Market rallies for fourth straight advance before July weekend
New York shares closed higher in a late surge as the Dow Jones average rose 3.57 to 875.16 and the Associated Press 60-stock index gained 1.4 to 321.1. Of 1,346 issues traded, 860 advanced, 274 declined, with volume easing. Major gainers included General Motors and American Telephone amid broad strength across sectors.
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Hogs Sell Nearly Steady in Indianapolis Auction
AP reports hogs at Indianapolis sale steady to higher for various weights with butchers up 25 to 50, sows mixed. Prices listed include 1 200-230 lb hogs at 24.50 to 24.75, sows 300-350 lb 21.25 to 22.00, 350-550 lb 19.75 to 21.25, 2 400-550 lb 19.25 to 20.50, 550-675 lb 18.65 to 19.75. Cattle and calves sold weak to steady with slaughter steers around 26.00, heifers 22.50 to 24.00, cows 12.50 to 13.50.
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USDA
Stock Quotations Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon
Prices listed show yesterday's closing values with bid and offer figures in parentheses. The notation distinguishes actual transactions from displayed bid and ask prices.
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Soybeans and Trade Weak on Friday Board of Trade
Soybeans closed 14.25 cents lower with July at 2.9314 as sales pressured the market while wheat gained about a cent on most contracts. Corn and rye moved modestly, other grains little changed, and the exchange will be closed Monday for Independence Day.
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Board of Trade
Markets Closed July Fourth Observance Across U.S. Banks
United Press International reports that all securities exchanges and banks in the United States will be closed on Monday July 5 for Independence Day. European and Canadian markets will operate as usual and UPI financial circuits will be closed.
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Auction Sales Announce Multiple Household Goods Auctions
A series of public auctions scheduled in Indiana list sales by bidders Jacob N Lennington Ralph W Williamson Howard Hawn Estebornes and associated auctioneers Kellum Bradley Pheanis and others. Items include household goods tools and farm equipment with locations across Anderson Shirley Lapel Muncie and nearby Delaware County areas.
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Howard
Phyllis Hawn
West 10Th St
Lapel
Ind
Elbert Whelchel
Wayne Pheanis
Estebornes
E. Jackson St
Muncie
Indiana
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Retired Teacher Dies At Tipton
Jesse W. Couch, 73, of Windfall, a retired Tipton and Howard County schools teacher, died Friday at Tipton Memorial Hospital after a two day illness. Born March 6, 1892, he was a Windfall resident, member of the Windfall Masonic Lodge, and survived by widow Minnie Clouser and three sons Robert of Carrollton Ohio Howard of Kokomo Victor of Greensburg along with nine grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Copher and Fesler Funeral Home.
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Jesse W. Couch
Rt. 1
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Tipton Memorial Hospital
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Howard County
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Susan Peters Joins AFSC Summer Europe Work Camp
Susan K. Peters daughter of Mrs Sue Adelle Peters Elwood will spend this summer in Europe with the American Friends Service Committee Overseas Work Camp Program. A 1964 Holy Cross School of Nursing graduate she joins about a hundred young Americans in multinational projects such as school centers hospital construction water supply and road building in villages and rural towns.
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Susan K. Peters
Sue Adelle Peters
Rt. 1
Europe
American Friends Service Committee
Holy Cross School of Nursing
South Bend
Truck Crash Kills Five Turkeys in Indiana Route Crash
A truck collided with a tree on Indiana 3 near Sardinia injuring the driver slightly. Five turkeys died in the crash and about 4,995 young birds escaped into the countryside, leaving only a fraction of the flock remaining.
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Sardinia
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Here
Miss Indiana pageant set with 20 entrants in Michigan City
The new Miss Indiana will be chosen from 20 competitors in Michigan City next weekend. Current queen La Sue Miller of Bedford will crown her successor as $2,000 in scholarships are awarded to the winner and four runners-up.
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Ind
Indiana
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Bedford
Local Livestock Market Prices Brief Report
HOGS 15 cents higher for 190 to 240 pound range at 23.90 to 24.15 and 240 to 300 pounds at 22.90 to 23.90 Sows 21.50 down. CATTLE chutes and heifers 24.00 to 27.00, good steers and heifers 22.00 to 25.00, cows 16.00 down, bulls 19.00 down. Prices vary by area due to freight rates and other factors.
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Muncie Livestock Markets Delayed Open Until July 6
Livestock arrivals will be fed and cared for as the Muncie market resumes on July 6. Hog and cattle prices shown: hogs 200-240 lbs 24.00-25.50, 270-300 lbs 23.00-23.50, 300-360 lbs 22.00-23.00, Roughs and Ss varied. cattle steady with steers 25.25-26.50, Good and ch. steers 23.00-25.25, heifers 13.00-16.00, cows 9.50-13.50, bulls 13.00-18.00. calves 1.82 lower, veal to 26.00, lambs 22.00-23.00, slaughter sheep 4.00-6.00.
Services Today For Mrs. Shipley
Elwood funeral services for Laura Shipley 83 of 815 North 12th Street will be held this afternoon at York and Dunnichay Mortuary with Rev. James McClain of Marion officiating. Burial will follow in West Liberty Cemetery. Clifford G. Hanlin Sr. 68 of 1603 North F Street also dies Thursday evening. His funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church with Rt. Rev. Monagree Theodore J. Hammes presiding. Burial will be in the Catholic Cemetery south of the city. The body lies at York and Dunnichay Mortuary with viewing after 7 p.m. Saturday. Rosary at 8 p.m. Monday at the mortuary.
