Stock Market gains as indexes rise on optimism
The Dow rose 17.29 to 832.29, S&P 500 up 1.47 to 91.15, and NYSE shares gained on strong turnover. Activities showed advances over declines 1,143 to 3,? with Occidental Petroleum and Gulf Oil leading on heavy volume as leading indicators point to a sharper late year recovery.
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New York
UPI
Standard & Poor
NYSE
White House
Commerce Department
Occidental Petroleum
Aining
Occidental
Gulf Oil
Ohio Standard
Superior Oil
Joy Manufacturing
Schlumberger
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Texaco
Chicago Board
Atlantic Richfield
American Electric Power
RCA
U.S. to Auction Half Million Ounces of Gold
The Treasury announced a public auction on June 30 offering about 500000 ounces from the national stockpile. At roughly 167 dollars per ounce, the sale could exceed 83 million dollars, with bids open to private and commercial buyers but excluding foreign governments. The June 30 auction follows a January sale of 154000 ounces.
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United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
U.S
Jack F. Bennett
Schuyler SCIP hears citizens remarks on town issues
The Schuyler Community Improvement Program held a Thursday night meeting with about 40 comments on rights and wrongs for Schuyler. Citizens urged open shopping nights, litter control, safer railroad crossings, downtown bike racks, Jaycees activities, pool parks, clean city hall restrooms, and friendly, well kept churches and schools. The next SCIP meeting is set for June 2.
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Schuyler
Jarecki returns to Tennessee
Pvt. David Jarecki returned to Millington Tennessee after a weekend with his parents and began the second phase of Marine aviation training. His address is listed as Matsg 90 Matss 901 BKS 409 Millington Tennessee 38054. Mr. and Mrs. Dalle Langan and Kris visited in Aurora Colorado after staying with their parents Irvin Langan and Edward Hassebrook and families.
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Dalle Langan
Kris
Aurora
Colo
Irvin Langan
Edward Hassebrook
Hearst Sister Receives Probation After Plea
Anne Randolph Hearst, 19, sister of missing Patricia Hearst, received probation after pleading guilty to a drug charge. Judge John T. Curtin cited mitigating factors and ordered supervision by the U.S. Probation Office. She was arrested March 4 at the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls with amphetamine capsules. co-defendant Donald Moffett had charges dropped.
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Buffalo, N.Y
UPI
Anne Randolph Hearst
Patricia Hearst
Speec
Hearst
Curtin
U.S
Miss Hearst
Rainbow Bridge
Niagara Falls
United States
Canada
Donald Moffett
FBI
Detroit
New York City
Religion splits deep in Lutheran church drills on communion
UPI reports a theology convocation of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod ended with a boycott of Holy Communion by leading conservatives. The dispute over Biblical interpretation and inter fellowship highlights tension between moderates and conservatives, with calls for discussion and fear of schism.
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David E. Anderson
UPI
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Missouri Synod
Concordia Seminary
Ralph Bohlmann
S Lutheran
Anaheim
Calif
Synod
JA. 0
Preus
Out of staters honored at Columbus family picnic
A Columbus family picnic honored Fred Grosch of Rupert Idaho, his daughter, Don Thalton, Stevie of Ketchum Idaho, and Vernie Harrington of Blackfoot. Attendees included Marvin Wilcox and sons, Fred Meyer, Warnecki family, Milton Berggren and daughters, and Marily Meyer of Kearney. Also noted: Stan Rochlitz and Doug Mietzner planning trips to Washington D C and the eastern states.
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Don Thalton
Stevie
Ketchum
Ida
Stan Rochlitz
Doug Mietzner
Washington D. C
Silver Creek
Harold Potter
Columbus
Fred Grosch
Rupert
Vernie Harrington
Blackfoot
Marvin Wilcox
Fred Meyer
Mr Warnecki
Milton Berggren
Blair
Marily Meyer
Kearney
Rupert, Ida
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