Classified Index Headings and Listings Overview
A dense listing page shows classified categories such as Auction Sales Building Materials Clothing Shoes Flowers and Plants Fruits and Vegetables Fuel and Household Goods Musicial Instruments Sports Boats and Motors Tools and Machinery TV Radio and Service Homes for Rent Real Estate for Sale and Financial Services. The fragment lists section numbers and broad category captions for a newspaper classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womaniaian Dele
Anata Ae
Omndentec
Ouse
Selina Sports
Couewene
Iinance
Mennnele
Stocks Mixed on Wall Street With New High Set by Dow
New York stocks closed mixed with the Dow Jones industrial average up 0.28 to a record 975.74 as volume rose. Rails slipped 0.18 to 917.75 while Standard & Poor’s edged down 0.04 to 84.24. 541 issues gained and 552 fell. Texas Gulf Sulphur led volume at 135,100 shares as several names posted gains. DuPont rose 2 percent and Diamond Alkali gained 1 percent amid varied trading across the market.
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New York
UPS
Dow-Jones
Standard & Poor
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Sunray DX Oil
Foremost Dairies
General Refractories
Lukens and
McLouth
General Motors
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
DuPont
Union Carbide
American Exchange
Syntex
Soviets Challenge Warren Report On Kennedy Assassination
Soviet newspapers dismissed the Warren Commission findings and blamed Lee Harvey Oswald for Kennedy's death. They suggested the real murderers would be found later. East German Neues Deutschland echoed the theme that the truth lies elsewhere. The Soviet press noted Oswald's three years in the Soviet Union was not acknowledged.
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Moscow
UPI
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Neues Deutschland
Warren
Oswald
Soviet Union
Wheat and soy market prices listed in Chicago report
Chicago AP report shows grain quotes with Wheat No 1 hard at 1,605 and Corn No 2 yellow at 1.274 and 1.22 for No 4 yellow. Oats No 1 extra heavy white 7144 and No 1 heavy red 71. Soybean sales noted with Soybean oil at 10.25.
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Chicago
Stock Quotations From The Market News
Stock prices closed yesterday with bid and offering figures displayed in parentheses. The list includes terms BW for bid wanted and OW for offering wanted, reflecting the dual quotes used in historical market reporting.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Hogs and cattle market bids tighten in Chicago area
USDA market report shows 7,500 hogs with prices mainly steady to 25 cents lower. 1, 200-225 lb hogs range 17.00 to 17.25, mixed 190-240 lb 16.50 to 17.00, 450-500 lb cattle at 13.75 to 14.25, 1,325 lb slaughter steers at 27.00 to 27.50, and calves with varied high choice prices. Bulls, cows, lambs, and ewes also listed with multiple weight classes and bids.
Muncie Livestock Prices Steady Across Species
Hogs steady at 200 to 330 pounds with varied bids from 15.25 to 17.25. Cattle steady with choice steers 23.00 to 25.50 and good to choice heifers 18.00 to 23.50. Cows 9.25 to 17.50, calves 15.00 to 26.00, lambs 20.00 to 21.00, yearling wethers 15.00 to 17.00, slaughter sheep 3.00 to 5.00. Live poultry wholesale prices down to up, roasters 23 to 26, White Rock fryers 18 to 20.
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Ltd
Low-Gd
SIE
Chicago
USDA
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Report
The market shows hogs at mixed gains with 4000 head, barrows and gilts steady to 10 higher, sows up to 25. Cattle and calves total 1700 with steers and heifers active, cows active. vealers and slaughter calves priced. Sheep at 800 head with spring lambs 21.00-22.25 per pound and ewes 5.00-6.00.
Local Livestock and Grain Prices Amid Market Variability
Local market notes show feeder cattle from 190 to 240 pounds at 16.50 to 16.75 dollars per cwt and 240 to 300 pounds at 15.75 to 16.25. Sows listed at 15.25, good steers and heifers 19.75 to 22.75, young animals 22.75 to 24.75. Cows and bulls range 14.50 to 16.25 with grain prices noting variation by freight and area. Old corn and beans prices appear alongside corn ear values and shelled corn.
