Stock Market Advances Push Dow to New Peaks
New York AP reports a buoyant stock market with gains across the board. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 2.09 to 776.55 marking a fifth consecutive advance, while the broader AP average and most active issues climbed as confidence grew and trading remained active with 1,827 issues advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Johnson
Dow Jones
Dow
Associated Press
Eac
Ste
Sperry Rand
Stock Quotation Highlights And Market Roundup
Chicago hogs rise to 15.85 a hundredweight as gains ripple through equities. IBM touches yearly peak near 52.84 and closes up 14. Chrysler and Xerox gain amid general market strength. American world airlines and United Air Lines noted, while bonds and slaughter livestock prices show steadier trends. South Bend lawyer Lenn Care obituary noted, camera fan industry cited with expenditure figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston’ & Meriano
Chicago
Enowy
Lin
American Tel
General Motors Goodyear
Enternational Harvester
Johns-Manville
Minnesota
MIT
Montgomery Ward National Gypsum
New York Central
Norfolk Western
Chas.Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck Southern
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Indiana
Swift & Company
Texaco A
Texas
Pouverume Ub
Textron Bentures
Beyne Ide
Yma Industries
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Polaroid
Yesneneus
Z Merck
International Nickel Dow Jones
Chase
American Stock Exchange
Alina
Corn and Soybean Futures Rise on Chicago Board Trade
Corn and soybean futures closed with gains on the Chicago Board of Trade as demand supported prices. Corn rose more than a cent a bushel and soybeans climbed up to two cents or more, while other grains weakened. Brokers cited speculative demand and steady industrial buying as factors.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Local Livestock Market Prices From Emge's
Hogs 25¢ higher across weight ranges up to 300 pounds with price brackets from 14.50 to 15.00 for light hogs and down to 12.75 for heavier loads. Cattle show higher steer and heifer values around 20.00 to 21.00, while sows drift lower. Grain market details follow from Farm Bureau Elev.
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Vienna
UPI
Julius Raab
Soviet Union
Farm Bureau
Elev
Austrian statesman Raab dies after cancer decline
Raab, longtime Austrian chancellor and architect of the 1955 neutrality treaty, died after a liver cancer illness. He led Austria for eight years and stepped down in 1961 due to illness. The report notes his career spanned over 35 years and references his successor Alfons Gorbach. Grain and livestock market notes accompany the obituary in the Indiana AP dispatch.
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Adolf Schaert
Raab
An. Austrian Ltd
Chan
Cincinnati student nurse wins Miss Methodist Student Nurse 1964
Chicago UPI reports Sara Lou Newbauer senior at Christ Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Cincinnati Ohio was named Miss Methodist Student Nurse of 1964 after a competition among 32 nominees from 47 Methodist nursing schools in the United States The Methodist Board of Hos p es and Homes announced the honor.
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Chicago
UPI
Sara Lou’ Newbauer
Christ Methodist Hospital School of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Methodist Board of Hospes and Homes
Methodist
U.S
Saturday Auctions in Knightstown and Nearby Areas
A sequence of public sales and auctions listed with dates from January 11 to January 27. Items include furniture, real estate, farm tools, hogs, and hay, with multiple auctions led by James Bradley, Joe Kellum, Kirk, and others. Regional locations span Knightstown, Atlanta, Anderson, Pendleton, and Egbert Hood Auctioneers. The program notes a model ministry school with speakers from Brooklyn, Nashville, Bloomington, Martinsville, and Anderson.
