Apology Sought From Scranton Over Letter Fallout
In San Francisco a major Goldwater backer urged Gov. Scranton to apologize publicly for a controversial letter that caused a ruckus at the Republican convention. Arizona Gov. Paul Fannin said he would seek a meeting with Scranton to secure the apology to correct the inequity and hurt to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPS
Barry Goldwater
William Scranton
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Scranton
Fannin
Bill
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
John Grenier
Stock Market Reverses Early Gain as Losses Mount
New York stocks closed lower after a late selling flurry. A lackluster session saw the popular averages slide from Monday’s decline, with a mid day upturn fading before the close. Railroads and electronics led modest gains while steels airlines and utilities lagged. IBM fell about 9.5 points, Eastman Kodak down 2, Du Pont about 1.5. Government bonds were unchanged to higher as corporates mixed.
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NEW York
Pric
AL Bat Wenwheehan
IBM
Eastman Kodak
du Ponti i
U.S
American Tel & Tel
Balt
Gas
Associated Press
JEM
Lyrich Corpock
Minnesota
National
National Tibetal Standard and Poor
New York Centralist
Norfolk Western - Pennsylvania
Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Southern Co
Sperry Ranci
Standard Oil Us
Standard Oil of Inc
Swift & Co Texico
Textron
Union Ee Stal U
Westinghall
Dow One
Chase
Industrial
Lower Prices Paid For Hogs In Indianapolis Arena
INDIANAPOLIS AP USDA hog markets show 6 500 head slow and mostly lower prices across weight classes. Cattle and calves steady to weak with steers 1 000-1 150 pounds at 21 23 dollars. Sheep and lambs active with spring lambs 20 22 dollars. Grain bids from local mills list No 2 red wheat 1 25 corn 1 12 oats 54 soybeans 2 30 with high school note to see classified section.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Chicago
Grain Futures Score Gains in Chicago Market Report
Nearly all grain futures contracts ended with small gains after active trading. Wheat and corn posted higher quotes while oats and rye saw mixed moves. Cattle and hog prices held firm with some declines in hogs, and soybeans largely unchanged amid hedge selling. Local market notes from Farm Bureau Elevator reflect mixed shifts across weights and grades.
Hogs Report 35 Cent Loss With Calves Steady
Market summary shows hogs down 35 cents while calves hold steady to $1 lower. Good to choice hogs bring 20.00 to 23.00. utility hogs 15.00 down. lambs steady with spring lambs 22.00 to 23.00 and yearling wethers 17.00 to 18.00. Slaughter sheep range 3.00 to 5.00.
Local NAACP Meeting Sunday At Second Methodist Church
Madison County NAACP branch meets at 4 p.m. Sunday at Second Methodist Church to hear reports from attendees of the National Convention in Washington D C. and address complaints from West 16th Street incidents. Delegates to the convention included Joe Armstrong from Local 663 and Pete Burnett Roland Meléley and John L. Washington from Local 662. The group discusses Civil Rights Law steps and its July membership drive aiming for 50 members.
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Madison County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Second Methodist Church
Washington D.C
West 16Th St
Joe Armstrong
Pete Burnett
Roland Meléley
John L. Washington
Sydney
Finley
Indiana
Windis
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Local Selective Service Heads Honored in Madison County
Col. Robert K. Custer, state director, awarded certificates of appreciation to six Madison County Local Boards members for uncompensated service in the Indiana Selective Service System. Recipients: Sidney M. Cleveland, 15 years. Robert E. Collier, Alvin G. Heiney, James C. Jackson, Robert B. Post, Robert M. Slone, each 10 years. Mrs. Stella X. Ballinger received 2½ years plus honors.
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Robert K. Custer
Madison County
Selective Service
Indiana’ Selective Service
Sidney M. Cleveland
Robert E. Collier
Alvin GC. Heiney
James C. Jackson
Robert B. Post
Robert MM. Slone
Stella X. Ballinger
Indiana Selective Service System
Col. Custer
Aluminum shipments rise sharply in April total 309300 tons
Aluminum shipments in April reached 309,300 tons, up 15.1 percent from a year earlier, per the Aluminum Association. Ohio has more than 500 land lakes.
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New York
UPI
Aluminum Association
Eeiea
Ohio
Auction Sale Notice for City Street Property
Auctioneer Charintts Kellum advertises an estate sale located on Road and Street near Rs Road, 12 miles from the town center. Sam listed as contact, with near-term timing implied by the notice.
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Ella Mae Bennett
Joe Kellum
Main Street
Shirley
Indiana
Secretary’s switchblade case delayed in Queens court
Arlene Del Fava, 27, charged with violating the Sullivan Law after using a switchblade to fend off a would be rapist in Forest Hills, had her trial postponed to July 27 to allow a grand jury to hear evidence. The judge called the postponement wise.
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New York
UPI
Queens Criminal Courts
Arlene
Edward N. Herman
Wiss
J. Waite Chassen
Herman
District’ Attorney’s
Harold Model
Ajraid
Genovese
Navy
Queens
Witte
Miss del Fava
Catherine Genovese
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Zhomgon & McKinnon
Col. Sanders
14Th & Jackson
Tasarante
Anderson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oscar Melson
Jerry Mahoney
Berg Jenkins
Francis Oleksy
Tom Johnson
Mager
Highland High School
Enmtse
Farm Bureau Elevator
Jon Lee Duaru
Drere Stree
Muncie
Hamilton Funds, Inc
Hamilton Fund
Hamilton
F.C
Denver
Colorat
Ned Tyasice
Greenfield
Grornfield
38Th Street
Easton Rd
Maswell
Fairfax Or
Shipley
National Casualty
Af Accident & Health and Hospital
Matthews
National Casualty Company
Griswold
Detroit
Forest Hills
Ape
Ny Agence Wen
Asrad Cailan
Howard Webb
Ston
D. Ward Moore
Elmway Drive
U.S. Royal
Tee Ao
U.S. Royal Tire Center
7Th and
Jackson Sts
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