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New Castle
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Anna Catherine) Bailey
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Arelia) Godwin
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Indianapoli
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Lexington
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Uncollected Rubbish Cooks Under Hot Sun In Rome
Rome on a sweltering day faces a third straight day of uncollected rubbish as garbage workers strike for higher pay and better equipment. Emergency crews scramble to limit waste on sidewalks while residents endure a heat wave in the 90s for the tenth day running. Work is set to resume Saturday.
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State Police announce statewide traffic safety handouts program
Troopers will distribute safety literature and report daily traffic activity to posts for release to news by 9 a.m. Each update will say this is not a campaign or crackdown but a sustained program. The initiative began at midnight Wednesday and was placed on the department state radio and teletype network.
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President Johnson flags federal aid cuts for discrimination
President Johnson indicated federal funds could be withdrawn in districts with a pattern of discrimination against Negro teachers. He highlighted other NEA remarks noting a White House conference set for July 2021 to address education issues and equity.
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NEA
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Johnson pushes education drive with new federal aid plan
President Johnson urges education reform targeting elementary and secondary schools. He backs a teacher fellowship program and re-employment services for those displaced by integration. He highlights a $1.2 billion education bill and promises further proposals to raise quality nationwide.
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Bill Johnson
Congress
Equal Housing Continued From Page One
The article explains a constitutional provision on law enactment without emergency clauses. It describes receipts mailed to the Indiana Secretary of State, with the governor issuing a certificate declaring laws in effect when the last of 92 county clerks receives copies. The effective date is backdated to a past Friday, pending all receipts return.
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Stormy Weather Drives County to Seek Disaster Designation
Stormy weather continued as County sought a disaster declaration to aid drought hit land. The Agricultural Stabilization Committee planned to ask the federal government to designate the county a disaster area and to remove land now in the soil bank program for pasture use.
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West Coast tremor prompts Pacific tsunami warnings
The Alaska earthquake of Good Friday 1964 triggered a tsunami with readings reaching 6.8 on the Richter scale. Coastal cities from Crescent City California to Tokyo Japan faced predicted tidal impacts with precise times listed for locations including Neah Bay Washington and San Francisco California. Coast guard officials cautioned evacuations on the U S mainland were not yet determined while Caltech expert Charles Richter warned predictions remained uncertain.
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Pope plans UN visit for peace plea during Vatican council
The Vatican says Pope Paul will visit the United Nations on Oct 24, United Nations Day, during the Ecumenical Council’s fourth and final session starting Sept 14. He will make a personal plea for world peace and negotiations on international issues before the world body.
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William L Higi obituary in Anderson news record
William Leo Higi 59 of 1127 Raible Ave stricken suddenly at home was Lavelle Foundry vice president and long time RWG Foundry employee. Surviving include widow Helen, son Rev William L Higi, two daughters Linda Ronchelli and Julie Eckstein, siblings and three grandsons. Funeral at Brown and Butz with Rosary, burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Linda) Ronchelli
Santa Rosa
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Julie) Eckstein
Largo
Fla
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Grace) Elliott
Newark
Del
Teresa
S. H
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Bernard J. Higi
Kokomo
Brown and Butz
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St. Mary’s Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mendall L Morrison 48 of Greenfield route four died of a heart attack. He served Greenfield Post Office and Sugar Creek Volunteer Fire Department chief, belonged to American Legion VFW 40 and 8, and led Hancock County Mutual Aid. Surviving widow Glee, daughter Gay, parents Harry and family, three sisters. Funeral today 10 am Pasco Memorial Mortuary Greenfield, burial Mechancisburg Cemetery. Sue Penrod Horning 54 wife of Ray Horning Pendleton funeral rites today 10 am Cornell Bright Funeral Home. Interment Grove Lawn.
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Sue Penrod Horning
Ray Horning
S. Pearl St
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Grove Lawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Fred C. Hayes in Cadiz area
Fred C. Hayes of Rt 1 New Castle will have services this afternoon at 2 30 at Condo and Ion Funeral Home. The Rev Fred Moore of Cadiz Christian Church will conduct. Burial will follow at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Evansville College lists Dean's List students from county
Evansville College announced that three county residents from Anderson earned Dean's List honors for the spring term. Susan Dianne Caylor, Sharon Lee Ross, and Carol Lee Mathews are named among 189 students with a B plus average or better.
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Robert J. Caylor
Elmway Drive
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James R. Ross
E. 7Th St
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John Richard Mathews
Chesterfield
France Increases Coal Output To 55.4 Million Tons
French coal production for 1964 reached 55.4 million tons, up from 50.2 million tons in 1963, reflecting a rise in output across the industry.
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Elwood Interim board elects officers for district tenure
The Elwood Interim board met Thursday evening and elected H. Dale Michael as president. Marion E. Morris became vice president, Carroll Valentine secretary, and Joseph Whistler treasurer. Harold A. Smith was appointed superintendent of schools, and Charles Gaus named school attorney. The board will govern until July 1, 1966, when elected trustees assume duties.
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Delco
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Pendleton
Charles Gaus
Extortion Attempt Reported By Police
McCORDSVILLE Accord ing to State Police a would be extortionist backed out Friday after going part of the way through an attempt to bilk Claude A Forth Jr out of 35 000 Forth owner of the Brook side Corporation here told police he received an annoying phone call Friday morning instructing him to bring 35 000 to a booth at US 31 and Ind 100 in Marion County and await further instruction to be made within an hour The caller threatened Forth s family with harm if he or to comply authorities said Either because Forth was late for the appointment or because he was accompanied by State Police detectives authorities believe the caller lost his nerve and Forth did not receive the second phone call Forth s Fortville home his business and the home of his ex wife s parents where she and their children reside in Indiana polis were put under police guard.
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Claude A. Forth Jr
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Marion County
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