conservation facilities run by federal and state bodies in Indiana. He argues user financing would boost funds for maintenance and capital improvements while preventing duplicative payment systems across jurisdictions.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Indiana
Wees Welsh
Tosh
Tdiana
Welch
National Park Service
State Department of Conserver
Ion
Johnsons unprecedented security surrounds New York visit
President Johnson traveled through New York in a bullet proof motorcade and shielded by more than 7,000 police and a 250 man United Nations security detail. Rooftop patrols and barricades guarded the route as Secret Service monitored crowds and buildings after Kennedys assassination.
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UPS
Johnson
United Nations
John F. Kennedy
Herbert H. Lehman
United Nation
Michael Surely
Murphy
Dogs on Midwest Farms Run High in Survey
Nu tren a dog food survey finds about one in five farms have no dogs while eight in ten have large dogs. Additionally 33 percent of farms report more than one dog and 2 percent report more than four. Grain market reports bids from Indianapolis mills for No 2 red wheat 2.02 and No 2 white shelled corn 1.05 with soybeans at 2.57.
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DIGGY
Menneapolis
UPT
Nutrena Dog Food
Grain Market Indianapolis
Summitville Holiday Gatherings Attend Local Groups
The Modern Priscilla club hosted a Christmas luncheon at the Hostess House in Marion with Mrs. Maria Rosenthal presiding and readings by Mrs. Ella Wolfe and others. The Local Lion’s Club held its annual Family Christmas Supper and gift exchange, and the Order of Eastern Star chapter 517 hosted a carry-in supper with gifts for all and a ceremonial service led by Wrothy Matron Pearl Lathchaw and Worthy Patron Richard Maynard.
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Summitville
Priscilla Club
Marion
Maria Rosenthal
Ella Wolfe
Jane Kurtz
Ruth van Ness
Opal Watts
Saig
Veterans Hospital
Judy Bruning
Joan Inglis
Mesdames Helen Cartwright
Esther Inglis
Ann Miller
Pluma Miller
Mary Morgan
Rosalind Morgan
Dorothy McMahan
Marjorie Prough
Marla Rosenthal
Maritha van Ness
Lilly Warner
Eula Wolfe
Lion’s Club
Order of Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Temple
Wrothy
Pearl Lathchaw
Richard Maynard
Blast Victim Still Critical After Coliseum Explosion
Paul Ginns of Miller Huggins Inc. remains in critical condition at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after surgery to save his leg following the Halloween night Coliseum blast. Ginns has been mostly semi conscious since admission as his wife daughter and mother died in the incident.
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Paul Ginns
Miller Huggins Inc
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Ginns
Huggins
Iate
Classified Ad Rates and Personal Notice Details
Classified rates outline per line per day week and month with cash discounts and publication rules for The Herald and The Bulletin. A personal notice by Wade K. Smith denies debts beyond his own obligations at 133 Elma St. An advertisement promises pest control service for winter ant elimination under a Baxter Exterminating Co. offer with additional bonus for silverfish and spiders.
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Wade K. Smith
Elma St. Spa
Baxter
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