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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1966

Page

14

Shares Lose Early Gain After Gemini Scrub

A lively stock rally began in New York Tuesday but stalled after about two hours. The Dow fell 3.39 to 864.14 as volume reached 9.87 million shares. Airlines led losses while Boeing slid 7 percent after a Kansas City airliner mishap. Pan American tumbled 58 percent on heavy trade. Prices broadened lower across the market with 1,000 declines to 230 advances. A stray note on the Gemini 9 mission failure and Agena satellite issue was cited as a potential trigger for the reversal.

New York Associated Press Boeing Kansas City Continental Airlines Pan American World Airways Eastern United American Braniff Northwest National American Telephone General Motors Polaroid Fairchild Camera Xerox Douglas Aircraft Motorola Admiral Radio Corp IBM Kennecott New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad American Stock Exchange U.S. Treasury

Notice to Non Residents in Indiana Foreclosure Suit

In Madison County Indiana Superior Court case S-66-278 Brevoort Savings Bank of Brooklyn files against R J Miller et al nonresidents. Complaint seeks foreclosure on Lot 49 Evergreen Valley Addition Anderson. Defendants must appear June 27 1966. attorneys Peck Bann Buschmarr Schaber Tabbert. H-3212 May 11 18 25.

R. J. Miller Superior Court Madison County State of Indiana Robbie Ann Miller State of Indiana Evergreen Valley Anderson Idiana Cent Bowes Ander Eugene Creagmile Peck and Bann Cleck Buschmarr Schaber & Tabbert Orneys Lawrence M. Busby Leah K. McCarty Ind Busby Austin, Cooper & Farr Ameenege Madison County Board OF Review Madison Countyard of Review Joseph H. Armington Lloyd Dee Golman Shirley Kay Golman

New York Stock Market Closings Active Stocks and Averages

New York and Dow Jones closes show 15 most active NYSE issues with Pan Am and Sperry Rand among leaders. Highlights include strong entries such as Chrysler and Polaroid, with Dow Jones averages detailing opening, high, low, and final quotes and UPI notes on advances declines and bond activity.

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Unclear Stock Phrases From OCR Message

The readable line items mention American Stocks and actions labeled as P and 0 payne on accu. with addons and a vague yearly reference. It references a GMTOUS term and a cash plus stock concept, but the fragmentary text provides no clear events, dates, or entities to substantiate a concrete report.

Market report shows hogs and cattle price spreads shift

Indianapolis AP market notes hogs mostly lower with 1 2 190 225 lb butchers at 25.00 25.50 and sows higher 19.75 to 20.50 for larger weights. Cattle and calves steady to weak with steers 25.50 26.50 for 900 1200 lb, vealers 28.00 34.00, sheep limited with lambs 26.00 26.50. Grain futures show No 2 red wheat 1.46 and corn 1.16 1.18 at country elevators.

Indianapolis USDA Indianapolis Board of Trade Good & Ch Ltd. & Low Gd New York UPI U.S Midwest London Chicago

Chicago Grain closes mixed with gains in soybeans

Chicago Board of Trade saw mixed results with corn and oats rising modestly, rye higher, and wheat advancing 1 to 2 percent. Soybeans led late-session gains, May contracts attracting heavy buying amid light offers, while May and July positions showed active trading and stronger overall market tone with commercial buyers active.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Rge Oien

Chicago Hog Market Report Shows Strength Across Livestock

Chicago hog prices rise with 5,000 head traded and buyers steady to higher. Hogs range 190-225 lb at 25.00 to 25.50, other weights 24.50 to 25.25. Cattle demand firm with prime load at 28.50 and heifers 24.75 to 26.00. Slaughter lambs and ewes show strength with 28.00 for 110 lb spring lambs.

Local Livestock and Grain Market Prices Display

Local market notes show varying livestock and grain prices within the area due to freight rates. Small figures indicate price ranges per unit and regional differences across traders and markets.

Muncie Livestock Market Prices Move Quietly

Hogs hold steady across weight classes with 200 to 300 pound ranges shown. Cattle remain steady with Choice steers around mid twenty four dollars and heifers near twenty three dollars. cows and calves list mixed figures. Lambs and sheep show stable ranges with light crop lambs at about twenty one to twenty four dollars and slaughter sheep lower.

Auction Sales Notice of Multiple Indiana Auctions

A cluttered listing reports upcoming sales across Indiana on May 21 and surrounding dates. Items include antiques, household goods, real estate, public safes, and shop tools with locations in towns such as New Castle, LaGrange, Alexandria, Anderson, Middletown, Greenfield, and more. auctioneers include Kellum Bradley Hood and Kirk with dates from May 21 to June 4.

