Stocks Mixed on Monday as Trading Remains Dull
UPI reports a narrow stock mix with low trading interest. Major indices show slight moves while 507 issues rise and 517 fall on the day. Sunshine Mining leads activity with a 14% drop amid takeover rumors, with several big names fluctuating in mixed volume on both the New York and American exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Dow - Jones
Standard & Poor
Sunshine Mining
U. S. Smelting
Smelting
Rysters
American Tobacco
Texas Gulf
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Lukens Steel
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
du Pont
Union Carbide
IBM
Beckman and
Zenith
Texas Instruments
Western Airlines
National Airlines
United Airlines
Sunshine Biscuit
Rockwell - Standard
Anaconda
Helps Dodge
Cerro
Abbott Labs
American Home Products
Upjohn J. Norfolk & Western Railway
Nutone
Kern County Land
Coca - Cola
Polaroid
Best & Co
Xerox
American Exchange
New Idria Mining
Public Auction Notices Across Multiple Locations this September
A run of public auctions is listed with dates, times, and locations. Clyde H. Wade and Joe Boop lead household goods sales in Wardell and McCordsville areas, with farm machinery and cattle lots offered by Donald Hooper and Truman Roberts in Cadiz and Greenfield regions. Auctioneers include Flatford and Kellum, Bracley, and McShurley.
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Clyde H. Wade
Fletcher St
Wardell Flatford
Joe Boop
McCordsville
St. Rd
Isthouse
Jim Bradley
Joe Kellum
Floyd Goodman
Cadiz Pike
Cadiz
Donald Hooper
Stock Quotations Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon
Prices shown indicate yesterday's closing values with parentheses denoting bid and ask figures. Legend explains BW Bid Wanted OW Offering Wanted.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Chicago Hogs Steady Prices For Various Weight Ranges
Chicago hogs and cattle markets show steady to mixed shifts with hogs 8 000 head and cattle 8 000 head. Slaughter steers meet higher bids with prime loads at 27 75 28 00 and high choice ranges 26 75 27 50. Sheep lambs and ewes also report varied yet steady to softer figures across weights and grades.
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Markets Steady Across Classes
Hog futures and slaughter market show 5,700 hogs with mixed lots at 1-3 200-240 lb trading 18.00-25 per cwt and sows around 15.00-16.50 for various weights. Cattle and calves 2,100 head with steers, heifers, and vealers trading against light demand and steady or slightly lower pricing. vealers 21.00-25.00, cows 13.00-15.00, lambs 21.00-23.50 mixed. overall market steady to lower in spots.
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Chicago
USDA
Indianapolis
Local Livestock Prices and Grain Market Notes
Market prices show 190 to 240 lb cattle at 17.65, 240 to 300 lb 17.90 to 18.65, and cattle steady with steers and heifers 20.00 to 25.00. cows 10.00 to 12.00, bulls 14.50 to 16.50. Grain from Farm Bureau Elevator lists wheat at 1.28 and beans at 2.51. Also a 1-cent per pound price boost for lead announced by Bunker Hill Co. read to take effect Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Cory
New York
UPI
Bunker Hill Co
Louisville Market News report from Federal State Market News Service
Market totals show cattle and calf prices steady to mixed with steers and heifers slipping slightly, bulls up, cows and feeders steady. Slaughter lambs and sheep also steady with choice lambs at 24.00-25.00 for 80-100 lb, ewes 5.00-5.50.
U S News Highlights July Gold Stock Rise and Inflation
United Press International reports the total U S gold stock rose 6 million in July and 33 million for the year including the Treasury exchange stabilization fund. The Fed survey notes a 0.3 percent July rise in the cost of living to 108.3 percent of the 1957-59 average, with fresh foods driving the increase. Machine tool orders jumped 46 percent in July to 107.45 million, up 66 percent for the first seven months.
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United Press International
Washington
U. S
FederalReserve Bulletin
Treasury
exchange _ stabilization fund
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Muncie Livestock Prices Mixed Across Weight Classes
Market report lists price ranges for cattle calves and sheep at Muncie auctions. Steers and heifers show top values in the mid 20s for Choice grades, with utility and lower grades down to the teens. Cows, calves, and lambs also quoted across several weight bands and quality levels.
Notice of Filing and Appointments in Anderson Indiana
Notices announce Continental Broadcasting Corporation seeks renewal of FM Station WAFM 97.9 in Anderson Indiana with 115 kilowatts. Also, Dorothy Cox appointed Administratrix with will annexed of Fred C. Miller estate and Martha Latchaw and Mary Robinson named co Administratrices of Harry Robinson estate with six month claim filing deadlines.
