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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1962

Page

6

Shares Reach 1962 Lows In Broad Market Selloff

New York stocks slid to fresh 1962 lows as heavy trading sent many leading issues down more than $2. The AP index fell to 202.50, the Dow dropped to 539.19, and the S P 500 slipped to 52.68 while 996 stocks declined and 160 rose. Major losses hit General Electric Republic Steel Eastman Kodak Goodrich Rubber Pfizer and others.

New York General Electric Republic Steel Eastman Kodak Goodrich Pfizer Los U.S. Steel Ford Motor Woolwo Boeing Aircraft United Craft United Air Lines

Madison County Farmers Union hosts ice cream supper and cake contest

In Frankton, the Madison County Farmers Union held its annual ice cream supper and cake contest at the Frankton School. Horace Somers presided, devotions led by Mrs. Charles Hurst, and a committee named to oversee 4 H Fair Farm Union interests. A district picnic plan was announced and a telegram urged Rep. J Edward Roush to vote for the farm bill, which later failed.

Frankton Madison County Farmers Union Horace Somers Charles Hurst John Wilson Clem Millspaugh Walter Hurst Farmers Union Madison County Fred Brotherton Max Elsworth Ernest Johnson J. Edward Roush

Negotiations on a Status of Forces Pact

The United States and South Korea agree to negotiate a status of forces accord including criminal jurisdiction for over 50,000 U.S. troops in Korea. A State Department spokesman declined to confirm a final agreement and timelines, as South Korea’s government under a military junta plans a June 1953 transition.

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Local Livestock Market Prices Displayed

Market price list for steer and other livestock shown with local figures. Data reflects current prices and available lots from regional sellers. Farm buyers and ranchers review entries to gauge bid values and market trends for steer consignments.

Hogs Lead Mixed Indiana Market Gains at Indianapolis Yard

Hog prices rose 25 to 50 cents at the Indianapolis yards where the day’s top pig sale reached 19.50 per 100 pounds for select No 1 and 2 hogs. Cattle and lamb trades were uneven with calves steady and spring lambs pulling $22 to $24.30, while cows and bulls showed modest movement.

Hogs Reach Year High in Chicago Market

The hog price surge in Chicago hit a 32 year high with steady to 25 cent gains and peak bids near 19.73 per cwt for hogs under 250 pounds. Mixed No 1 and 2 grades at 190 to 230 pounds sold 16.75 to 19.25, with some 211 lb averages at the peak. Slaughter steer and heifer offerings were light and lambs showed a slight drop, signaling trend.

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Grain Prices Slump Sharply In Early Trading

Market reports show grain prices dropping significantly with declines across key contracts. Traders cite weaker demand and harvest timing as factors while buyers await new supply data and policy signals.

Auction Sale Listings Across Town

Ads list multiple auctions on Saturday June 23 at 1 PM in various locations including Kern Puybie Anet M lfnod Ay and Berney A Thranebu's estate goods and furnishings. The notices name streets and general sale items with times and districts, reflecting a busy local auction schedule.

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Harris Sherrill Teachings Highlight Local Christian Education

Fragmentary OCR notes reference George A. Harris and Rev Sherrill D across Christian education themes in a local context. The readable bits suggest a discussion or event involving church leaders and educational work.

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Shares Fall to Lowest Levels Since 1958 in Market Plunge

The New York stock market dropped sharply on Friday with the Dow Industrials slipping 11.30 to 339.19 the lowest close since October 28, 1958. The AP 60 stock average fell to 262.40, its low since November 1938, as volume fell and 986 stocks declined against 160 advances.

New York Associated Press Dow Jones Wall Street Dow American Investment Thursdon New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange U.S

Delayed Appropriations Face Prolonged Impasse in Washington

Congress hovers over funding as the new fiscal year nears with most 1963 spending bills stalled amid a House Senate power clash. Chairman Clarence Cannon proposes a continuing resolution to let agencies spend at last year’s levels, while Republican John Taber favors 30-day renewals.

Washington UPI Congressional House Senate House Committee Clarence Cannon D-Mo Riday John Taber R-N.y Appropriations Committee Cannon

Occupational Stamp Deadline Set July 2

District Director Sterling M. Dietz of the Internal Revenue Service in Indianapolis says all liable businesses must register for occupational stamps and pay the required taxes by July 2 1962 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1985. Reports and forms are available from local IRS offices and deposits for taxes over 100 dollars are due July 2 1962 via banks or Federal Reserve. A separate note mentions flax fiber producers in North Dakota and tulip growers seeking a true black tulip.

Sterling M. Diesttich Internal Revenue Service Indianapolis Indiana Internal Revenue Office Bismarck X.D Sterling M. Dietz Federal Reserve Bank

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