Shares Drift Down Slightly
New York stocks eased with the Associated Press average down 0.2 at 329.10 as volume hit 54 million shares. Genev a Motor slid in a third week amid a mixed tape with losses in Mens and motors, while electronics and some nonferrous issues rose slightly. Trading overall showed more decliners than advancers among 1,358 issues, with 550 dropping and 50 advancing.
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Americans Sok Exchange
Chicago Live Stock Prices Show Mixed But Steady Trends
The market report lists various cattle and hog classes with prices. Steady slaughter steer values, mixed loads of prime and choice cattle, sows and barrows changing within ranges, and sheep with steady wooled slaughter prices. Calves and heifers show varied regional quotes.
Muncie Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Steady to 25 Cents Higher
Market tally shows hogs 240 pounds and under steady to 25 cents higher with ranges from 15.40 to 16.40 for 40 to 280 pounds. Cattle and sheep mostly steady to lower with steer and heifer prices cited and lambs and yearlings noted. Large milk shed area includes Albany and New York City with milk fed by New York state and neighboring regions.
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Canada
Higher Hog Prices Paid in Mixed Market Report
The market shows hog prices mostly steady with sow values steady to higher and barrows and gilts active. Cattle and calves move with steady to higher trend while sheep offerings are moderate with woolly lambs and ewes maintaining steady to mixed prices across weight ranges.
Demand Sends Soybeans Up On Strong Demand Pulse
Increased commercial buying lifted soybeans on the Board of Trade while wheat corn and rye futures closed lower. Oats were mixed as traders priced late-session rallies about two cents a bushel from the session lows with November soybeans around 2.69 per bushel and other contracts edging lower. Arizona notes reference 14 tribes in an unclear line of text.
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Auction notices list various sales across regions
A string of auction items appears with multiple dates and locations. Entries include machinery, farm equipment, household goods, dairy equipment, cows and hogs, and an administrator’s sale of a 50 acre farm near Alexandria. Auctioneers named include several local firms and an executor’s sale scheduled for late October through November.
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Joe Senkis
Tale Uthote
Bestoon
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Muncie
Jackson Street
Newell’ Magger
Tees
PAL “Alsiandria Bank
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Fat Street Roads
Kirk
W. 38Th Street
Anderson
Lois T. Jones
Emge’s Local Livestock and Indianapolis Grain Prices
Prices from Emge’s market show med weights 256 to 190 pounds at 15.65 to 15.90 per hundredweight and steer and heifer quotes 22.75 to 24.75 for good grades. In Indianapolis mills futures, No 2 new wheat 1.25, shelled corn 1.10, No 2 yellow corn 1.04, No 2 oats 60, No 1 yellow soybeans 2.51 per bushel depending on moisture.
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Shorts dispute forces family to leave Texas for Indiana
Virgil Deffenbaugh former policeman from subart Mine says his daughter Shirley Darlene 14 was suspended over wearing shorts and showering with girls at school. He plans to move his family to Jeffersonville Indiana where a Bible school run by Christ Gospel Church International will educate his four children Shirley 14 Robert Wayne 13 Charlotte 11 and Sharon 9.
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Subart
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Ind
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Robert Wayne
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Sharon
Shirley
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Jeffersonville
Labor Party Seeks End Of Walkout
London leaders urge end to subway strike that crippled service and threatened crucial votes before Thursday's general election. Haro ld Wilson calls for resumed duty as Ray Gunter pushes for immediate return to work setelah service fell by more than half and chaos hit commuters amid wildcat actions and wet schedules.
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Harold Jism
Ts Ind
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Officers elected by cemetery group at Alexandria
Alexandria Cem etery Association elected Al Lewis as president and John Notize as secretary treasurer at a recent meeting. Long range plans were set to improve Park View Cemetery grounds. Norma Jean Potter and Sarah Sample were transported by ambulance to Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie and Community Hospital Anderson respectively.
