Stock Averages Edge Higher On Broad Market Gains
New York markets showed higher stock averages with the Dow Jones industrials near a record, led by steels and nonferrous metals. The Associated Press 60 stock average rose to 769.51 setting another high after Friday, with 699 advances and 498 declines among 1.18 issues traded. volume reached 58 million shares. Corporate bonds were little changed to lower.
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New York
Sp Vras
Rong
Wan Cuich Bad Bom
Unclear stock quotation fragment from old paper
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous company names and terms including Eastman Kodak Sears Roebuck Sperry Rand Radio Corp and others. The text appears as scattered stock quotation notes with fragmented place and product references, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Bait Gas & Lee
Beth, Steet Brunswick
Shryner
Rubent Eastman Kodak
Otto
Fontcomery Ward
Pmotional Gyose Few
Centrarfobe
Western
Dln
Mathieson Tee Daemanana
Ryo Pier
Chi Pheree Industries
Radio Corp. of
Ani
Sears Roebuck Luthern Co
Sperry Rand Standard
Hog Prices Take Drop and Market Report
Local livestock market shows hog prices slipping across weight classes with steady cattle values. Auction results indicate lower prices for butcher hogs and mixed grades, while slaughter steers and prime cuts show slight gains. Grain and corn bids from Indianapolis mills are listed, alongside farm sale details and local auction notices.
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Emge
Tbs
Thurston Ovis
Bate Run
Ois & Hay
Pendision A Func
Indianapolis
Fairy Ratt Cros Street
West Berlin Seeks Broad Pass Extension For Christmas
West Berlin officials urged East Germany to expand the Christmas pass scheme allowing about 1.24 million residents to visit relatives across the wall. City, West German, and Western Allies want the wall reopened to all West Berliners with no fixed time limit, not just those with relatives in the east.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Aee
Crete
Bernauerasse
East Berlin
St. John's
Marjorie Thompson
Mounds Rd
Milton Ave
Katherine Peck
New
Reheile
N.Y
William Stephens
Chester
John Johnson
Chicago Grain Shows Gains as Wheat, Soybeans Rally
Chicago grain prices rose with wheat climbing to season highs on the Board of Trade. Soybeans advanced over three cents on old crop months as traders eyed roughly 37 million bushels sold to Russia recently, with most contracts ending near day highs. Wheat closed about 2.5 to 3.0 cents higher, soybeans up about 1.3 to 1.5 cents, corn and rye also firmer.
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Board of Trade
Russia
Hospital Dismissals List of Residents and Relatives
A compiled list shows hospital dismissals and discharged relatives across multiple addresses. Names include Ruby Shock Carolyn Lindry Patsy Ritter Barbara Webb Linda Doty Judith Klohr Jeannine Jones Vivian Ferrell Doris Rector Jeannine Jones Emma Johnson plus numerous spouses and children linked to addresses on 6th Street Pendleton Avenue Hamilton Street and others in Alexandria Middletown and surrounding areas.
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Cora Hoover
Judy Lowe
Wwe
Carolyn Lindry
Pendleton Ave
Barbara Webb
Becky Knotts
Nobles‘ile
Patsy Ritter and Son
Oakwood
Giragory Snyder
Washington Lamon
Mgr
Helen Rhea
Linda Doty
Reena Bailey
Judith Klohr
Tise Carol Guilkey
Doris. Rector
Apache
Jeannine Jones
Helena
Vivian Ferrell
Brown St
Linda Poulson
Matt Feazell
Satterfield
Notice of Real Estate Sale By Administrator Indiana
Administrator of the Lavina Mae Burton estate announces a private sale of rural Madison County real estate starting January 15 1964 with bids open daily until sold The property includes parts of sections 21 and 22 township 20 north range 8 east near Anderson Moonsville and Prosperity Road The offering is for the whole or split into two parcels with a 6 room farmhouse a 40 by 60 barn three wells and two designated parcels comprising about 48 acres east of Joonsville Road and about 2 acres west of the road An abstract of title showing merchantable title and a 10 percent bid bond accompany offers, with sale governed by Madison County Superior Court order and conducted at Chamier & Gaus offices in Anderson Indiana.
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Lavina Mae Burton
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
State of Indiana
Township 20
Anderson
Moonsville
Moonsville Road
Joonsville Road
Chamiyer & Gaus
Attorneys At Law
Anderson Bank
Surat
Gort
Eben Oat Toner
Hoosier Livestock Prices and Court Notices
Market reports show hogs down 15 to 25 cents with mixed cattle and sheep values across Indianapolis and Summitville. The court docket lists divorces and writs for several defendants in Allen and Vernon counties with hearings on asset dispositions and custody.
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Ed. Real
Indianapolis Poultry
Indianapolis (Ap
Indiana Roosters
Summitville Church Women Plan
Sorority Seeks Sun Lesson and Fashion Dolls
Sorority members met to discuss a sun lesson and showcased dolls dressed in clever wardrobes. Martha Belle Shaw chaired the Philanthropic Committee with officers including Leon arch, Virginia Hays, Helen Keller, and Beth Robbins guiding the Home Fund and educational efforts.
