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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
3
Indianapols market notes show calves steers hogs and cows selling steady to firm with few high bids. Prices ranged from about 14 to 29 dollars per hundredweight across various weights and grades, including prime lambs and mixed feeders, with notable activity by buyers and sellers in the 900 to 1,100 pound steer range and lighter feeding cattle.
An uneven stock market session featured gains in the Dow and industrials amid heavy steel strength lifting shares. General Electric and the Dow components closed higher while rails and utilities posted mixed results. total volume reached about 4.8 million on the day with many issues advancing, declining, or remaining unchanged.
Chicago butcher market posted steady hogs 200 to 240 pounds at 15.65 to 16.80. Cattle, calves, and lambs showed mixed steady to higher moves with steers 16.50 to 27.50, heifers 23.50 to 26.50, calves 24.00 to 34.00, and lambs around 19.00. Community notices list cemetery society meetings and a travel film shown by Margaret Chambers.
Chicago AP reports market notes with hog prices for 194 to 240 pounds and 300 pounds range between 315.69 and 18.40, showing weakness. Intermittent notes mention soybean price movement and local social gatherings including Marion Christian Home visit and Loyal Workers Class church meeting with several listed attendees and organizers.
In Summitville on December 4 at Summitville Christian Church Miss Nancy Millspaugh and David Nash married in a candlelight double ring ceremony. Rev. Robert Low and Rev. Richard Moore officiated. Decorations featured six candelabra with red and white bows. organist Mrs. Leon Armstrong and vocalist Mrs. Arthur Watts performed. The bride wore Venetian lace with a fingertip veil and carried a white Bible with orchids. Barbara Millspaugh served as maid of honor in a gold chiffon dress. bridesmaids’ gowns were gold and elaborate.
Washington scene reports a summit on military spending as the Beta Zeta chapter hosts a fundraising event at Van Ness Clinic to backarea hospital needs. Key attendees include Mrs Alma Rose Meyer, Mrs Clara Jones, Rep Carl Vinson, and Secretary Robert McNamara. hearings scheduled next week feature a $1,500 cryostat machine under consideration.
The mixed armistice commission in Jerusalem studied border violation complaints from both sides tied to farming near the frontier. Jordan said Israel planes flew over Bailiksa and tractors operated on land near Latroun.
Dean J. Wilhelm, advertising director at the South Bend Tribune, is to assume office Wednesday as executive vice president of the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association after being named to the post at the group's Chicago meeting. Prince Charles returns to Gordonstoun for term after Christmas break as vacations end in Elgin Scotland.
Prince Faisal told about 100000 demonstrators in Riyadh that UAR President Gamal Abdel Nasser is an impostor, opportunist and aggressor. Mecca Radio reported the remark amid tensions over alleged UAR air raids from Yemen. Discovery of insulin revolutionized diabetes treatment.
Local Indiana University alumni invite high school seniors to a Preview of IU meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday Jan 31 in the Anderson YMCA Boys Club Room. Richard Davisson organizes, with Charles Harrell Clu Bucher and Max Skirvin on the program. Davisson notes the event is among state wide alumni sponsored meetings and that Pache students are also invited.
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