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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
3
New York AP reports market strength with Dow 30 stocks trading around 19 times current earnings and 14 to 17 times 1963 estimates. Analysts warn the advance may be near a temporary top as many stocks lack base patterns, while Standard & Poor’s cautions selectivity remains key for purchases.
Chicago AP reports short covering bid the May wheat futures up near the daily limit as contracts rise while other grains and soybeans show mixed gains. Sellers note deliveries and open interest around fourteen million bushels. hogs steady as price ranges shift.
Local market notes a steady to strong trend in hogs with varying weights and price ranges from 14.00 to 24.00 dollars. Cattle and calves show utility to choice grades, with steers and heifers trading up to the high 20s, while grain futures and poultry markets report typical regional activity and weathered prices. A separate note mentions composer Igor Stravinsky's health as of Monday in Paris, with no severe illness reported.
UPI reports umpire Augie Donatelli said he meant no public information withholding during Saturday's St Louis against Cincinnati. The confusion centered on a question from Charles Jones about a ruling, with Donatelli insisting the press box and other reporters could have the details.
Prices showed uneven moves across cattle hogs and sheep with steady to higher bids on some weights while others drifted lower. Traders watched sugar market gains and stock movements as hogs 190-270 lb sold 15.25-16.25 and spring lambs brought 23.50-24.00, with industrials and bonds fluctuating.
A sweeping preview outlines 2 364 golfers teeing off at 56 centers for the 63rd U S Open Open trials across sectional centers June 10 11 with 150 players to advance text notes defense and exemptees led by Jack Nicklaus Carlos Ortiz and Maurice Cullen while others battle for a spot in Brookline Mass in the Open proper May 27 28 preview highlights orients around the vast field and the open process including exemptions and sectional rounds.
WANCHESTER England UP I reports Dave Charnley defended his British lightweight crown with a 15 round decision over an unnamed challenger. The text also mentions top players and golf figures, and includes a long array of unrelated notices about city proposals and legal matters, reflecting a mixed broadcast page.
Legal notices reveal bids for equipment for the Chesterfield Sewage Treatment Plant, with specifications including a 4 wheel tractor and various machinery. Public Works will open proposals at City Hall Anderson Indiana, after advertising and non collusion affidavits.
A historical note describes three moorings for boats with permanent and temporary uses. It states winds dictate which mooring to use, as wind direction prevents boats from smashing into docks. Temporary options rely on wind stability, while shifting winds render some moorings unsafe.
Five milers who have broken four minutes will race the mile at the California Relays in Modesto Saturday night. Meet director Tom Moore announced the field includes Peter Snell and Jim Beatty from New Zealand and United States stars Cary Weisiger and John Damien, along with others. The event coincides with motor racing notes from Indianapolis and the Little 500 race in Kokomo.
The guide explains a four step bowling delivery with a push away and first step occurring simultaneously. It emphasizes shoving the bat forward while moving the right foot, solid footing as the arms extend, weight shift to the right, and beginning the second step as the ball starts its downward flight.
Saturday calendar lists multiple auctions across town including George Stewart selling real estate at 2630 Jackson Street at 1 30 PM on May 23, H L Kirk selling estate and antiques at 233 W South Street on May 23 10 AM, M Hood Auctioneer for several sales through May 27 436 PM, Dennis Drury household goods two miles south of Mechanicsburg, Bill Hartes auctioneer, Phillip Wanon administrator public sale of Wesley Vincent Farm one acre two miles north of Alexandria.
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