IBM is Nations Fifth Largest Corporation
IBM, the world’s largest computer maker and fifth largest US firm, grew from 1911 origins as Computing Tabulating Recording into a global powerhouse under Thomas J Watson Sr. and family. The Justice Department seeks to break up IBM to dissipate market power amid antitrust actions.
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IBM
New York
Inter- National Business Machines, Inc
Justice Department
Thomas J. Watson Sr
Coming Co
IBM World Trade Corp
Final Accounting Notices and Public Hearings in Madison County
Notices announce final accounting in estates of Samuel A. Jones and Bessie L. Byrum with court dates in November 1972. Also listed are a sheriff sale of real estate in Madison County Indiana and a public hearing by the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board on October 23 1972 for several permit applicants.
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Public Service Commission OF Indiana
Indiana Bell Telephone Company. Incorporated
Indiana Corporation
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harold Hill
s/ Pat Barrett
United States District Court
Southern District OF Lone
Kissell Company
John Earl Steen
Frances Ann Steen
State OF Indiana
United States District Court For
Southern District of Indiana
Indianas Division
State of
Jackson Park
Anderson
West 2Rd Street
Gause
Charles D. Loos
United States
Jaysue Street
Fast
49Th Street
St. Charlies Street
Clearview
Royal Acres Additions
Board of Public Works
City of
City Hall
Board of Orks
Ander- Madison County
Sraud
Chester T. Lawrence
Berg R. Mellenthin
Lloyd R. Mellenthin
Raymond H. Nuce
Samuel A. Jones
Robert B. Jones
Paul E Schrenker
Madison Superior Court
Bessie L. Byrum
Paul J. Byrum
Paul E. Schrenker
Sherriff
Bus Association
George W. Goens
Sharon Goens
American Security Corporation
Security Bank
Madison County
Madison
Staite
Lowit
Elwood
Act of the General Assembly
John W. Gunter
Daniel D. Quickel
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Commissioners Room
Court House
Andersson
Larry Delinger
William Mehling
South Harrison &I
Alexandria
Helen
Fred G. Valentine
Dba
EK & H Tavern
2Nd & State Rd
Ingalls
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Marky Brown
John R. Smock
IBM Forces Drop In Market Amid Antitrust Action
The Dow shed 8.80 to 921.66 amid news the Justice Department will seek to break up IBM. IBM stock plunged 14 to 64 as concerns about inflation rates and election uncertainty weighed on trading. Pacific Petroleums led actives, while Polaroid rebounded after recent losses and GM fell on strike pressure.
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New York
Justice Department
IBM
Bradbury Thurlow
Laidlaw & Co
William Nelson
Moody's Investors Service
New York Stock Exchange
Americana Exchange
Pacific Petroleums, Ltd
Sspokesman
British Columbia
Westcoast Transmission
Pacific
Polaroid
General Motors
Allegheny Corp
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Giant Australian clams reach 35 feet long on reefs
A Melbourne report notes giant clams along barrier reefs in Australia commonly reach lengths of 35 feet and can weigh up to 400 pounds, highlighting their remarkable size and offshore abundance.
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Melbourne
Barrier Reefs
Australia
Indiana Auction Roundup Features Farm Gear and Antiques
A series of public sales listed across Indiana on Oct. 21 and surrounding dates. Auctions include farm equipment household goods tractors and antiques in towns such as Elwood Wilkinson Middletown Anderson and Pendleton with various named auctioneers and exact locales given.
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Garland Wilson
Elwood
Ind
Madison- Tinton Co
O. B. Swinford
Eddie Nash
Main St
Stella May Wood
E. Locust St
Middletown
Elbert C. Frazee
Glen Keesling
Mort McShurley
Alphas Tomlinson
Summitville
Everett E. Corn
Anderson
Wayne Pheanis
Harold McCurdy
Center St
Pendleton
Mort. McShurley
Two Anderson Women Injured In Broadway Collision
An 8:45 p.m. Monday crash on Broadway left Gwenn Campbell 16 and her sister Vivian Campbell 20 with injuries after their car struck a parked vehicle, pushing it into a street light and downing electrical wires. Firefighters secured the scene as Wreckers cleared debris.
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Anderson
Broadway
Gwenn Campbell
E. Ames St
Stephen Herniak
Fowlerton
Three Burglaries Investigated in Anderson Over Weekend
Anderson police investigated three burglaries reported over the weekend. Joyce Hoppes said thieves entered her home at 2004 E Seventh St through a window and took a radio tape player worth 100 dollars. Mary Carroll reported at 315 Park Ave theft of a 50 foot ladder 50 dollars two end tables 50 dollars each a swivel chair two work horses and a safe. Joe Jones of 2305 Hendricks reported a window entry stealing a 33 dollar radio two watches 31 dollars four dollars in change and a calendar.
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Anderson
Joyce Hoppes
E. Seventh St
Mary Carroll
Park Ave
Joe Jones
Hendricks
Woman and passenger treated after stop sign crash in Anderson
Martha Harrison 33 and her passenger Florence Brown were treated and released at St. John’s Hospital after Harrison reportedly ran a stop sign at 22nd and Locust and collided with Robert Hughes 53. Hughes was not injured.
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Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Martha Harrison
14Th St
Florence Brown
Hendricks
Locust
Robert Hughes
Hughes
Two Hospitalized After Mishap at Indiana Intersection
A Sunday crash at Ind 9 and Ind 128 left Beverly Vaden 25 Marion in satisfactory condition and seven year old Ella Essex in serious condition with pelvis and internal injuries. Charles Bond 39 and Ellen Bond 14 were treated for minor injuries and released. Other passengers in the Vaden auto were treated and released.
