Dow Jones Averages Week Ended August 26 1966
New York reports intra day highs and lows for the Dow Jones averages for the week ending August 26 1966. The industrials rose to 804.89 high and 780.56 close with a net off 24.06. Rails moved from 202.55 to 195.03 with a fall of 7.52. Utilities slipped from 125.60 to 120.90 down 4.67. The 65 stocks ranged from 212.42 to 272.01, down 9.35.
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UPI
Cheetah Clocked At 84 MPH In Collier's Encyclopedia
United Press International notes the cheetah as the fastest land animal, reaching speeds up to 84 miles per hour per Collier's Encyclopedia. This fact highlights the cheetah's exceptional speed among cats and mammals.
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United Press International
Collier’s
Highlights of the Week by Leonard A Granato
A Viet Cong battle ends with air strike misfire near Phu Lai causing American casualties. Reports from Saigon note Westmoreland limits on air attacks after Coast Guard incident. Other world items include Apollo splashdown, Lunar Orbiter images, and political clashes in the U S capital.
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Leonard A. Granato
United Press International
A .S
Phu Lai
Saigon
1St
1St Division
William F. Depu
Depuy
William Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Coast Guard
Tokyo
Washington —House
Senate
Los Angeles
Francis X. Bushman
Moscow
Bonn
Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Cicero
Ill
Otto Kerner
National Guard
Washington
Sam Yorty
Robert F. Kennedy
DN Y
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Knit Foods Market Share Of Yarn Use Cited
The article estimates that a quarter of all yarn used in fabric production today goes into knit foods for men women and children.
Albino prevalence among San Blas Indians noted
About one in twenty thousand people are albino due to inherited absence of pigment. The San Blas Indians of the Caribbean show the highest incidence, with seven in a thousand individuals affected.
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Rockwell
Committee
Martin Nigger Coon
Africa
San Blas
Caribbean
Fraser designs a distinct American nickel with Indian chiefs
The article details James E Fraser's 1913 buffalo nickel portrait using Chief Two-Moons, Chief John Big Tree, and Chief Iron-Tail along with Black Diamond the bison. It notes Iron-Tail's link to Little Bighorn, Big Tree's role in End of the Trail, Black Diamond’s zoo birth and death, and the coin’s thicker profile requiring fare-box changes.
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Dakotas
Great Plains
Fraser
Chief Two-Moons
John Big- Tree
Iron-Tail
Two-Moons
Sitting Bull
Little Big Horn
Custer
John Big Tree
Black Diamond
West
New York
Central Park Zoo
P. T. Barnum
Buffalo
Grabbing Fun Toys Sparks Debate On Violence Ads
In Washington, Rep Bernard Grabowski urged toy makers to avoid advertising toys of violence arguing they affect children and parents. The piece imagines a Violence Dad Toy Co selling arsenal themed toys as constructive, including a charcoal lighter and mock weapons, highlighting exploitative marketing potential.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
Bernard F. Grabowski
Connecticut
Democrat
Grabowski
Dad Toy Co
Daddy
Meditation And Prayer By Pearl Robinson
Pearl Robinson extols self denial as essential to Christian holiness and urges readers to put God first. She cites Jesus and apostolic sacrifice, warnings of worldly distraction, and the need for persistent prayer and praise to endure trials and strengthen faith.
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Pearl Robinson
Jesus
Christ
God
Newlywed Couple Ski After Wedding in England
Francis Sullivan and Pauline Alfree tied the knot and celebrated by water skiing off Whitstable England. He wore a bowler hat and tailcoat while she wore a bikini and bridal veil as they skimmed the surf after the reception.
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Whitstable
England
UPL
Francis Sullivan
Pauline Alfree
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