Market Gains Narrowly as Trading Stays Active
News from New York indicates a brighter business outlook with a fairly sharp market rise. The Dow Jones average climbed 5.29 to 682.34 as volume reached 411 million on the NYSE and the AP index rose to 244.10, with most sectors advancing amid uneven bond activity.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Kodaka
Ford Ee
General Dynamics
Ste General Electric
General Motors
Inter
Harvester
Kimberly-Clark
Kroger
Lynch
Minnesota
National Tile
New York Central
Olin Mathiethiesen Ee
Parke Davis
Pennsylvania
Pfizer
Chassen Ee
Pierce Industries
Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck Wommemnon
Southern Co
Sitabsteibsidiniine
Sperry Rand
Naais
Texaco
Texas Saaiscananta
Ean
Union Carbi
U Steel
Wwestinghouse
Ag Dow Jones
Local Livestock Market Prices
Market report lists prices for cattle and calves by weight class. Good steers and heifers bring 21.50 to 23.50, choice 23.50 to 26.00, calves around 90.00, cows 12.00 to 16.00, bulls about 19.00 down, corn prices noted per shell and ear measurements.
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Wn Ea
Amine
Five Cent Gain In Ho a s Hog Prices In Chicago Trade
In Chicago Tuesday the butcher hog market was active with prices up about 25 cents on 6,500 head. Top No 1 210 lb hogs reached 18.10, highest in two weeks, while 195-220 lb mixed No 1s and 2s sold around 17.90 to 18. Vealers and bulls remained steady. sheep and lambs showed price strength with woolled slaughter lambs at 16. Heifers and prime cattle held firm with steers at 25 to 27 for large stock and 21.75 to 23 for good cattle.
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Chicago
Greenfield
Eden
Pendleton
Jersey
John Deere
van Brunt
New Idea
Uranium Supplies Set in U C to AEC Contract
Union Carbide Corp. announced a new contract to sell to the Atomic Energy Commission $100 million worth of uranium concentrates between now and the end of 1966.
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New York
UPI
Union Carbide Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Share Prices Shift Slightly Amid Slack Grain Trading
In Chicago, guiding influences were absent as grain futures moved in a narrow range. Late buying lifted several contracts slightly, with soybeans reaching their firmest daily range. no sustained drive to lower prices emerged. Soybeans rose 1.5 to 3 cents, May at 3.284-3.29, with mixed moves for wheat corn oats and other futures.
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Chicago
Hogs Steady in Indianapolis Livestock Market Report
INDIANAPOLIS Spl Butch ler hog prices held steady to 25c higher. Sows mostly steady with some weakness on 500 to 525 pounds. No. 1 to 3 barrows 180 to 240 pounds brought 16.75 to 17.50, larger weights 15.75 to 16.50, yearlings around 23 to 25, and lambs steady with 110 pound spring lambs at 17.50.
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Indianapolis
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Curtis Makes Purchase Chicago
Curtis Products Inc a subsidiary of Helen Curtis Inc announces the acquisition of Plastic Products Co a maker of commercial construction and do it yourself home repair products in Chicago.
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Curtis Makes
Chicago
UPI
Curtis Products, Inc
Helen Curtis, Inc
Plastic Products Co
Stock Quotations Incomplete Message
The text appears to note that quotations show asked and offered prices but is garbled and incomplete, limiting a precise summary. It references stock quotations and sources Thomson McKinnon, with unclear bracketed figures and wording.
Muncie Livestock Market Closes at 2 PM Amid Steady Hogs
The Muncie market ends promptly at 2:00 p.m. with late arrivals carried to tomorrow. Hog prices range from 15.50 to 17.65 per hundredweight across weight classes, while steers and heifers show varying premiums from 15.00 to 25.00. Cows and cutters move 14.00 to 17.00.
Four Speaking Contests Sunday At Central Churches
The Park Place WCTU held a silver medal contest at Central Christian Church with winners Linda Armstrong Paulette Hellems Franklin Hardy Virginia Kiper and Janet Kreger. Iota Sigma bronze second bar contest took place at First Evangelical United Brethren Church with winners Brian Carter Mona Burkhart Leah Ann Farmer Rita Burkhart and Barbara Dobbs. Tonight Iota Sigma bronze first bar and silver medal contests occurred at First EUB Church with winners Elbert Hardy Dixie McCully Larry Mart Anna Marie Siktberg Susie Councellor. Silver medals went to Anita Grandlinard Fred Siktberg Franklin Hardy Kit Heavilin Becky Cooper Paulette Hellems and Virginia Kiper.
