Late Buying Boosts Shares
Late buying enabled the stock market to rise for the second time in 13 sessions as volume fell to 2.52 million shares, the lightest since October 1962. The Dow gained 1.67 to 689.38 with the AP average up 0.8 to 264.8, while oil stocks led demand and airlines rallied late. Chrysler led volume with a 59 1/2 cent recovery on 51,800 shares as bonds moved mixed.
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New York
Dow Jones
Dow
Associated Press
Chrysler
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Grain Extends Lower Trend On Chicago Board
In Chicago Friday the grain futures market showed broadened declines with nearly all contracts down. Wheat held a firm range while other commodities fell more than a cent per bushel. soybeans slipped about three cents. Close values: wheat 1.77 1/4, corn 1.23 1/4, oats 63 1/4, rye 1.25, soybeans 2.62 1/2 to 2.63 1/2 per bushel.
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Board of Trade
Livestock Prices Steady in Indianapolis Market Report
US cattle hogs and sheep listing shows 6 100 hogs moderately active and steady. Hog weights range 170 to 600 pounds with prices from 13.50 to 20.00 per hundredweight. Cattle calves and cows also listed with varying price bands. Spring slaughter lambs steady 18.00 to 20.00. ewes 4.00 to 5.50.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Record Car Sales in Sweden Hit New High
A Swedish car market record shows 196 717 cars sold last year, surpassing the 1961 peak of 181 011. The rise marks a new high for Swedish automobile sales with strong demand continuing into the year.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stock Quotations Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon
Quotations show brackets and parentheses indicating higher asked and lower offered figures. The note explains price display conventions for bid and ask in stock listings.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Local Livestock Market Prices From Emge's
Market prices for cattle hogs and calves at Emge's livestock market are listed with bid and asking figures. Trade shows steady demand and quotes reflect nearby regional buyers. Buyers note good quality cattle and modest price movement for the week.
Chicago Hogs Steady with Mixed Prices in Busy Market
Chicago hog prices held steady despite active trading for 4,500 head. Top price remained at 20 dollars, with mixed No 1 and 2 grades selling 20, while mixed 1-3 grades moved 19.25 to 19.75 for lighter weights. Slaughter steers sold steady to 50 cents lower, heifers mostly steady to down, and spring lambs traded 20.50 to 21 for mixed grades, with offerings scant.
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Chicago
City building totals reveal 1963 to date funds
Building inspector Robert Cooley reported to the City Plan Commission that construction in Anderson began in 1963 and now totals 1 864 415 dollars. Industrial projects lead at 698 000 with churches homes garages and business remodeling among the other categories. Edwin Denman chaired the meeting.
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Anderson
City Plan Commission
Robert Cooley
Edwin Denman
Muncie Livestock Market Prices Report
Livestock was steady with varied bids across weight classes. Cattle cows calves and sheep show ranges including steers 23.00 to 25.00, heifers 22.50 to 24.50, utility and standard grades down to 15.50, calves 22.00 to 25.00, and lamb prices around 20.00 for spring lambs.
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Avco
Gas & Elec
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Eee
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Neon
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Norfolk Western
Olin Mathieson
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Pennsylvania
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Pierce Industries
Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Southern Co
Sperry Rand
N. J
Ind
Swift & Co - Ae
Texaco
Texas Instruments
Textron
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U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Zenith
Dow Jones
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Isu Dubcuneves
TREE
Kentucky Reunion At Boswell Announces Annual Gathering
The twenty ninth annual Kentucky reunion will be held at the fairgrounds in Boswell Indiana on August 4. The grounds offer pavilion restrooms fountains and lounges to accommodate thousands. Kentuckians are urged to bring banjo violin guitars or any instrument they play. The event has no admission or cover charge and is free to all Kentucky picnickers their families and friends.
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Kentucky
Fairgrounds
Boswell
Ind
Grain market bids in Indianapolis for trucked grain
AP notes local mills bid No 2 red wheat at 1.58, No 2 white corn at 1.12, No 2 yellow corn at 1.12, No 2 white oats 55, No 1 yellow soybeans at 2.45. It adds America’s gross national product rose from 74 to 94 billion over 10 years.
