Irregularly Higher Market Stocks Diverse Action
NY stocks closed modestly higher with airlines and drugs leading gains while mining and some industrials slipped. The Dow rose to 85.89, volume 5.41 million. Pan American led activity at 39 1 2, U.S. bonds little changed. grain bids in Indianapolis ranged by commodity. Christchurch lifeboat crew notes 26 rescues with one thank you.
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General ‘Motors
Woolworth
du Pont
Telephone
Commonwealth Edison
Radio Corp
Associated Press
Congress
Pan American World Airways
Stock Quotations and Market Summary Highlights
Chicago stock quotes show hogs higher with mixed cattle bids as buyers push for prime cuts. Industrials edge down on heavy profit taking while grain and soy markets react to bullish crop data. nearby futures swing amid volume estimates and commodity headlines.
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Chicago
Strong Hog Prices and Grain Market Movements Report
The market mixed with hogs firming and contracts nearing daily limits while February futures opened higher. USDA crop data suggested soybeans show modest gains with cattle and veal prices steady to higher and sheep and lambs advancing slightly in brisk trade across the sample.
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Aft
USDA
SRG
Auction Sales Listings for January Dates
Public and farm equipment sales announced with venues near Fortville Markleville and Markleville. George Musselman Ronald Bradley Mort Shurley and Mort McShurley serve as auctioneers for multiple events scheduled mid January through late January.
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Fortville
Mohawk Rd
Ronald Bradley
Davis New
Markleville
Mort May
Shurley
Earl Gustin
Mort McShurley
Auctianee
Perkinsville Church Services Announced for Sunday
The Rev. Walter Neal reports Sunday services at Perkinsville area churches. Perkinsville Methodist Church timetable lists Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. with worship to follow, Methodist Youth Fellowship at 5:45 p.m. Beall's Chapel Church opens Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and youth fellowship at 5:45 p.m. A memorial park service and midweek prayer are noted, with additional February auction events and lunch breaks referenced nearby.
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Walter Neal
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Saz
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Beall's Chapel
Methodist
H. D. Kirk
Joneer
Notre Dame Alumni Duty Elects Lancaster Smith President
Lancaster Smith of Dallas Texas was elected president of the Notre Dame Alumni Association by the board of directors. Smith, a Notre Dame Law School graduate, starred as halfback on undefeated 1946 47 48 Irish teams and will take office with other officers at the winter meeting January 14 16 at The Morris Inn. The event also features a workshop on alumni programming and fundraising as Notre Dame prepares for the 1968 centennial.
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Notre Dame
Lancaster Smith
Dallas Tex
James E. Armstrong
Smith
Notre Dame Law School
Fighting Irish
Philip J. Faccenda
Chicago
Ill
Midwest Container Corp
George J. Bariscillo Jr
Asbury Park
N. J
Paul Fenlon
Morton &. Goodman
Beverly Hills
Calif
Notre Dame Alumni Association
Morris Inn
Theodore M. Hesburgh
C.S.C. Notre Dame
Steel Output Rises to Five Year High
Steel production last week reached 2,656,000 tons, a 14 percent gain from the prior week and the highest level in five years. Most mills expect further output increases. The United Steelworkers announced a tentative agreement with Alan Wood Steel Co promising no layoffs through job changes at the mill. Atlantic and Gulf dock strike is costing U S industry about 25 million dollars daily.
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New York
UPI
Iron and Steel Institute
High Choice & P
Paris
Abdel Kader Kaghmoue
Prtrcx
Kodan
Hollywood
Renny Slate
Bob Louis Landische
Hope
Sweden
United Press International
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Alan Wood Steel Co
Atlantic and Gulf
Wind Fanned Blaze Sweeps Japanese Town Motomachi
UPI reports winds up to 65 miles an hour sweeping Motomachi on Izuoshima island, 60 miles south of Tokyo, with 60 or more buildings burned including the town office and telephone company. The Ha sanya Restaurant and Inn fire spread rapidly as residents fled. subsequent notes say most public buildings except the police station and town court burned. The town housed 4,739 residents.
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Tokyo
UPI
Motomachi
Izuoshima Island
Hanaya
Frelinghuysen Suggested For GOP Minority Post
Washington reports indicate GOP leader Ford favors Rep. Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen of New Jersey for the party whip, a move that could trigger a major intra party clash as incumbent Leslie Arends resists stepping down. If Ford confirms the plan, Frelinghuysen would face Arends in a may dictate a pivotal leadership change.
