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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
1
Johns Manville disclosed sales for the first half of 1965 at 214.659 million dollars, down from 216.718 million for the same period in 1964. The report notes a broader economic boycott context affecting markets.
The grain futures market rose across the board on Thursday with soybeans gaining over six cents a bushel and all new crop months drawing strong speculative interest. Wheat and corn advanced about a cent with September contracts up modestly as supply concerns and Viet Nam war activity supported demand.
Hogs sold strong with prices up to 15 higher for butchers and scattered gains on large 300-350 and 370-450 pound hogs while sow values varied. Cattle and calves showed mixed moves with steers steady to higher, heifers slow, and cows firm to 50 cents higher. vealers eased slightly. Lambs and sheep softened with spring lambs 22.50 to 23.50 and ewes about 4.50 to 7.00.
Defense Secretary Ramana and the Joint Chiefs held urgent talks with the White House on Southeast Asia policy and future troop needs in Vietnam. Moyers said decisions will follow careful weighing of evidence and recommendations. Senators warned adjournment could be delayed if the crisis remains volatile and calls for more funds and reserves were discussed. The president may bypass Congress to mobilize reserves if an emergency exists. The moral and strategic stakes were underscored by Rusk and others as they outlined the crisis and possible responses.
Obituaries report the deaths of Harry Ritzi 66 of Indianapolis Ralph Martin Frye 68 of Indianapolis Helen Herron Sanderson 93 of Anderson Chester Hughes 79 of Anderson and Charlene Booth 48 of Anderson. Details include their ages addresses funeral arrangements and surviving relatives. Services are planned at area churches and funeral homes with interment in local cemeteries.
Summaries of multiple regional deaths and services including Alma Byrd Pendleton Mrs Alma H Byrd of Charleston S C dies visiting Pendleton family she is survived by daughter husband two sons six grandchildren five granddaughters and arrangements handled by Cornell Bright Funeral Home services tentatively set for Saturday in Charleston. Mabel Kinnaman Fortville funeral at Fisher Home with burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Leo Wiles Markleville funeral Saturday at New Columbus Church burial Arcadia. Ruby hearing set in Dallas for disqualification of Judge Brown in Jack Ruby murder case. Police question Andrew Staats Gary in slaying of Willie Young after argument over debt.
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