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Federal Communications Commission
Continental Broadcasting Corporation
WAFM
Anderson
Indiana
Alfred B. Smith
Margaret E. Bridges
Loren F. Bridges
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Cox
Fred C. Miller
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court
Madison County
Ind
John Cromer Alldredge
Martha Latchaw
Mary Robinson
Harry Robinson
Eichelberg & McCaslin Elkhart
Notice of Estate Executors and Claim Deadlines
Notices list co executors and executors for multiple estates in Madison County Indiana. Each entry requires claim filing within six months or forever barred, naming parties such as Ray mond Bousman Louise Bousman Gerald P Shine Russell H Hughes and firms Fugene Creagmile Peck Scott Shine Beckmoenna Rotruck Schuyler LaPierre with dates August 21 1964 and August 13 1964 and publication dates August 18 25 September 1 1964.
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Raymond Bousman
Louise Bousman
Henry L Manis
Anderson
Indiana
Superior Court
Madison County
Chambers, Byers & Gaus Attarnave
Gerald P. Shine
Gertrude Schuyler
Gertie Schuyler
Eugene Creagmile
Ind
Peck, Scott & Shine
Russell H. Hughes
Lida Marley
Ind Beckmoenna
Rotruck, Schuyler & LaPierre
Pure Oil merger talks enter new phase with multiple offers
Pure Oil Co. reports it is in negotiations with at least two more buyers or merger partners after earlier proposals. Robert Milligan says continued discussions with Allied Chemical Consolidation Coal and others aim to draft agreements while final appraisal of property is set for the week of Sept 21. A separate note: New York Stock Exchange seat trades at 195000, with current bids 185000 and asks 205000. Chicago poultry prices show little change in wholesale rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Pure Oil Co
Mngrane
Robert Milligan
Pure Oil
Allied Chemical Corp
Consolidation Coal Co
Carl M. Loeb Rhoades & Co
Laird & Co
Wilmington
Shopkeeper Gives Laundering Advice to Looters on Columbia Avenue
Philadelphia shopkeeper advises looters with a sign reading Dont bother to break in Its cleaned out now after his store was wrecked. He returned to sweep debris and board up windows following the incident.
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Philadelphia
API
Bottorn
Columbia Avenue
Showers Promised For Indiana Farmers This Week
The Weather Bureau predicts two rounds of thundershowers for Southern Indiana late Tuesday then statewide on Wednesday to ease farm drought. A Saturday shower is expected to raise the five day rainfall to about half an inch with temperatures in the 80s by day and 50s to 60s at night.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Indiana Eleventh In 1960 Census Population
Washington AP reports Indiana ranked 12th in the Census Bureau estimates, with a population of 4 825 000. North Carolina rose to 11th at 4 852 000, while Illinois remains fourth at 10 480 000 and Ohio drops to sixth with 10 100 000. Michigan holds seventh at 8 090 000 and Kentucky 22nd at 3 159 000.
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Indiana
Washington
Census Bureau
North Carolina
Midwest
Illinois
Ohio
Texas
Michigan
Kentucky
Current-Carrying Plastics Revealed For Multiple Uses
Scientists from General Electric Research Laboratory describe new plastics that conduct electricity while remaining shapeable and durable. They foresee uses in liquid coatings for insulators and potential printed circuits in small devices. Further development is needed before commercial use.
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Chicago
American Chemical Society
John H. Lupinski
Kenneth D. Kopple
General Electric Research Laboratory
Schenectady
N.Y
Lupinski
GE Awarded Florida Power Contract for Crystal River Plant
General Electric announced that its West Lynn Massachusetts instrument department received a $100 000 plus contract from Florida Power Corp for electric measurement and control equipment. The gear will serve a 400 megawatt unit at a new Crystal River Florida plant.
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Schenectady, N.Y
UPI
General Electric Co
West Lynn, Mass
Florida Power Corp
Crystal River
Fla
State Fair Events Today Farmers Day Highlights
Associated Press reports today’s schedule at the state fair includes Grandstand events from 9:30 am with 4-H tenure awards at 10 am and a Farmers Day parade at 2:30 pm and 7 pm. Coliseum programs run from 8 am to 7:30 pm featuring 4-H beef, steer sales, horse shows and public speaking.
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Associated Press
Shropshire
Suffolk
Dorset
Oxford
Corriedale
State Detective Assigned To Fair In Plain Clothes
Indiana Lt. Gov. Richard Ristine said a state police detective in plain clothes was assigned to probe anti Semitic literature at the Indiana State Fair. Fair officials denied permits to any anti Semitic or political group. they warned any on site distributing material without authorization could violate state law. Governor Welsh and Ristine defended fair board controls while noting a Kennedy Memorial Library Foundation booth was denied.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Richard Ristine
Ristine
Hal Royce
Indiana
Fair Board
Kennedy Memorial Library Foundation
Welsh
James O'Neal
Carmel
Indiana Kennedy Memorial Library
President Johnson praises Munoz Marin for stepping down
President Johnson writes that Luis Munoz Marin made a remarkable decision to not seek a fifth term and shows devotion to Puerto Rico's welfare and democracy. Munoz announced a Senate run and backed Roberto Sanchez Vilella for governor while a party convention had declined a fifth term. Also reported is Johnson's nomination of three Indiana postmasters, including Richard B. Corns and Ellworth L. Melchow.