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Fersee Seer
Martha Belle Shaw
Philantropic Committee
Leon Eaarch
Jecn Jo Thornburg
Virginia Hays
Home Fund
Helen Keller
Flo- Y Sseee Byrd
Beth Robbins
Laurence Collins
Hileired Dennis
Alpha Pi Jewel Ceremony At Markleville
Alpha Pi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a jewel ceremony at Vance's in New Castle. Hostesses Dot Padgett Betty Robins Joan Gobervine Stephanie Geller Virginia Wilkinson Martha Stickler welcomed guests including Barbara Batton and Betty McCann. Barbara Batton presented the jewels to pledges Ruby Jones Lena Sullivan and Margaret Hardy with ten year pins to Jo Thornburg and Hildred Dennis. Gifts were donated to Madison County Home and a gift exchange followed. Attendees included Helen Keller Vi lume SEATION Consolidated Edison Co. announced it abandoned plans for a one million kilowatt nuclear plant in New York City due to cheaper hydroelectric power from Canada.
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Barbara Batton
Indiana
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Tod Betty McCanl
Franklin
Hildred Dennis
Dot Padgett
Ruby Jones
Lena Sullivan
Margaret Hardy
Lewis
Sun
Miss Eaton
Jo Thornburg
Ant” Hildred
Dennis
Jo Cooper
Madison County
Anderson
Helen Keller
Negro Demos Threaten To Bolt Party
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP warned at the annual NAACP meeting that Negro voters may abandon the Democratic Party in the next general election if civil rights legislation is not swiftly acted on. He criticized House Rules Committee chair Howard Smith and urged intensive voter registration, noting 108,000 Virginians paid poll taxes to qualify without full federal protection. He stated Congress is playing politics and pledged a political response in the next year.
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Democratic
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of ‘Colored Peale
NAACP
Lyndon B. Johnson
House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
Virginia
Cal
Heaghy Bencage
Sith Holf
Concare Righ Hang Party
Wilkins
Naacp. Pl
Congress
Johnson
Two Holiday Visitors At The Buchanans
A group of relatives and friends visited various homes in Indiana and Ohio including Shirley, Michael, Ron, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Manifold, Ben Cox and family, Opal Maines, Ralph House, Bob Cottrell, and George Flemming. The Busy Bees class at Shirley Christian Church held a Christmas party for twelve members. A political note discusses President Johnson’s civil rights stance and the need for bipartisanship. A separate report covers the disbarment fight of rapper? No, lawyer Hallovachka’s case in Indianapolis.
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Shirley Michael
Ron
Orrin Manifold
and Sons
Peru
Ben Cox
Muncie
Marie Cox
Opal Maines
Houston
mtrWiten and Dougher
Homer Jummell Wearings
War House
Wayne Whiter
Bob Cottrell
Ralph
Huff
Arkansas
Robert Brow
Russell Smith
Andeson
Charles MiClarnon
Gertrud At
York
Greensburg
George B. Flemming
Vicki
David
Dayton
Ohio
George’ A. Flemming
Vergil Beral
New Castle
Don Hanson
Apie Bare
Tam Veer
Ruby Jones
Massie Judd
Fowler
Lillie Judd
Bob
Busy Bees
Shirley Christian Church
West Finds Soviet Moves Suspicious
London reports that Western officials scrutinize Khrushchev peace overtures as a bid for sweeping declarations rather than solid settlements. They note talk of international observation posts as a starting point for broader disarmament deals, while warning that linking conditions could threaten Western interests.
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London
UPS
Soviet Union
Moscow
Niki S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
NATO
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Washington
Europe
Russia
Government Enters Rail Dispute Again
Government officials announce renewed intervention in the rail industry work rules dispute as talks with railroad management and five brotherhoods begin. Wirtz says the aim is to progress on secondary issues not covered by arbitration and to avert a possible nationwide rail strike threatening wage and job structure changes.
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JPL
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Ould
Arbitration Board
U.S. District Court
Washington
H. E. Gilbert Srestent
Brotherhood of ‘Ocomotive
Chicago
Gilbert
Political Season Starts With Key U S Senate Plans
The Associated Press reports the 1963 Indiana political season opening with top leaders from both parties planning news conferences. Senator Marshall F. Kizer of Plymouth invites reporters to discuss his bid for governor. Senator D Russell Bontrager of Elkhart, a likely candidate for the U S Senate race, will meet press at Hotel Elkhart. Former Republican state treasurer William L Fortune, a new Democratic candidate, announced his bid for governor. Other Democrats voicing plans include Dany toch rte com and Mayor Thomas L LaVerne, plus Rep Robert L Rock. Congress seeks a NASA budget around 5 49 billion dollars for the coming year.
