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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
3
New York stocks opened with a small gain then slipped as economists warned of a continuing inflation threat and investor nerves grew. The Dow Jones average slid about 13 points at the close, with volume rising and most leaders in retreat as losses dominated gains.
Stock prices listed show yesterday’s close with gains and losses, including names like Minnesota Mining and Texaco. Major firms such as Ford General Motors General Dynamics and Textron are cited along with Dow Jones averages and approximate volume at close.
Hog prices hold firm up to 240 pounds at 24.00 to 24.23 dollars, 240 to 300 pounds at 23.00 to 24.00, steers and heifers at 24.00 to 27.00 with good stock 22.00 to 25.00 and some declines noted. Local grain prices show Wheat Oats Corn Shelled Old Beans around 20.25 with freight rate variation expected across the area.
The listing shows cattle and calf pricing with steers heifers cows and bulls across weight ranges. Prices move from 10 to 26 dollars in various categories and lambs and sheep also quoted. An advertisement notes the El Paso Juarez bridge is painted red on the American side and black on the Mexican railways wall.
Indianapolis hog prices show moderate activity with varied loads and weights, sows steady and cattle values mixed as beef and veal markets edge. Volume includes 190 to 600 pound ranges, with several price brackets noted for 300 to 600 pound categories. Also notes a Civil War centennial medal awarded to Indiana University Press and a local ordination of David William Danner at Middle-town First United Presbyterian Church in Middleton.
Dismissals from St John’s Hospital include numerous residents and addresses across Alexandria Lapel Pendleton Elwood and Franklin towns among others. Names listed feature Daniel Dodd Beatrice Bell Earl Troxel Jr Mark Marshall Karla Kelping Anna Wakefield Anne Rotruck Anna Conway James Myers Harold Dunham and many more.
A Spanish language version of the Christian Brotherhood Hour will debut July 4 on 300 radio stations worldwide. Dr. Dale Oldham, executive director, says it will reach Spanish speakers in Central and South America and parts of the United States. Rev. Fidel Zamorano will lead the program, airing first on 14 California stations, with William Angulo as announcer and producer and The Heman Quartet as supporting cast.
SANDERSON Texas Sheriff Bill Cooksey adds five to a list of 16 known dead in the 15 foot Sanderson flood last Friday. A family of five warned to leave remains missing. A search by foot, horseback, and helicopter from Gatlin ranch to the Rio Grande continues as officials say damage could reach four million dollars.
The Board of Public Safety in Anderson Madison County Indiana will hold a hearing regarding condemnation of a wrecked building at 1609 Fletcher Street Out Lot 47 Jacksons Second Addition. The notice includes tax fund proposals and public tax levy details for Jackson Township along with various public notices about liquor permits and building funds.
A hard of hearing inventor perfects a very small transistor hearing aid that he says makes whispers crystal clear. Interested readers are directed to write NEARING 82 FE What Eric Pa for full information at no cost.
Chicago wheat and corn futures rose modestly as speculators bought, while soybeans fell after late-session liquidation. Wheat gained about a cent, corn edged higher in fractional amounts, and July soybeans closed down over 3 cents after early losses. Oats and rye eased slightly with soybeans settling between 15 and 3% cents per bushel.
The Army Corps of Engineers promised a detailed Brandywine Creek study in Hancock County Indiana as part of the Wabash River Basin plan. Maj Morris L Gardner of the Louisville office said the study will cover water quality control recreation and water supply aspects alongside the basin assessment after Mayor Berry Hurley inquired.
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