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Indianapolis
America
Bonn France grain price deal signals Market shift
Bonn reports say the French German treaty moved toward joint policy with a concession by Adenauer on grain prices for the six nation Common Market and a new channel for talks with Britain. De Gaulle gained structured policy contacts into the West European Union, while high price support remains contested by German farmers. The shift could raise German taxes though bread costs may fall.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Bauer
West European Union
Common Market High Commission
Hospital Dismissals Listed From Two Hospitals
Dismissed patients from St John’s Hospital include Harriet McDonell Carroll Brown Anella Kiel Myrtle Engle John Barhan Margaret Furan and son Hazel Lacey Edward Sterneman Maxine Stegger Dorothy Mace Lola Ogle and others. Community Hospital releases include Betty Cole Alva Shatto Maude Mohler Mona Smith Betty Prewett Mary Wood Agnes Coppock and several more residents. Lead
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John Barhan
Indianapolis
Margaret Furan
Maude Mohler
Mona Smith
Sheffield Ave
Betty Prewett
Chesterfield
Mary Wood
Courtroom Notices in Indiana Circuit Court Docket
Summary of multiple Indiana circuit court filings listing defendants such as Cliff Silverman Larry Bever C Douglas Ray Earl Truesdel and others. Documents include affidavits for fraudulent checks second degree burglary and damages complaints with attorneys named for plaintiffs and defendants.
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Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Cliff Silverman
William F. Lawler, Jr
Larry L. Bever
C. Douglas Ray
Earl Truesdel
Webb
Bishop Raines to Join Gary Racial Talks Over Hospital Policy
Indianapolis Indiana United Press says Bishop Richard C Raines will meet Saturday with Gary civil rights spokesmen and hospital leaders to discuss discrimination charges. The hospital maintains an equal but separate policy for Negro and white patients, drawing protests from the NAACP and local activists.
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Idana Methodist
Richard C Raines
Gary
Gary Methodist Hospital
Raines Sant
Raines
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Citizens’ Committee
John Visclosky
George Neagu
Visclosky
Accused Slayer Seeks Judge Change in Floyd Court
Defense attorney for Clarence L. Hall filed a motion in Floyd Circuit Court seeking a new judge. Hall, 56, is charged with fatally shooting Joe Mauk during a gambling debt dispute. The trial was moved from Clark to Floyd, and Special Judge Eskew was appointed after prosecution objections to Judge Tegart.
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New Albany
Ind
UPI
Floyd
Clarence L. Hall
Utica
Hall
Joe Mauk
Jeffersonville
Chester Wenteall
C. Bliss Eskew
Vienna employment totals at start of year
Vienna Austria reported 2 314 937 employed from a population of 7 100 000 at the start of the year.
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Vienna
Austria
China says nuclear arms to be made
Chinese official Kuo Mo-jo told a Peking rally marking the Korean armistice anniversary that China will master nuclear weaponry in the not distant future and would not be bound by the Moscow initiated partial test ban treaty. He criticized Moscow for seeking to barter revolutions for Western deals and warned of U.S. nuclear pressure.
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UPI
China
Russia
West
Peking
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Kuo Mo-jo
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National People’s Congress
Red New China
Kuo
U.S
4-H Livestock Clearance For Madison County Fair
All animals exhibit at the Madison County 4-H Fair August 5 10 require an official health certificate from a licensed veterinarian. Cattle must pass TB and Brucellosis tests or vaccination conditions. swine require vaccination and Brucellosis testing. sheep need a flock health certificate. barrows spayed females and certain swine from validated herds have exceptions. Madison County veterinarian Dr M O Nottingham will examine certificates. any transmissible disease will bar animals or poultry from exhibit.
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Madison County
Grounds
Alexandria
M. O. Nottingham
Gas service expanded by Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
The Indiana Public Service Commission approved higher service levels for Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. The firm will extend gas space heating service to 1,000 additional customers in Evansville and Newburgh.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Public Service Commission
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co
Evansville
Newburgh
Nuclear monopoly fear prompts global control drive
Fragmentary text argues that attempts to dominate world populations through nuclear weapons will fail soon. The outlook emphasizes rapid disruption of such power and a push toward dismantling nuclear advantages.
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