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Cowes Ncanancoswsceasure Uete
Ccc
Aumencin Atanbense
Hogs and cattle prices steady at Louisville market
Hogs 800 head steady for 190 to 240 lb at 16.75 to 17.00. barrows and gilts 400 to 600 lb 13.50 to 14.50. Cattle 1200 head, slaughter steers and heifers steady. cows strong to 50 higher. Choice steers 25.50 to 26.00. choice heifers 23.25 to 24.00. Feeder steers 600 to 800 lb 17.00 to 20.00. calves 200 head steady with vealers 26.00 to 30.00 and good 16.00 to 20.00. Sheep 200 head, slaughter lambs and ewes steady. choice 80 to 100 lb lambs 22.00 to 23.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Indianapolis
Louisville
75th Anniversary Observance At Second Baptist Church
The Second Baptist Church marks its 75th anniversary with a Wednesday 7 45 p m worship service. Special guests include pastors from First Baptist and Meadowbrook Baptist. Dr R L Saunders hosts and Wilbur Valentine chairs. The public celebration runs through Sunday. Deepfreeze Antarctic mission involves 2500 personnel and nine ships.
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The
Second Baptist Church
First Baptist
Meadowbrook
Melvin Phillips
John Zuber
R. L. Saunders
Wilbur Valentine
Parted Lovers Jailed Reunited In Berlin Spy Case
West Berlin court sentenced Antje Stecken and Hans Otto Titze to 15 months in prison for treason after they spied for East German secret police to reveal tunnel locations and builders. They knew each other since childhood and planned to marry before the wall separated them.
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East Berlin
Titze
Famed Harpo Marx Dies After Surgery in Hollywood
Harpo Marx, the silent Harpo of the Marx Brothers, died Monday night after heart collapse following surgery at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He was 70, survived by wife Susan, three sons William Alexander and James, daughter Minnie, and brothers Groucho Zeppo and Gummo. Chico had died three years earlier.
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Hollywood
UPI
Harpo Marx
Harpo
Marx Brothers
Law and Order
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Suan
William
Alexander
James
Minnie
Groucho
Zeppo
Gummo
Marx
Chico
Lions Attend District Banner Night at Swayzee
Five officers of the Chief Anderson Lions Club attended the Lions District 250 Banner Night meeting in Swayzee on Saturday. Local members included President and Mrs. Ernest C. Nicoson, Secretary Lynn E. Ernest, 1st vice president and Mrs. Charles E. Ehle, 2nd vice president Frederick L. Maker, and 3rd vice president George M. Huser.
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Chief Anderson
Stolen ALSAC funds include cash and checks from hotel
A hotel checkroom theft in Cleveland took a bulk donation for leukemia research. National ALSAC director Michael Tanner, 60, of Indianapolis, reported $4,000 in cash and $9,000 in checks missing.
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Cleveland
UPI
ALSAC
Michael Tanner
Indianapolis
Miller Blasts USSD Records Destruction
Rep William E Miller charged the State Department ordered agents in 20 cities to destroy records on security risks. He claimed the move was an executive secrecy measure and would erase basic data including field reports and potential witnesses. A department statement denied destruction of original security files.
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ST. Louis
UPI
William E. Miller
State Department
Miller
Security Office
Office of Security
Washington
A Department
Goldwater Administration
Public Auctions Listed Across Towns with Various Items
A sequence of public auctions is announced for late September through October across multiple locations. Items include groceries, antiques, farm machinery, household goods, real estate, and contractors equipment. Auctioneers include Wardell Flatford, Earl Perkins, Mrs. Florence Batt, Elzie H. Procter, Guy Huntzinger, Glen D. Arthur estate, and others.