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Ind. 9
Marion
Beverly Vaden
Marion General Hospital
Community Hospital
Ella Essex
Indiana
Vaden
Charles Bond
18Th St
Bond
Freddie Fulhart
Muncie
Ellen Bond
Elwood
Weden Auto
Barbara Ann Essex
Sherry Lynn Essex
Elva
Charles Vaden
Fulhart
Blaze Destroys Home on West 21st Street
Firefighters battled a 7:01 a.m. blaze at the Willaam Mosley residence 935 W. 21st St. after it started in electrical wiring. Four fire companies fought the fire for 35 minutes but saved little of the home.
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Anderson
Willaam Mosley
21St St
Indianapolis Hogs Weak Trade Active
Indianapolis hog market shows 2,900 head barrows and gilts mostly steady to weak with fairly active trading across weight classes. Cattle and calves 1,900 head. slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 lower. cows and bulls steady. sheep 500 head with slaughter lambs steady to higher in limited price ranges.
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Indianapolis
AP Usda
Earth's Crust Thickness Compared to Egg Shell
Philadelphia reports a rounded estimate that the earth's solid crust reaches 36 miles in thickness. The measure is described as surprisingly thin relative to the planet's size, likened to an egg shell compared with the egg.
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Philadelphia
Muncie Livestock Market Report from Marhoefer’s
The Muncie Livestock Co reports steady cattle prices with choice steers 34.00 to 35.00 and good to choice heifers 29.00 to 31.00. Hogs range 25.25 to 28.75 per hundredweight with roughs 25.00 to 25.75 downs and boars 19.00 to 20.00. Lambs and sheep also steady with spring lambs 24.00 to 27.00 and slaughter sheep 3.00 to 6.00. Market days noted as Thursdays only.
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St. Low
Tandy Corp
Teledyne Hi
al Texaco
UN Pac Cp
Vai Uniroyal
U Airor
Aid Brande
UnCorp
US Indus
Victor CC
Va Elec
Walgreen
Royalcc
New York
Excello
Stock Exchange
Faberge
StRegis
SierraPe
Keystone Russ Toys
Signal Co
Ford M
Frepton
Smithk&f
UPI
SouthCo
Allstate
Corp
NASD
So Rail
Bankamer Cp
Gannett
Houghton
Abb Penn
SpRand
iGen Dynam
Brea
Anheus Busch
Bnddeb
Nt Bk
Stdocal
Ntck Distes
MID
Steel Ind
Neuwth
Ga Pac
Studew
Incom
Price Rowe
Gerber
Ang
Sun Oiloe
Getty
United Press International
Gillette
New York Stock Exchange Putnam
Glen al
Global Mar Conver
Goodrich
Conver
Goodyr
Geo
Grand Um Incom
Ventur
Gr A&p
New York Stock Exchange
Dreyfus
Baton & Balane
American Stock Exchange
Howard Com
Gulf
Shearson
HamPap Investae
Harris
Hecla Mn
Fidelity
Heinz H
United Funds
Hershy
Heublein
Hewitt P
Cont Inc
Hilton
DOW Jones
Hobart
Essex
Sciencial
Hoerner
Everst Vanad
Homestic
Salem
Val Ine
Trane
Honywi
Levith
Hoover Two Foursq
Housl
Franklin
Howmet
Sanders
Transporta
Idaho P
Wellington
Inds
Utila
Imperial Group
SEC Group
Inacp
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Bmwn Low
Ingr
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Trust
Hamine
Weisiy
Intl Mining Invest Group Wellin
Indus
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Lone Slad
Lonsig
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Lukens
Lyke Vesta
Emge's Market Report Highlights Weaker Mutual Funds Listings
UPI reports NASD bid and asked prices for mutual funds and NYSE stocks. The page lists dozens of tickers with High Low and percentage changes, including Texaco Textron Tex Gulf and other major names, reflecting fluctuating market activity and investor sentiment.
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New York
UPI
Nasd Inc
Chicago Grain closes with mixed gains on wheat and corn
Wheat leads gains on Monday with a 3% to 4% rise as export demand and the Soviet maritime agreement support prices. Corn and soybeans rise modestly amid export optimism while oats stay largely flat. Secondary markets show mixed stock and bond activity in New York and Chicago trading rooms.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Soviet Union
Hie
New York
UPI
France
London
Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange
New York based report lists prices and changes for numerous companies including Coca Cola Colgate Chrysler Dow Jones Sears Disney Motorola Merck Merck MGM and Pennzoil among others. The row includes market quotes for multiple sectors with industrials finance and utilities showing movement.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
UPT
The
American Stock Exchange
Arcer
Sly MayerOn
Arklag
Spanister
Tel Metsen
Beverly
Bramff
Crib
BM Tabcorat
Raw Materials for Portland Cement Barrel
About 654 pounds of raw materials are required to produce one 376-pound Portland cement barrel.
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Buffalo
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Card of Public Works
Watson
Thomas Newman
Madison Circuit and Superior Courts
Ronald K Fowler
Davisson
Davisson & Davisson
Rand
Honeywell
Information Systems
Burroughs Corp
Univac
RCA Corp
General Electric
U.S
Thomas Jr
T. ‘Vincent Learson
Frank T. Cary
Xerox Corp
Cary
Blaze
Indianapolis Hogs
Marhoefer’s
the Muncie Livestock CO
Emge
Chicago Grain
Standard & Poor's Indexes
Standard & Poor
Car Distihiaries
New Corp
Dow Jones Ind Ona
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Oklang
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Itis Co
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PhilPet
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MS Me
Echneslor Univ
Verntron Co
Vetco Ofish
Vikoa
Yates Indus
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