Indiana stockholders rise to 382000 in 1965 census
New York Stock Exchange reports Indiana's stockowners at about 382000, up 2 percent from 1962 and 226 percent from nine years earlier. Indianapolis area leads with 100500 owners, Evansville metro adds 13500, Gary Hammond East Chicago about 78000, while South Bend declines to 17000. One in eight residents cited.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Indiana
Marvin L. Krasnansky
Hoosier
Krasnansky
Evansville
Vanderburgh
Warrick
Ind
Henderson County
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Hancock
Hendricks
Johnson
Marion
Morgan
Shelby
Gary Hammond
East
Chicago
Lake
Porter
South Bend
St. Joseph
Marshall
Stock market snapshot with Indiana investor data
The report lists yesterday's close prices with bid and ask figures in parentheses. Krasnansky notes Indiana has 382000 investors, about 1.9 percent of the national shareowning population, up from 1.3 percent in 1956 and down from 2.2 percent in 1962.
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Krasnansky
Auctions listed for June in Indiana localities
Public sales across multiple Indiana towns feature auctions of household goods farm tools and equipment antiques and trucking operation gear. Notable bidders include Francis Smith Mrs Thornburg Mort McShirley Bert Whelchel and Howard Swinford with venues in Anderson Markleville Shirley and Muncie and dates June 26 to June 29.
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Francis Smith
Admtrx
So. Drive
Anderson
Ind
Egg Hood
Joseph Thornburg
Markleville
Mort McShirley
Howard Swinford
St. Rd
Shirley
Elbert Whelchel
Wayne Phearis
Industrial Trust & Savings Bank Creditor
Madison St
Southway
Muncie
Indiana
Tom Bartlett
Cross St
R. S. VanSickle
Bill Harter
Ralph W
Carol Williamson
J. Kellum
J. Bradley
Ford
Shelgas
Livestock Prices and Birth Rate Report
Muncie livestock market shows hogs steady with various weight brackets and prices. cattle and calves prices mixed with steady to lower trends. Birth rate in England and Wales rose in 1964 to 873,990 births, 18.4 per thousand. Albany reports 131 counterfeit drug types detected by inspectors.
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London
England and
Wales
Albany, N.Y
State Board of Pharmacy
Shares Take Sharp Loss After Early Run
The stock market failed to sustain an early advance and ended Wednesday with a sharp loss. Trading was slow at 3.59 million shares, the Dow fell 5.21 to 870.22, and the Associated Press index dropped 1.7 to 318.6 as 771 issues declined.
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New York
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Resignation of Arrow Heights Church of God Pastor
Rev Elbert L Jones resigns as pastor of Arrow Heights Church of God to lead First Church of God in Ft Meade Florida. His last sermon at the local church will be July 25.
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The
Arrow Heights
Church of God
First Church of God
Ft. Meade, Fla
Grain futures rally broadens with soybeans leading
In Chicago on Wednesday grain futures ended with general gains. Old crop soybeans surged late, gaining up to 3 cents on July, while wheat climbed a cent or more across standard grades. Corn oats rose slightly as rye eased. July soybeans quoted around 2.964 to 2.971.
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Chicago
Local Livestock and Grain Market Prices
Local livestock prices list Emge's ranges for 19 to 240 pounds at 24.65 to 24.90 and 240 to 300 pounds at 23.65 to 24.65 with sows at 21.50 up. Cattle noted as ch, steers, and heifers 24.00 to 27.00. good steers and heifers 22.00 to 25.00. cows 16.00 down. bulls 19.00 down. Local grain market shows July new standard at 1.39, corn up 4 percent to 1.32, oats up 0 percent to 68 cents, rye down and rye value at 1.14.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Butcher Hogs Sell Steady at Indianapolis Market
Sluggish hog trade reported with butchers steady to strong and sow prices steady. Entries include 160 to 270 lb classes and numerous weights up to 600 lb. cattle and calves show slower demand with selective price drops and few high grade steers and heifers in the 750 to 1100 lb range.
Bray urges Chinese Nationalist troops in Vietnam war
Rep. William G. Bray notes support for using Chinese Nationalist troops against Viet Cong after a Viet Nam fact finding tour. He criticizes Johnson for not building strength earlier and says American forces are tough and ready. In Indiana market notes, cattle and veal prices appear.
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Indianapolis
UPI
William G. Bray
R-Ind
Viet Nam
America
Bray
Johnson
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