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Louise Kelley
Community Hospital
Anderson
Kari M. Kyle
Dutch-Born Anderson C Professor To Speak At Night Event
Dr Gustave Jenn inga assistant professor of Bible at Anderson College will be principal speaker for the 7th annual anniversary and Ladies Night of the Anderson Chapter Radio and Television Service Engineers Association. He will present an illustrated lecture The Ancient Near East and the Bible using colored slides.
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New York
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Jerusalem
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Chicago University
Northern Theo‘al Seminary
Chicago
Anniversary Event To Honor Pastor At Trinity Baptist
Members of Trinity Baptist Church at 1225 Madison Ave celebrate the twelfth anniversary of Pastor Rev George Pearson and his wife. Guest speakers include Rev S W Weathers from the North East District, Rev Gillmore, Rev J Wilson, Rev Goldman Redding, Rev I P Broadus, Rev Charles Middletown, and Rev Williams. A singing convention is set for Thursday night with services across the weekend concluding Sunday afternoon.
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Marion
Goldman Redding
Triumph Church of God
I. P. Broadus
Muncie
Charles Middletown
Bethesda
Auto Injuries Trial Opens and FFA Convention Trip
Alexandria Monroe High School seniors Don Manning Bob Sapp and Loui Hannah left for Kansas City to present the local Future Farmers of America chapter at a national convention. They plan to tour exhibits and the Truman Library and return Friday for Homecoming events.
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Loui Hannah
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Kennedy says JFK did not bomb Cuba in 1962 missile crisis
Former US attorney general Robert Kennedy recalled that President Kennedy rejected bombing Cuba during the 1962 crisis. He argued a strike could kill tens of thousands, favoring a naval blockade as the morally right option. A crowd heard him discuss the decision amid campaign and public notices.
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Milwaukee Firm Buys State Plant in Indiana
The Gleason Corporation of Milwaukee announced it acquired Goshen Manufacturing Company of Goshen Indiana a producer of patio furniture ladders and playground equipment. Financial terms were not disclosed and the move expands Gleason’s manufacturing footprint.
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Elwood Peace Corps Chemist Sets Nigerian Teaching Post
Elwood resident David Head son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Head is the first American and second white man to teach chemistry at St Kevins College Kokori Inland via Sapele Nigeria He earned a chemistry degree from Notre Dame and graduated from St Marys High School in 1960 Peace Corps training was at Columbia University He is assigned to study native customs and sports Also an Elwood social item notes Leo Weddell and Theodore Bi left for church conferences in Minnesota and Wisconsin Meinzer Kincaid Nuptial reports the wedding of Miss Janie Meinzer and Frederick Kirk Kincaid on October 10 at Eas Mab S Christian Church with details on families and post wedding plans The Elwood club and Pig Roast events scheduled with dates and activities are listed along with meeting cancellations and Friends Night at the Order of Eastern Star
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Former Chicago Editor To Speak At Press Session
ANAPOLIS UP I Basie L Walters retired Chicago Daily News editor and former UP I executive partner will speak at an Indiana editors meeting. Walters lives near Frankfort and will join about 100 attendees from 71 Indiana papers for an afternoon panel on women and family pages. He began at the Richmond Palladium and held posts at Milwaukee Journal Des Moines Register & Tribune Minneapolis Star Journal and Tribune and Indianapolis Star. Walters joined the Chicago Daily News in 1984 and earned the Indianapolis Press Club’s Newspaperman of the Year award in 1969. Indiana University awarded him an honorary Doctor of Laws in 1954.
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Madison County Adopts Program for Mental Health Patients
Madison County residents may apply through the Association for Mental Health office at Citizens Bank to participate in the Adopt A Patient program. Applications required six weeks to process and must be in by October 15 to couple with a patient in state hospitals or schools. Adopters commit to regular letters and may visit the patient and send funds for canteen books and gifts on special occasions.
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County Association For Mental Health
Citizens Bank
Congo Republic to hold first national election
Leopoldville reports the Congo Republic will hold its first national election since independence in 1960. Interior Minister Godefroid Munongo announced the election set for January 15, with compulsory voting for men over 18 and women not voting.
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