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San Juan
P. R
UPI
Johnson
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Munoz
Senate
Roberto Sanchez Vilella
Johnson City
Tex
Indiana
Richard B. Corns
Elkhart
Ellworth
Peace Corps To Start Training For Kenya
Peace Corps volunteers will begin training in September for teaching and rural development projects in Kenya. Director Sargent Shriver said a corps representative would go to Kenya next month to arrange for 75 volunteers who are to begin assignments in late December or early January.
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Washington
UPI
Peace Corps
Kenya
R. Sargent Shriver Jr
Notice of Final Accounting in the Tway Estate
Final report and account filed by John M. Tway administrator for Pear E. Tway Estate No. 15704. Hearing at the Madison County Superior Court on September 15, 1964. Interested parties must appear by September 15 or file proof of heirship or objections. Clerk of Court and attorneys identified.
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Pear E. Tway
John M. Tway
Superior Court
Madison County
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court of
Indiana
Byer & Gaus
Fistate
Estate petitions and final account hearings listed
Wilhiam Joseph Bowers ESTATE NO 15679 and Margaret M. Wagner ESTATE NO 15143 are set for court in Madison County on dates in September. Executrix and executor petitions seek authority to distribute assets and approval of final accounting with objections noted if any. Attorneys Beckman Rotruck Schuyler LaPiere listed as handling matters.
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Wilhiam
Joseph Bowers
Charline Bowers
Superior Court
Madison County
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court of
Indiana
Chambers
Byer & Gaus
Margaret M. Wagner
Anderson Banking Company
Inabove
Beckman, Rotruck, Schuyler & LaPiere
TV Highlights and NBC CBS Schedule Highlights
Tonight features The Nut House on CBS a Jay Ward satire with Bullwinkle links at 10 p m. NBC presents Jesse Owens discussing the Summer Olympics and a New York statues photo essay at 10 p m 7 a m High Adventure Lowell Thomas CBS repeats.
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United Press International
CBS
Jay Ward
Bullwinkle
NBC
Jesse Owens
New York City
Lowell Thomas
New Guinea
NCA
Kim Hunter
Ronald Reagan
Richard Boone
U.S
Jack Benny
Perry Mason
Raymond Burr
Lee
The
U. S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Brazil Renews Investment Funds Flow with Law Change
Brazil adjusts the profits remittance law to restore U S investment funds access after a year of restrictions. The revised rule eases limits on remittances with the one exception a grave balance of payments deficit may justify limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
UPI
Brazil
U. S
Joao Goulart
Humberto Castello Branco
Murphy Planned Michigan Crossing Canoe Trip Fails
Murphyr 28 and James MacLeish 23 sought a Lake Michigan crossing. After paddling 1000 miles to train, a southerly wind reversal forced Coast Guard rescue 46 miles east of Milwaukee. They were taken to Ludington. wives picked them up at dock. Murphy did not say if he would reschedule.
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Landington
Mich
UPI
Dale Murphy
Marion
Ind
Lake Michigan
James MacLeish
Detroit
Taylor University
Waukegan
Benton Harbor
Murphy
Coast Guard
Milwaukee
Straits of Mackinac
Ludington
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies Summary
Rates for four line advertisements start at 29 cents per line per day with three day and one day options. A two line minimum costs 1.00. Monthly rate 6.00 per line. Discounts 20 percent for cash or payment within seven days. Ads run in The Herald and The Bulletin with 6 point type. no borders. white space charged as lines. Anderson Newspapers reserves rights on insertions and accuracy. Credit extended to telephone customers.
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Herald
Bulletin
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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Brunswick
Chrysler
Dupont Wee
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Eastman Kodak
General Dynamics
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Nweenssneral
Lynch Corp
National
New York Central
Norfolk Western
Pennsylvania
Ane
Pierce Industries
Radio Corp
Amars Roebuck
Southern Co
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
N. J
Swift & Co
Texaco
Textron Ac Union Carbide
S. Steel
Westinghouse
Dow Jones
Hogs
Emge
Fletcher Street
Philco TV
Simmons
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Louisville Market News
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Muncie Livestock
LAMBS
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Miraflores
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Poultry Chicago
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Luis Munoz
Lela Stephenson
Earl Stephenson
Busby
Davisson, Cooper & Farr
Lawrence H. Robbins
William A. Tate
Anoliance Service
Cnuaenene
SIA Farm
Petseconnee
Meena
Financial Insurance
People's Marketplace
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Ervil Lee Harris Jr
Gary
Anderson Skelgas
N. PH
Sterling Development
Meridian St
Baxter Exterminating Co
Budget Service 5
East 12Th
People's Mtg
Rim
Hotel Anderson
Knapp Shoes
Bill Jerrill
Arrow Ave
Hunt's
Edge Select Beef
Madison Ave
Alcoholics Anonymous P.O
Durgan’s
Broadway
Jake
Phoebe
Lincoln Rd
Summitville
Buttons
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Betty Thornburg
Pavey
Opportunity School
Stephen Genda
Tinch’s
Meridian
Summer Comfort
29Th & Jackson
Cecelia
W. 22Nd St
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