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Thurston Zornes
James Bradley
Joe Kellum
Knightstown Shelter House
Knightstown
Herbert Silsberg
East Union
Atlanta
O. B. Swinford
Eddie Nash
Forest Starr
Anderson
Kirk
Sidney A. Craig
Pendleton
Center School
Jim Bradley
Joe Kelsom
John P. Dickmann
G. Douglass Qwens
East Cross Street
Egbert M. Hood
Gerald P. Shine
West 25Th Street
Walter R. Wissman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sekela
Wissman
T. D. Plomarius
Bloomington
M. Robertson
Nashville
H.wright
M. Fookes
Martinsville
M. Thornton
Earl Willoughby
Liberty Mills
Ind
North Manchester
Indiana
North Manchester College Dairy Farm
Ronald Burton
Davis
Allis Chalmers
Coby
David Bradley
Elec
Tysco
Duranlic
Oliver
Wayne
Dodge
Hampshire
York
Everatt R. Beaty & Sons
Dick Beaty
Bob Harris
Henry Jeffler
Ed Brown
Huntington
North Manchester College
U.S. Russia clash over cultural pact bargaining
Moscow talks between American and Soviet negotiators focus on a two year cultural exchange pact allowing freer movement of writers artists musicians actors scientists and students. In Indianapolis Gov Welsh names Dallas Sells to Indiana Employment Security Board replacing resigning William Yager.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S
Soviet Union
Welsh Names Sells
Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Dallas Sells
Indiana
Afl-Cio
Indiana Employment Security Board
William L. Yager
Notice of Appointments and Estate Claims in Madison County
A series of legal notices from Anderson Indiana appointments of administrators and executors for multiple estates. Each notice requires creditors to file claims within six months from first publication to avoid bar. Families named include Claude Smith Edna Gertrude Smith George A Thompson William Joseph Bowers and Charles Bowers with various law firms listed. Dates range December 1962 through January 1964 and the notices reference Madison County Superior Court and Beck Scott Shine attorneys.
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Anderson Banking Co
Claude Smith
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
Beck, Scott & Shine T Attorneys
Madison County Soil and Water Conservation
Madison County Soil and Water Conservation District
Madison County Soil and Water Conservation Dstrict
MCA
Board OF Supervisors
Evan Wilson
Jones Lector Lawler
Clifford Drake Blanchard Cochran
Lond Benton Nicholson
Gerald Nicholson
Edna Gertrude Smith
Anderson, Ind
Peck, Scott & Shine
Lail Wolfe
Jas
George A. Thompson
Andersen
Bushy, Davisson
William Joseph Bowers
Perzins
Superior Court of
Byer & Gaus
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Xerox (New
G.D. Searle
Chrysler
Uplsnbake
IBM
United Air Lines
Pal American World Airways
Jeuuussu
South Bend
Rochester
Lenn J. Care
Jave
Emge’s
Iex
Muncie Livestock
Paul Sekela
Esus
Jane
Oonie Bivens
Loomington National Army
Russia
M. Cleveland
People's Marketplac
Née Agrove
Herald
Bulletin
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
B&h
THE
Anderson Budget Service
Petersen Lumber Co
Ohio Ave
Genedae
Ae Kelly
Pike
Alcoholics Anonymous
Delaware
Durgan
Transportation
Penney’s Side
Civil Service
KAMS
Elway
A.B. Midwest
DPF
Ath
Muncle
Income Tax Service
Walter H. Campbell
Paul J
da &Es Gas
Anderson Home
Roby’s
Chesterfield
Pendleton Ave
Howe
Chesty’s Septic Service
Blorton
BeAne
M. Stanson
E. Senool Stanson
Marshall Field
Terprise
Bar- Mulvane Ave
Berane Ee
Carl Harris
Lonsvale
Meadowbrook
E. Lynn
Edgar Spearman
Chet Boone
Barker Shops
TINCH
Cecelia
Corner
29Th & Jackson
Get
Martin Meeting
Sam Flatford
Harold E. Smith
Main ST
Sunbeam
Provence Electric
Rogers Electrical Co
Willis Hogue
Famiry
B & B Construction Co
Jancay
Madison Ave
Bingya
Brozeway & Ames
R. L
Stanley
Freeport
B&h Box
Anderson Launderers & Cleaners
Hamilton County
Hoosier Dalry
Maple
Noblesville
Blany Company
Cal
Holden
SEGE
Im Sur
Hardebeck
Fair Store
Anderson Herald
Jackson
Munce
R.R. No
Huth
P.O
Baxter
Einacerd
Ja Chemical
Adison Co
Wise's
Honey Creek, Indiana
Anderson College
C. C. Lewis _Gymnasium
W. 12Th St. Joe's
Meridian St
Tom Dearing
W. Ath St
Coneart
A.C. Cheptar
Society For Advancement of Management
Iin
Bob
Ina Littrell
Paramount
Lm Springs
Troy Douule
Come Stevers
TY Ana _STEEMNE
Warner Bros
Palm Springs
Cece Ady Qonahue
Connie Stevens
TY Hardin
Stefanie
Laitobert Conrad
CK Weston
Terry van Dyke Ashoey
Norman Thmes
Technicolor
Broadway and
Grand Ave
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