Shares Drift Down Slightly
New York markets ended lower as General Motors weakness and other leading issues weighed on sentiment. The Dow lost 1.36 points to 776.2, IBM and Xerox fell sharply, and about 1 358 issues traded with more decliners than advancers. Volume rose on the New York list, while the American Exchange showed a similar downbeat tone with slim volume.
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IBM
Xerox
Associated Press
Lowe
American Stock Exchange
Stock Quotations From Thomson & McKinnon
Prices listed show yesterday's closing levels with bid and offering figures in parentheses. The legend explains BW Bid Wanted OW Offering Wanted and notes that prices in parentheses are bids or offers, not actual transactions.
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Renee
Chicago Hogs Sell Steady In Mixed Markets
The Chicago hog market shows steady to higher trends across weights, with various classes of hogs and sows trading in ranges from about 12.00 to 18.75 per cwt. Livestock prices for cattle, calves, and sheep also appear in the report alongside company stock listings and industrials indices.
Livestock Market Notes From Indiana and New York Regions
Hogs steady to 23 cents higher with 200 to 240 pounds at 15.90 to 16.40, 230 to 280 pounds 15.40 to 15.65, sows 13.50 to 14.25, boars 10.75 to 12.00. Cattle steady to 50 cents lower with choice steers 22.50 to 25.00, good steers 20.00 to 23.00, cows 8.50 to 12.00, calves 16.00 to 26.00, lambs 19.00 to 20.00. Albany market shows mixed activity with steers 24.50 to 25.50 and cows 11.00 to 12.00. Sheep and lamb prices around 18.00 to 21.00 for light grades. overall trade moderate.
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Local Livestock Prices at Emge's Market
Hogs 25 cents higher for 190 to 240 pounds 15.65 to 15.50 and 240 to 300 pounds 14.90 to 15.40 Sows 14.00 down Cattle steady chutes and heifers 22.75 to 24.75 Good steers and heifers 19.75 to 22.75 Cows and they note local grain prices vary by freight. Indianapolis bid for truck delivered grain lists No 2 red wheat 1.25 No 2 white corn 1.10 No 2 yellow corn 1.04 No 2 oats 60 No 1 soybeans 2.51.
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Focal Mills
Demand Lifts Soybeans as Buying Leads Futures Rally
Increased commercial demand firmed soybeans while wheat corn and rye futures closed lower on the Board of Trade. Oats finished mixed as buyers led soy futures higher. late-session gains trimmed to about two cents per bushel with November soybeans near $2.69½. Arizona reports 50,000 Indians representing 14 tribes.
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Family returns to Indiana over shorts dispute
Virgil Deffenbaugh, former policeman from Aline, says his family will move to Jeffersonville after objecting to his daughters wearing shorts and showering with others in gym classes. The dispute centers on school policy and a conference with authorities.
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Labor Party Urges End to London Subway Walkout
London Labour leaders pleaded for an end to a wildcat subway strike that crippled transport ahead of a Thursday general election. The stoppage disrupted commutes in 30 marginal constituencies, risking votes as 412 of 916 train crew walked out protesting new schedules.
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Ray Gunter
Dutch-Born Anderson C Professor To Speak at Night Event
Dr Gustave Jenninga assistant professor of Bible at Anderson College will be principal speaker for the 17th anniversary and Ladies Night of the Anderson Chapter Radio and Television Service Engineers Association. He will present an illustrated lecture on The Ancient Near East and the Bible using colored slides. He was born in Holland came to the U S in 1947 and studied at Union Theological Seminary and the American Schools of Oriental Research among others.
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JFK ruled out Cuban bombing to spare lives
Former U S attorney general Robert F Kennedy said President Kennedy in 1962 rejected bombing Cuba during the missile crisis to avoid about 25,090 Cuban deaths. He cited a naval blockade as the moral, safer alternative to a Pearl Harbor in reverse.
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Huntington
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U.S
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Administrator's Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property
Public sale announced for estate of the decedent at the west corner of Tih and Taxe Bie Lot No. Ore 11. Auction includes real property and personal items such as frame, tools, and other articles. Donald Ewing is administrator. Rolla Dean Auctioneer listed with attorney H-1025-Oet. 714-21.
