Market gains lift steel stocks amid Johnson support
The market rose as President Johnson's involvement in steel labor talks boosted investor optimism. Advancing issues led the gains with steels rallying and the Dow climbing to its yearly high. Airlines and banks followed, with notable strength in motors, oils, electronics, and chemicals.
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Great Western Financial
Dow Jones
Aviloans
San Diego Imperial
Wesco Financial
Ion
Associated Press
Chesapeake & Ohio and
Norfolk & Western — Railroad
Possi
Treaction
Chesapeake & Ohio
N&w
Indianapolis Hogs Decline and Market Notes
AP report from Indianapolis shows hog prices easing with various weight classes down 50 to 75 cents. Cattle and calves steady to mixed, lambs active. grain bids and industrial stocks listed with market indexes and approximate volume.
Judge Sides Sheriff in Lake Shafer liquor dispute
Indiana hearing before the Alcoholic Beverage Commission found White County Sheriff Leroy Farney in the right over resort owner Thomas Spackman of Indiana Beach. Judge Paul Lustgarten praised Farney's honesty amid charges about employing a minor bartender and selling liquor to minors.
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Leroy Farney
Lake Shafer
Paul Lustgarten
Farney
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Thomas Spackman
Indiana
Snear Monticello
Earing
ABC
Lustgarten
Spackman
Hogs Lift Prices in Midwest Market Report
Chicago dispatch notes USDA market updates with hogs down 25 to 50 cents and cattle and sheep steady to mixed. Buyers monitor slaughter weights and price ranges across 200 to 600 pound categories. multiple lots and head counts cited for hogs cattle and lambs amid market volatility.
Emge's Local Livestock Market Prices Snapshot
Hogs steady to 9 cents lower for 190 to 240 pounds with 24.75 to 24.90 and 240 to 300 pounds at 23.75 to 24.75 Sows not shown. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 24.00 to 27.00 Good stock 22.00 to 25.00 Cows 16.00 down Bulls 19.00 down. Local grain markets noted with varied wheat shell corn 56 Ibs 1.19 oats 66 beans 2.28 across the area due to freight.
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Filcogne
Brunswick
Lustgarten
Spack
Mixedsman
Farney
Eastman Kodak Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear Inter
Harvester
Johns
Manvyilte
Homestake
iLynch Corp
Minnesota Mining
Asy-1741
Choice
New York
Norfolk Western Pennsylvania
Ewes
S'ailey Local Mills
New Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Bouther Coatesperry Rand
Standard Oil
Ind
Texas
Textron
I /U
Westinghouse
Dow Jones
Chicago
Muncie Livestock Prices and Local News Notes
Market listings show hogs 200-360 lbs mostly steady to lower with various weight brackets cited. Cattle and calves show steady to higher trends in certain categories with ranges for steers heifers bulls and calves. Lambs and sheep listed with steady to slight declines. Also notes an incident where Nick Lemke, killed in a traffic crash, allegedly used a false birth certificate for a bar tender job and a request to monitor Indiana Beach by Lust garden through season end.
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Spackman
Farney
Lustgarten
Indiana Beach
Pennsylvania Man Killed On Toll Road
Agenor Carl aged 55 from Mayview Pennsylvania was killed and his wife Simone 45 was critically injured in a collision on the Indiana Toll Road near Lagrange Indiana. A car driven by George S of St. Louis Missouri with a small trailer tried to pass an eastbound car and ran into a ditch on the highway.
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Lagrange, Ind
Agenor Carl
Mayview
Simone
Indiana Toll Road
Here
Carl
Lagrange
George 5
St. Louis
Pakistan Army Advances Deep Into Kashmir Reuters Report
Pakistani regulars and Azad Kashmiri forces pushed about 28 miles into Indian held Kashmir with tanks and planes. Indian defenses report heavy air battles around Chamb and Akhnur as both sides suffer casualties.
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Indian Defense Ministry
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Pakistani Defense Ministry
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Los Angeles Grants Social Aid Programs Post riots
President Johnson approved about 29 million dollars in federal grants for roughly 45 Los Angeles programs aimed at social problems highlighted by the riots. The White House said the projects are designed to assist all needy sections and will use existing federal programs and available funds.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Los Angeles
Los Sneelss
White House
Wheat and Soybean Prices Fall on Chicago Board
Speculators pulled back gains in wheat and soybeans on Thursday while other commodities barely moved on the Board of Trade. Wheat and soybean futures dropped across most contracts with September soybeans down and corn trading narrowly mixed as oats rose and rye fell.
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Erie Lackawanona
KLM’ Airlines
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Firms Employ 21 Percent Of Workers In NYS Stock Scene
New York reports about 1 140 domestic corporations with common stock on the New York Stock Exchange. They employ about 21 percent of the nation’s civilian workers and hold around 30 percent of total corporate assets. Notice of Appointment records Ellen S. Goodwin named Administratrix of Laura Butcher’s estate in Madison County Indiana.
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New York Stock Exchange
United Staes Treasury
Ellen S. Goodwin
Laura Butcher
China Says Soviets Fear War With U S
Tokyo broadcast quote from Lin Piao claims Soviet leaders fear US imperialism and war while China declares it is not afraid. He warns the United States that China will gain freedom of action and bear its share in the struggle against US imperialism.
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Tokyo
Red
China
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Defense
Lin Piao
Peking
Lot One in Baer’s Fair View Addition Sale
Auction of Lot number one in Baer’s Fair View Addition, Anderson, for cash. Property sold free of liens except 1965 taxes payable in 1966. Abstract of title certified to sale date to be provided to the buyer.
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Baer
Fairview
Anderson
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