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Jack Falkner
West 5Th St
Wardell Flatford
Earl Perkins
West 17Th Street
Wayne Phearis
Florence Batt
W. Gharkey
Muncie
Lot Turner
Elzie H. Procter
Hampshire
Flwood
H. D. Kirk
Ed Nash
Guy Huntzinger
Lape
Middletown Road
E. Whelchel
W. Pheanis
Glen D. Arthur
Tom Bartlett
Robert Boggs
Strawtown
Ist
Lewis Smith
Anderson
Ege M. Hood
Snt
Byron Ebbert
Alexandria
Lula Frazier
Kennard
Jime Bradley
Joe Kellum
Aucts
Goldwater Mata Hari Gets On Board The Goldwater Train
A Democratic National Committee operative, Moira O Connor of Chicago, infiltrated Senator Barry Goldwaters campaign train before being unmasked and ejected at a Parkersburg West Virginia service stop. She had distributed a Goldwater Primer and The Whistle Stop mimeographed flyers.
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Goldwater
UPI
Democratic National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Parkersburg
W. Va
GOP
Moira O’connor
Miss O'Connor
Chicago
Vic Gold
Chuck Cicero
The
Newman News
Gold
Miss O’connor
Local WCTU Judges Name Three Winners For Speech Awards
Three speech contests conducted by the Progressive Union of the WCTU named three winners. At Cloverdale Church of God Miss Carol Buehler won a silver medal. other speakers included Susan Councellor Ted Titley Stephen Burkhart and Marilyn Fowler. Bethany Christian Church awarded a bronze first bar to Grace Kinney with David Kineman Rick Miller Madonna Rybolt and Sammy Fowler among speakers. Cindy Goodwin won a gold medal in the Sunday evening event against Dee Kinney Mona Burkhart Roberta Newman and Patty Fowler.
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Progressive Union
WCTU
Cloverdale Church of God
Carol Buehler
Carl Buehler
Alexandria Pike
Susan Councellor
Ted Titley
Stephen Burkhart
Marilyn Fowler
Bethany Christian Church
Grace Kinney
John Kinney
Indiana parties pledge to ban bigotry in campaigns
The Republican and Democratic parties in Indiana signed a pledge and issued statements vowing to ban bigotry or hatred in campaigning ahead of Tuesday elections. Civil Rights Director Harold Hatcher attended the event.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Harold Hatcher
Chesterfield Zoning Appeals to Meet October 12 1964
The Chesterfield Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a hearing on Monday October 12 1964 at 7 30 p m at Town Hall. The meeting will discuss rezoning Lot 30 Original Plat from residential to business owned by Mary Alice Brandon. Remonstrances and petitions will be heard. Clerk Treasurer Anna Claire Stephens. C 1007 Sept 30.
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Chesterfield
Humphrey Campaigns Deep South in Georgia Stop
Sen Hubert H. Humphrey toured southern Georgia in a bid for the Democratic ticket. He criticized Barry Goldwater as a nihilist and pledged civil rights, drawing mixed reactions in Moultrie and stronger cheers in Tifton. Sen Strom Thurmond followed with a critique of constitutional government and farm income.
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Atlanta
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Deep South
Tifton
Nouth
Georgia
Humphrey
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
University of Georgia
Athens
Old Confederacy
Johnson- Humphrey
Southland
Moultrie
Farm
Rural Electric Association
South Georgia
Strom Thurmond
Moultrie and
Christian education banquet emcee Carl Erskine hosts 300
Carl Erskine acted as master of ceremonies at the Anderson Association of Churches annual banquet for Christian education workers attended by 300 at Park Place Church of God. Dr Harold Row spoke on The Christian and His World, urging sacrifice and global responsibility. Awards were given to School and Community Service graduates and Louise Beem was recognized for banquet planning.