Garrett Fee Evelyn Sheffield Houseold Goods & Misc New Castle New Lisbon Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Pauline Thomas S. Ford St Penaigeen St. Rd la- H. Whelchel and W Seeds Auctioneers Adam Rittenhouse S. Harrison S&t Alexandria Indiana Tom Barkett jSat Robert Hayden Fairview St Anderson Ege M. Hood Stephens Mi. S Jackson St. Pike George Morgan 8Th Locust St Middletown Kellum & Bradley Auctioneers Thomas E. Wright Greenfield Ind U.S. Rt Cleveland Joseph Kellum Maurice Burkett Kris Whisler Guide Lamp Factory H. D. Kirk Guide Lamp Fac- Sone William C. Moore Reg. Hood Charles Brayton Kennard St Rd

Mutual Funds Market Rates and Listings Brief

Markets at a glance from New York show UPI rates on mutual funds and fund groups including Keystone, Dreyfus, Franklin, Putnam, and United Funds with varied bid and ask figures. Also notes group ads pricing, and classified lines policy.

New York UPI Neb Inc. Inten Keystone Adv Broad St Bullock Inc Channing Chase Fd Divid Sh Dow Th Balan Dreyfus Divid Eatn Bal Eatn Stk Incom Fid Fund M . Penn Sq Franklin Putnam Fok Cm Grth Fok BP Fok Sel Am Pak Piops State St Group Sec Sted S&g Aerosp Telev el Com St United Funds Ful Ad Accu Hamada Inc Fd Scienc Inc Best UN F Cn

Classified advertising rates and rules summary

A historical classifieds excerpt outlines the People's Marketplace rates. Office hours run daily from 8 a.m. to p.m. Advertisements require a minimum of two lines. Weekly rate is 29 cents per line per day, three days cost 33 1/3 cents per line per day, and one day is 42 cents per line per day. A raise charge of $1.00 or cash 80 cents is noted.

Florence Museum Loot Totals $32,000

Thieves looted Florence's Villa Stibbert Museum, stealing antique watches gold necklaces jeweled snuff boxes and other arts objects valued at $32 000. The collection belonged to Frederick Stibbert an Englishman who left it to Florence upon his 1906 death.

Florence Italy UPI Villa Stibbert Frederick Stibbert

Florida Citrus Groves Dominate National Production

Florida owns 481200 acres of citrus groves making up 65 percent of the U S total and yielding about 70 percent of the nation s citrus fruit production according to the latest figures.

Florida

Thanks for sympathy in loss of Donna A Gibson

The Gibson and Shetterly families express heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends, and neighbors for sympathy shown after the passing of Donna A Gibson. They acknowledge Fisher Bros Funeral Home, pallbearers, flower girls, singers, Rev Neale, Rev Lawson, Dr Donaldson, Community Hospital staff, and especially family of Morton H Gibson. George Shetterly offers appreciation for comforting messages from Rev Marion King and Fisher Funeral Home.

Donna A. Gibson Fisher Bros Neale Lawson J. Ferguson Donaldson Community Hospital 3Rd South Morton H. Gibson

In Memoriam and Local Notices Fragment

In loving memory of Lawrence Lee Watson who died April 18 1965. A voice we loved is stilled, a place is vacant in our hearts never filled. Missed by mother and stepfather. Also personal notice of debt disclaimer by Ronnie Lee Young and various local ads for shoes, clothing, wedding invitations, repairs, and services in Madison area. Includes business notices for Family Shoe Center, Blue Lustre, Rent electric shampover, Hook Drugs, Showplace, Hughes Shoe Repair, Parkview ad, knit shop, payday loans, Empire Finance, Bax ter extermination, Earl's Watch Repair.

Lawrence Lee Watson Ronnie Lee Young Burton Place Family Shoe Chesterfield

Special Notices of Delinquent Pledges Sale and Local Ads

Delinquent pledges will be offered for sale at S and S Loan Company 1410 Meridian Street Anderson Indiana May 21 1966 per state act. Includes dates 1965 3 23 65 to 7 19 66 and a long list of pledge numbers. Also Wickens Shoes new self service department 23rd and Columbus Ave with Motorola car radios servicing and B and B Carpet Cleaning low rates with phone number.

S & S Loan Company Meridian Street Anderson Indiana General Assembly State of Wickens Wickens Shoes & Serv Columbus Ave SAI Motorola

Certificates cut half price ad week for Anderson residents

More than a thousand residents in the Anderson area received International Want Ad Week 50 per cent Certificates. The certificates cover non commercial ads from May 1 to June 15. Return original certificates at the counter or by mail to deduct 50 percent from the usual payment. Call 643-5371 for details. Parts for all electric shavers offered by B&B Jewelry at 9th and Meridian. Edna Byramman listed as teacher and music services at East 21st with phone 644-8591.

Anderson Area Ali 9Th & Meridian Edna Berryman Edna East 21St

In Memoriam Ads Highlight Departed Loved Ones

Anderson Newspapers announces annual In Memoriam tributes on a special Monday May 30 page. For more information and verse ideas call 643-5371 and tell the operator you want to run an In Memoriam ad.

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