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Associated Press
Indi- Senate
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Indianapolis Press Club
Kilner
Bontrager
Rom Wiliam L. Fortune
Onsville
Princeton University
Cone Ansembly
F. Schricker
Rte Com
Thomas L.avemon
Ble
Robert L. Rock
Board Fires Union Members in City Workforce Fallout
The Board of Public Works fired 50 city employees tied to the Teamsters Local 785 as a court battle over a restraining order continued. The board nullified the union contract shielding 7 workers, pledged to rehire 38 of 70 street department staff, while parking meter crews and 12 sewage plant workers were to remain out. A civil hearing was scheduled for Tuesday to challenge the action and pursue a new injunction.
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Heamsters Local 785
Board of Public Works
Eamsters
Floyd Circuit Court
Herbert Segal
Unijon
Children Perform At Summitville Supper Party
Summitville community event features Christ Child carols and Santa visits. Residents and families, including the Hull, Broyles, and Hunter households, gathered for a holiday supper with vocal solos, gifts, and festive games. The next meeting is planned for January with host Mrs. Schultz.
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Summitville
Luella Ogden
Edna Hull
Ruth Broyles
Pearce
LaVenda Brummet
Anne Broyles
Linda
Broyles
Santa
Colonel Hull
Larry Hueston
John Hueston
James Stone
Jerry Brummet
Harry Schultz
Floyd Hamilton
Robert Hueton
Earl Stephenson
Ralph J Broyles
Robert Oxden
William Hunter
Esta Vinson
Janath
Harry Schulte
William "Hunter
Bud Banks
NathalLee Burl‘on
Anderson
Paul Kindle
Dallas Hunter
Alta Dragoo
Middletown
James Stephenson
Jimmy Earl
Kathy
Los Angeles
Calif
Vermont Democratic State Chairman Resigns Post
John M. Spencer, a wealthy Vermont politician, resigns as Democratic state chair due to an alcohol problem. He plans hospital treatment and vows sobriety, noting his role in last year’s drive for Philip W. Hol and his work with the Hope Foundation for the emotionally disturbed. Spencer, father of five and heir to the Spencer corset fortune, led fundraising for mental health efforts.
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John M. Spencer
Snow
Spencer
State Committee
Vermont
Philip W. Hol
Hope Foundation
Jehovah's Witnesses Yearbook Reports Global Activity
The annual yearbook from the Brooklyn headquarters announces 6,722,239 Bible and bound book copies reduced in 1963 and a Watchtower circulation of 4.2 million per issue. Literature published in 162 languages. 1,040,836 workers in 192 countries spent 151,251,242 hours in material work. Worldwide membership 1,193,752 across 22,761 congregations. North region presiding minister William Louser and south region Mayr in Howe. Paul Jekela named general supervisor.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jehovah's Witnesses
Brooklyn N.Y
Wich
Anderson
Wiliam Louser
Ation
Mayr
E. Howe
Paul Jekela
Five Area Assessors Attend Conference in Indianapolis
Five assessors from Madison County will attend the Annual Assessors Conference in Indianapolis today at the City Auditorium Building. Participants include Tom Broderick Madison County Assessor and Wahn Dean Anderson Township Assessor, Ray E. Colvin Fall Creek Township Assessor, Mae Etchinson Monroe Township Assessor, and Grace M. Thomas Pipe Creek Township Assessor.
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Madisonounty
Indianpolis
Tom Broderick
Madison County
Wahn Dean
Anderson Township
Ray E. Colvin
Fall Creek
Mae Etchinson
Monroe Township
Grace M. Thomas
Pipe
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Itr
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Hendricks St
Hastings
Irene Sporting
Franken
Carolyn Riley
Daugher
Phyllis Alfrey
Daugh- Wan
Willie Harris
Madison Ave
Mary Williams
Saughter
Spits
Phyllis Banther
St. 1
Mitle Stelter
Alexan
Verlin E, Burton
Chambers, Byer & Gaus
Anderson Indiana
Ldg
Ourthouse News
Muncie Livestock
WSC
Methodist Church
Wilma Dunham
Pauline Hasty
Dorothy Moore
Pluma Miller
Irene Vetter
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Sewin Ke
Allen Elmore
Wilma Jean Elmore
al S. Woolbert
Debra Jane Shinabarger
William “Jacob Shinabarger
Grace B. Dedrmend
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Ceramic Sales Co
Donna Watson
Conrad S. Arnkins
Nelda C. Fuller
John A Fuller
Daniel D. Quickel
Plaintif
Jerry Galbreath
James Walbreath
Sylvia Jean Galbreath
Circuit
Alpha Pi
Markleville
Lume Seation Consolidated Edison Co
New York City
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Princess
Bird
Brentwood
Negro Demos
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Lake County
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Wall Street
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Norfolk
American Iron & Steel Institute
Space Budget
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NASA Quest
Board Fires Union
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