Stock Market Today New York Stocks Midday Report
New York market at 1 p.m. CST shows mixed gains with Dow Jones at 922.54, up 9.60 points. Readings include varied performances across listed firms such as Owens-Illinois, Procter & Gamble, Coca Cola, and US Steel amid broad sector shifts.
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Stes
Penney
AllisChal
PepsiCola
Alcoa
Pfizer
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Procter
RCA
Rev
Stons JP
Jude
Cen Tll
Texaco
Cen Tel
Tex Inst
Cessna
UN Carb
Chrysler
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Utd Corp
CocaCola
US Gyps
Columbas
US Steel
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Comsat
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Dow Jones
Indus
Grain Futures Omaha Livestock Report Summary
UPI notes mixed livestock activity in Omaha with hogs around 9 000 and prices varied by category. No 1-3 hogs 200-240 lb around 49.50 to 53.00, larger hogs 240-280 lb about 48.50, sows down about 1.00, cattle and calves show uneven gains with high choice steers around 1250 lb at 4.00 and 850-1025 lb cows near 40.00, slaughter lambs steady with scarce shorn offerings, ewes firmer and woolly lambs at 50.00 to 50.50 per hundred. Thursday estimates show cattle and calves 600 and hogs 5 000.
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Omaha
UPI
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NBC television review looks at children of divorce
NBC examines how divorce affects children with stories of a boy saving for his father and teens who cope well. Miss Walters notes outcomes depend on parental anger, custody trends, and child wishes, with emphasis on age factors and court developments.
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NBC
Joan Hanauer
UPL
New York
UPI
Miss Walters
Chicago
Lee Salk
Marin County
Calif
Columbus Telegram Partnership Notice in Nebr. Address
Readable text notes a Columbus Nebraska partnership and mailing address at 1254 27th Avenue. Contains garbled phrases about annual sums and a likely public notice context but no clear event, date, or action.
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Columbus
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Talks halted in teacher strike near Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Board of Education directors broke off contract talks with negotiators for the board and the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers during a tense session early today, failing to reach a settlement as the strike continues.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
Pittsburgh Board of Education
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
GM reports early January sales surge of 80 percent
General Motors announced that its early January new car sales rose 80 percent from the same period a year ago. GM said it sold 76,696 cars this January against 42,626 in the prior year, with Mack W. Worden cited as GM sales.
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General Motors
Mack W. Worden
Brown stance angers doctors amid 14 day strike
Los Angeles reports that proposals to end the two week doctors strike risk widening the walkout. Strike leaders say Governor Brown's plan to require 20 days of charity work or service in underserved areas defeats doctors' demand to curb malpractice insurance premiums and could spur further action statewide.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Brown
Gerald Glantz
United Physicians of California
Community programs urge panel to back funding in Nebraska
Lincoln editors report six regional programs for the retarded pressed a state panel to take active steps to secure money for community services. Linda Glenn said the panel holds clout in the fiscal process as state and federal funding cuts threaten operations serving about 2,500 individuals. The Beatrice State Home plan aims to reduce residents and shift care to community settings, while seeking a $3 million deficit financing package to sustain services.
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UPI
Linda Glenn
Omaha
Hastings
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Harper
Beatrice State Home
Beatrice Home
Catholic Daughters to Sponsor Annual Poetry Contest
At the May meeting of the Catholic Daughters the local court announced it will sponsor the annual poetry contest. Mrs Joe Zach Jr will lead, with students from Madison Lindsay and Humphrey St Francis eligible. Ninety pairs of eyeglasses were sent to missions, and bingo prizes were won by Mrs Vincent Dohmen Elizabeth Joonan Lucille Widhalm Lizzie Korth, door prize to Mr Mylen Wegener.
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Sumphney
Catholic Daughters
Joe Zach, Jr
Madison
Lindsay
Humphrey St Francis
Vincent Dohmen
Elizabeth Joonan
Lucille Widhalm
Lizzie Korth
Mylen Wegener
Young Faltys Returns Home After Six Month Hospital Stay
Jodi Faltys four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Faltys of rural Schuyler is back home after a six month stay at Children Memorial for therapy. She was critically injured July 10 when a tractor tire fell on her at the farm. Her mother provides therapy twice daily at home.
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Jodi Faltys
Larry Faltys
Jodi
Children’s Memorial
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