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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
12
The market sees a late buying wave pushing prices to best levels as several sectors advance. The Dow climbs 4.51 to 707.06 with 650 up and 350 down among 1285 issues. AP average up 1.3 to 271.5 and NYSE shows $1.8 billion in added value amid rising volume.
Channel 6 presents Ripcord at 7 with a tale of counterfeiters and a mid air shoot out. The Virginian follows at 7 30 with self defense killings and a San Francisco pursuit. Kraft Mystery Theatre at 9 features Dana Andrews as a detective facing a troubled family case. The Eleventh Hour at 10 stars George C Scott in a spy drama. Tonight Starring with Johnny Carson at 11 30 features Walt Kelly Jack Haskel Phyllis Diller and Robert Stack.
Butcher hog prices resumed a downward trend on Tuesday with most bids $0.25 lower per hundredweight. Trade was slow for about 6,000 head as mixed No 1 and 2 hogs 190.225 lb sold at $18.25 to $18.50, while 190-260 lb mixed 1-3 grades hit $18.25. Slaughter steers edged up to $25.50 for 1,225 lb stock, with other high choices near $25. Bulls ranged $18.50 to $20.50, and spring slaughter lambs moved $18.50 to $21 in a steady sheep market.
Anthony Quinn says six months from now he will be a father again to the Italian girl who bore his five month old son. He and wife Katherine accept the news, while he eyes success with Ingrid Bergman in The Visit. Other entertainment notes include Sophia Loren’s gratitude turning to love and John Garfield’s son David pursuing acting in London.
Readers are offered multiple sewing patterns and a 1963 Needlecraft Catalog. Patterns include Pattern 411 Jr. Miss sizes and Pattern 782 for embroidery transfers. Mail orders to Marian Martin and Laura Wheeler at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph with payment and complete name address. Catalogs advertise free patterns and twenty five cent offers for access.
North South vulnerable South deals Four of Today's hand reveals a common trap in tournament play. South bids cautiously while North pressures to game. A spade lead versus hearts timing and an improvised plan for ruffing exposes the danger of misreading entry to the hand and dummy.
A reader asks if a son must forsake parents for his wife and Abby advises ignoring the rift until the son acts. Another asks about breach of promise and is told to consult another lawyer. A couple aged 68 and 76 worry about a younger neighbor. Abby suggests not to worry and hints the husband should avoid jealousy.
A confidential note to Dallas Girl advises that a married woman’s concerns are not as serious as imagined and recommends frank discussion with a family doctor. The tone urges practical, private guidance.
Chicago grain traders saw a weaker start after the first crop report of the month. Soybeans led losses with declines over four cents a bushel on nearby months, while corn slipped about a cent and rye and oats also fell or held thinly. Wheat and oats moved little as September contracts posted modest changes.
A list of crossword clues with numbers and short prompts for entries including 1 Across 5 Clubs 10 Body of men 14 French state 15 Entrap 16 One and the same prefix 17 Italian monetary unit 18 Choices with much 19 Mischa 20 Marked commendation 22 Partook sparingly 24 Crescent shaped figure 25 Cotton mixture 26 Sausage pt 29 Small boat 30 As Sign haphazardly 31 Compare 32 Man's nickname 35 the man musical 36 Put into ciphers 37 Pudding constituent 1
A reader asks about constipation and headaches and whether daily enemas or laxatives are appropriate. The doctor explains constipation varies, warns against daily enemas, outlines habits to improve bowel function, and stresses water and fiber, morning urges, and personal responsibility.
New York markets report approximate totals with 3,770,000 in stocks and 4,950,000 in bonds and 1,090,000 in American stocks recorded for Tuesday. The AP brief notes overall sales as incomplete.
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