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Anderson
Christian Education Workers
Park Place Church of God
Harold Row
Center
Elgin
Ill
Brethren Service Commission
Carl Erskine
First Baptist Church
Donald Courtney
Anderson College School of Theology
Anderson Association of Churches
Department of Christian Education
Louise Beem
Central Christian Church
Church of the Brethren
Park Place
U. S
U.S
United States
Row
Methodist Women Hold Two Midwest Meetings in Indianapolis
Two nine state meetings of Methodist women from the Midwest will be in Indianapolis from Oct. 9 to 16. The Wesleyan Service Guild North Central Jurisdiction meets Oct. 9–11 with 500 delegates. the Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Oct. 14–16 with about 1,200 delegates. Delegates hail from Ohio Michigan Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota the Dakotas and Indiana.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Midwest
Wesleyan Service Guild
North Central
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Indiana
WSCS
Gwinn to Attend Purdue Home Economics Conference
Mrs. Jane Gwinn of Madison Heights High School is among 37 Indiana supervising teachers attending a two day work conference at Purdue University on Oct 23. Attendees will discuss student teacher competency levels and the new rating scale under guidance of Professors Pound Klingsted and McFarland with a panel including Gwinn and Carroll.
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Mary E. Klingsted
School of Home Economics
Hortense Hurst
Harry Gallagher
Purdue
Muriel McFarland
Missionary Guests At 5th St Church For Family Event
The Rev. and Mrs. William Cox missionaries to Burundi Africa speak at Family Night Sunday at 7 after a 6 p.m carry-in. First in a monthly series with World Gospel Mission ties and refugee aid in Burundi Rwanda. World Wide Communion observed at 10:15 a.m. service.
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William Cox
Burundi
Africa
Cox
World Gospel Mission
Marion
Rwanda
Commission On Missions
Mildred Wilkinson
Howard H., Western
County 4-H Swine Classes Changed
In 1965 Madison County 4-H swine classes are revised with two gilt age groups: gilts born Jan 1 to Feb 15 and gilts born Feb 16 and after. The change aligns with State Fair class structure and applies at next year’s fair. exhibitors are advised by Monte W. Alderfer, County Extension Agent.
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Madison County
Monte W. Alderfer
Library of Congress Opened with 964 Books in 1802
The Library of Congress housed 964 volumes at its 1802 inception, reflecting early American cataloging and collection scope. The figure highlights the modest start of what would grow into a vast national library network over time.
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Library of Congress
Classified Rate Card Notices
Weekly rate three days and one day ad costs listed. Monthly rate sixty dollars per line. A 20 percent cash discount applies if paid within seven days after billing. Anderson Newspapers reserves right to classify ads and not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Anne
Eemnenseis van
Beam &Arber
Onaee Building Contractors
Eee Cement and Masonry
Lone Oak
Frank and
Mike Goldsmith
American Tel & Telfal Alcoa
Comaat
Gas & Eleca
Bethlehem Steel
Brunswick Aly
Dow
Eastman Kodak
Ordeal
General Dynamics
General Electric
Goodyear
International Harvester
Jenner
Lynch
Ren Central
Norfolk Western
Pennsylvania
Ry. Radio Corp. of America
Sears Roebuck
Southern Company
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Air
Standard Oil
Swift & Company
Texaco
Textron
U Carbide
Westinghouse
Dow Jones
Chi
Muncie Livestock
White House
Paramo! Paramount
Flipper
Fearless
Cui
Harry 1A
Hogs
Femee
Second Baptist
Norfolk, Va
Lion’s
Swayzee
Gimbel’s
Gimbel Brothers
Gimbel
T&m
N.Y. Stock Exchange &Other
Jackson Street
USSD
Goldwater Mata Hari
Southland Lashes
Barry
Dr. Rov. Erskine
Hoosier Canvo
Gwinn
5Th St. Church
People's Marketplace
Herald
Bulletin
al Fred Downey
31St St
Baxter Exterminating Co
Anderson Budget Service
Madam Marie Reader & Advisor
Anderson Skelgas
St. Rd
Madam Ann
Richemond
Ind
Sterling Development
Meridian St
Union, Richland Two
Parents and Voters
Chesterfield Community Center
10Th St
Alcoholics Anonymous P. O
Durgan
TrAnsportation
Finance Center
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