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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1966

Page

9

Shares Turn Sharply Lower In Turbulent Trading Day

The stock market slid as blue chips led a broad retreat with the Dow dropping sharply amid fears of higher interest rates and a potential Fed discount rate increase. Traders cited weak corporate earnings, mounting bombings in Asia, and renewed Viet Nam unrest as contributing factors to a selloff that pushed major indices to multi year lows.

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Local Livestock Market Prices From Emge's

Market report from Emge's lists livestock price directions and tentative bids. Traders note lower bars on bonds and stacks with mixed firming and softening across items, in a brief regional market snapshot.

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New York Stock Closings Hogs Fall and Cattle Steady

Market notes show hogs 16 lower with 200 to 2401 lb range and 240 to 200 lb range down 15 to 18 dollars, cattle steady with choice steers strong and heifers up to 22. Lambs priced around 50 cents high, with spring lambs off Cove and sheep trading steady to higher in a cautious session. Slabs and packers hold steady to higher as buyers weigh grain and feed costs.

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Uneven Hog Prices Reported Across Chicago

The Chicago market shows uneven hog prices with barrows and gilts trading around 25.00 to 26.00 per cwt and sows at 16.75 to 20.60 while slaughter cattle and bulls move slowly to weak. Sheep and lambs show moderate activity with spring slaughter lambs around 24.00, and ewes priced 22.00 to 35.00.

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Retirees host event at Killbuck Park amid park proceedings

A community gathering at Killbuck Park drew GM retirees and guests for an annual celebration honoring Guide Lemp and the Remy Division, with discussions on park use and ongoing local activities. Officials noted attendance, weather, and related civic notices while guests performed and spoke on community services.

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State Department eases travel rules for certain Communist areas

The State Department broadens travel exceptions to Communist China North Vietnam North Korea Albania and Cuba allowing categories such as educational medical and public health travelers and Congress members to apply for travel to restricted zones. Press officials said cases would be evaluated on territorial interest and potential knowledge gains in research and public information. The move follows a request by Communist Party leader Gus Mail for a trip to the regions.

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Forum on The Great Society and investing opportunities

A special evening at The New American Mariz on Wednesday July 20 discusses education health and development within The Great Society and highlights potential business winners. Names a long list of firms and notes investor focus on sectors like schools hospitals housing and medical equipment.

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