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Park Place
WCTU
Central Christian Church
Iota Sigma
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
EUB
Linda Armstrong
Paulette Hellems
Franklin Hardy
Virginia Kiper
Janet Kreger
Brian Carter
Mona Burkhart
Leah Ann Farmer
Rita Burkhart
Barbara Do
Anderson College names 11 to Alpha Chi honor society
An Anderson College junior Thomas D Breitweiser and ten others were elected to Alpha Chi national scholastic honor society. The group includes juniors Gailyn Coe and Ruben Schweiger with several seniors. Honors Day will recognize the 10 new members, with staff members also holding Alpha Chi membership.
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Anderson College
Thomas D. Breitweiser
Paul Breitweiser
Chestnut St
Alpha Chi
Gailyn C.coe
Georgetown
Grand Cayman
British West Indies
Ruben D. Schweiger
Kakamega
Kenya Colony
British East Africa
Cook
Arlene Foley
Norman Beard
Paul Saltzmann
Joann Snook Walker
Jack Haymaker Former State Treasurer Dies at 61
INDIANAPOLIS UP I Jack A Haymaker 61 former Indiana state treasurer died Monday at St Vincent's Hospital from a massive hemorrhage He had only 11 weeks left in a two year term after losing re election to Robert Hughes of Greenwood He suffered a stroke June 5 1959 and had been semi invalid He was a Purdue graduate 1921 and longtime banker and official in Indiana services will be held in Indianapolis with burial at Huntingburg He left a widow Helen Squires two children and four grandchildren
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UPI
Jack A. Haymaker
Indiana
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Haymaker
Robert Hughes
Greenwood
Huntingburg
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Ira L. Haymaker
Franklin
Indiana Public Service Commission
Ira Haymaker
Purdue Uiversity
Logansport National Bank
Soldiers and Sailors Children’s Home
Logansport State Hospital
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Knightstown
American Legion
Cass County
Helen Squires
Wabash
Jack E. Haymaker
Fort Wayne
Robert Rehd
Public transit riders mostly use buses in the United States
About 59 percent of all public transit passengers in the United States travel by bus, including both intercity and city transportation services.
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Detroit
U. S
Park Place Church Dedicates Kardatzke Memorial Library
The Park Place Church of God dedicates the Kardatzke Memorial Library in its new building tonight with a 7 p.m. service led by the Christian Builders Class and open house in the education wing. Speakers include Delena Goodman Kay Newberry Rev Alan Egly Russel Renz and A T Rowe. The library presented by Sam Carlile features a portrait of Dr Karl Kardatzke and a bronze plaque honoring his memory.
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Delena Goodman
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Kay Newberry
Alan Egly
Russell Renz
A. T. Rowe
Kenneth F. Hall
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Hollis Pistole
Chase Stiers
Murl Willen
Loren Owen
Bengtson
Kirkpatrick
Sweden Navy signs deal for 107 helicopters
The Swedish navy signed a contract with Boeing Vertol for a quantity of 107 helicopters. The offer was disclosed Tuesday.
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Stockholm
UPI
Vertol Division
Boeing Airplane Co
YMCA Daily Schedule of Luncheons and Meetings
A detailed daytime and evening calendar lists luncheons and meetings at the YMCA including Christian Business Men Lutheran Ministers Farm Bureau and Fire Prevention at noon. Dinners begin at 5 30 with Rotary and Exchange boards. Evening sessions cover sports, clubs and girl and women’s swims with times from 6 15 to 7 30.
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Delta Sigma Kappa
Jailkeeper Stabs City Official After Pay Dispute
In CampoBassi Italy jailkeeper Elio Padula wounded Town Secretary Mario Calabrese after the council refused his pay raise request. Padula, who had rarely locked up inmates, is jailed in one of his own cells.
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Campobassi
Italy
Elio Padula
Padula
Mario Calabrese
Public Sales and Auctions Listings for May
A dense schedule of public auctions and executor sales running May 1 to May 24 across multiple towns. Listings include personal property and real estate with locations such as 14 W. 38th Street War dell, 1710 Walnut St Whetchel, 1 mile east of Albany on Highway 28, and Edge details like dates May 1 to May 24 and auctioneers such as Joe Kel lum Jim Bradley H. D. Kirk.
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Chester A. Cullen
Greenfield
Eden Anden
Joe* Hood
Sumner
W. 38Th Street
Wardell Flatford
See Brooks
Lindberg
Wayne
Walter R. Bagot
Main St
55Th St
H. D. Kirk
M. Anderson Banking Ee
Alice Swan
Fletcher St
Egg Hood
Claude
Daisy Cass
Joe Kellum
James Bradley
Shirley
Shirley and Wilkinson Black-Top
Peter J. Petersen
Hendricks Street
Mad
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Robert J. Beck
W. 38Th St
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