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Washington
Gertrude Post
Weatherly
Cornelia Sparks
Ford
Marietta Wright
Anna Lackey
Sparks
Fort Wayne
Frelinghuysen
Arends
Johnson Education Message Wins Bipartisan Praise
President Johnson's education message to Congress drew solid praise from House and Senate leaders and educators. NEA praised it as a milestone in federal support for education while Senator Ribicoff urged a separate Department of Education in the Cabinet. Speaker McCormack endorsed the program and promised public school strengthening.
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Johnson
White House
Robert E. McKay
Burlingame
Calif
NEA Legislative Commission
McKay
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D. Conn
Department of Education
Health, Education and Welfare
Ribicoff
John W. McCormack
Indiana Veterinary Medical Association installs new officers
INDIANAPOLIS AP Dr. Robert W. Newlin of Columbus was installed Monday as president of the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association at its convention. Dr. Bruce Sharp of Hobart was named president elect. Dr. Eber H. Allen of Fort Wayne was elected vice president and Dr. Clark H. Werner of Charlestown became chairman of the board.
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Indianapolis
Robert W. Newlin
Columbus
Indiana Veterinary Medical, Association
Bruce Sharp
Hobart
Eber H. Allen
Fort Wayne
Clark H. Werner
Charlestown
African Expert to Speak at Anderson Exchange Club Noon
James Yutzy a Anderson High School math teacher and former director of admissions for Central Africa will address club members at the YMCA Mulberry Room noon meeting. Max Beigh program chairman will introduce him. President Ted Crock will run a brief business segment. A film "Sports Highlights of 1964" from United Press International will be shown courtesy of Anderson News papers.
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Anderson
Central Africa
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Mulberry
Yutzy
Falis
Africa
Max Beigh
Ted Crock
United Press International
Anderson Newspapers
Agriculture Office Estimates 1964-65 Citrus Crop
The Agriculture Department projected the 1964-65 citrus harvest at 113.01 million boxes of oranges, 40.4 million boxes of grapefruit, and 13.65 million boxes of lemons. This contrasts with 1963-64 outputs of 92.755 million oranges, 34.21 million grapefruit, and 18.04 million lemons.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Picketing Legislators Over Estate Case Protest
In Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Glenn Mahin of Sherville picketed the Indiana legislature Monday to protest the settlement of an estate. They carried signs claiming mistra wing of their case by seven attorneys and the courts.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Glenn Mahin
Sherville
Indiana
Mahins
Statehouse
Noted Lecturer to Speak at Madison County Groundhog Dinner
Glenn Massman of Dayton Ohio will be the speaker at the Madison County Groundhog Club dinner Tuesday night February 2 at Lindare. Dr James Lamey general chairman says about 400 people will attend. The event aims to raise funds for the 40 and 8 national nursing training program and honor nurses recently trained by the organization. Massman is regarded as a leading Midwest humorist.
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Dayton
Ohio
Madison Country
James Lamey
Lamey
Massman
Groumdhog
Midwest
Federal decision would save NYC rail labor costs
An arbitration ruling would give New York Central Railroad about 1.5 million dollars annually in labor savings across Indiana Ohio Illinois and Kentucky by phasing out 212 freight brakemen jobs. Indiana and Ohio full crew laws block most reductions though Illinois and Kentucky could eventually permit cuts. The panel found crew reductions safe and unobtrusive to remaining workers, with 171 of the cuts in Indiana and Ohio and 41 in Illinois and Kentucky.
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Ind
New York Central Railroad
Indiana
Ohio
NYC
Richard B. Hasselman
Manger
New York Central
Hasselman
Illinois
Kentucky
Ilinois
Iinois
Carver Voted Job Approval for Interior Post
Washington UK report that the Senate Interior Committee approved Joan Carverte for under secretary of the interior. The 46 year old former assistant secretary had led the Bureau of Land Management and other agencies and faced an unchallenged, rapid path to full Senate confirmation.
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Senate Interior Committee
Joan A. Cariverte
Carver
Senate
the Interior
Bureau of Land Managerment
Bureau of Indian Affairs
National Park Serviice
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Office of Territories
Alaska Railroad
Preston
Idaho
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Stockholders approve sale of Holly Stores to S. S. Kresge
New York stockholders vote to sell Holly Stores Inc. assets to S. S. Kresge Co. in a four Kresge share exchange for each Holly share. Holly's president Arnold Bachner says the firm will operate autonomously as a Kresge subsidiary and dissolution will follow.
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VPI
Holly Stores Inc
S. S. Kresge Co
Kresge
Holly
Arnold Bachner
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