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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
19
The New York stock market finished mixed as selling eased after an early decline. Xerox rose 12 points to 364, the Dow edged up 0.04 to 75.23, rail stocks gained on strong earnings, and An Exchange volume reached 1.47 million shares.
Market brief notes hogs at 15.25 to 18.75 per cwt with 1 2 190-295 lb and 2 3 240-285 lb ranges. Cattle and calves show mixed shifts as prices edge up for beef and down for cows, amid broader reports on political tensions and local elections.
Analysis cites a growing white and Negro population split in the city of about two million. Tensions rise as Negro demands for fair labor housing and employment press for change amid recent clashes including union picket line fights and a fatal police shooting that sparked wider rioting. The piece notes city demographics and civil service representation as factors shaping the conflict.
Hoosier Democrat Rep J Edward Roush proposes a smaller Indiana dunes park near Lake Michigan than the administration plan, seeking about 49850 acres. Other bill would create 11782 acres around Burns Ditch port site as debate continues in Congress.
The report shows wheat futures fluctuating with a late near steady finish. Soybeans rallied with gains despite earlier highs and grain futures closed mixed. Local bids for No 2 wheat and corn are listed alongside prices for beans and oats. A note records $156 million invested in recreational facilities along TVA reservoir shorelines.
AP reports hog prices slipped 25 cents per hundredweight in late trading while overall market held steady. top hogs sold at 16 dollars, mixed No 1 and 2 weights 200 225 pounds brought strong demand. Steers and heifers sold mostly steady with few sales recorded. Bulls ranged 18 20 dollars and slaughter lambs 18 19.50 with prices unchanged.
Sharyn Crouch won the pearl medal at the speech contest held Wednesday evening at East Side Church of God sponsored by the Progressive Union of the WCTU. Contestants included Joyce Blair Nina Lehr Franklyn Hardy and Bill Selvedge.
Poetic religious reflection asking for mind and heart to face the world with joy and awe. The speaker seeks divine focus at dawn, welcoming nature and creation, joining birds, beasts, and bees in praise as markets and daily cares loom.
A long list of auction notices across Indiana details public sales of household goods farm tools cattle hogs and real estate. Listings include locations near Anderson Greenfield Pendleton and Greenfield with dates and auctioneers such as Dale Flora Lois Woolf Tom Bartlett Gagne Stubbe and Lawler.
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