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Bummituilie
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Oet
Anniversary Event At Trinity Baptist Honoring Pastor
Members of Trinity Baptist Church at 1225 Madison Ave celebrate the 12th anniversary of pastor Rev. George Pearson and his wife. Guest speakers include Rev. SW Weathers and Rev. Gillmore in openings, with additional speakers from Calvary Baptist Marion and Triumph Church of God. A singing convention and multiple services run through Friday to Sunday with several area pastors participating.
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North East District
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Friendship Baptist Church
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Goldman Redding
Triumph Church of God
I. P. Broadus
Muncie
Charles Middletown
Bethesda Baptist Church
Auto Crash Trial Opens Over 3150000 Damages Sought
A jury trial began in Madison Circuit Court before Special Judge Robert Craine regarding a 3150,000 auto crash damages suit filed by Nellie O Bachelor of Morgan County against Robert McPhail and Wills and Son Construction Co Inc. The suit says she suffered a crushed chest a ruptured spleen and other permanent injuries when her car was struck by a construction truck on Nov 26 1961 near Paragon Indiana Route 67. Lawyers for the plaintiff are Edris Edris and Dale of Bluffton and William F Lawler Jr of Anderson. Defendants are represented by Stewart and Austin of Anderson.
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Marion
Nellie O. Bachelor
Morgan County
Robert McPhail
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Madison County
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Edris
Dale
Bluffton
William F. Lawler Jr
Anderson
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Three Alex Youths Attend National FFA Convention
Three seniors from Alexandria-Monroe High School Don Manning Bob Sasp and Louis Hannah left Tuesday for Kansas City Missouri to represent the local Future Farmers of America chapter at a national convention They plan to view exhibits and visit the Truman Library returning Friday for homecoming.
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Louis Hannah
Alexandria- Monroe High School
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Iocal
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Jackson Street
Leroy Harper
Rt. 1
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Milwaukee Firm Buys State Plant
Gleason Corp of Milwaukee announced it has acquired Goshen Manufacturing of Goshen Indiana, a producer of wet furniture adders and playground equipment. Details of the transaction were not disclosed.
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UPI
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Goshen
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Officers Elected By Cemetery Group At Alexandria
The Alexandria Cemetery Association elected Al Lewis as president and named Mrs. John Noffze vice president John Noffze secretary Nick Spreen treasurer and Hop Beatty superintendent of grounds at a recent meeting Long range plans for grounds improvements were discussed Ambulance trips Health notes mention Norma Jean Potter taken to Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie and Sarah Sample moved to Community Hospital in Anderson by local ambulances
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Former Chicago Editor To Speak At Press Session
Basil Walters retired editor of the Chicago Daily News and former Knight editor will speak at the Indiana newspapers editors fall meeting. The event in Indianapolis features a workshop on women's and family pages and draws editors from 71 papers. Walters known as Stutty has been a journalist nationwide and has Indiana honors including a 1954 honorary doctor of laws.
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Madison County Adopts Program Seeks Patient Friends
Madison County residents may apply at the Association for Mental Health office in the Citizens Bank Building to adopt a patient in state hospitals and schools for the retarded. Processing takes about six weeks and applications must be in by October 15 to receive a Christmas assignment. Adopters commit to regular letters and may visit and send funds or gifts on special occasions.
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Elwood Social Activities And Local Nuptials Reported
Elwood residents Leo Weddell and Theodore Barkley travel to St Paul Minnesota then to Withee Wisconsin for church and ANA conferences. Miss Janie Meinzer wed Frederick Kirkwood October 16 at Mast Main Street Christian Church with Mrs Kincaid and Mr Kin CAID among attendees. The couple plans a Michigan trip and will live at 1620 North B Street.
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Congo Republic to hold first independence era election
Interior Minister Godefroid Munon announces Congo Republic’s first national election since 1960 set for February 1 to 15. All men over 18 will be required to vote, while women will not. The vote aligns with a constitutional referendum deadline in August. Gold content report follows.
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Seqpoldville. the Congo
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