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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
7
A dense list of mutual funds and their price quotations from various groups and firms across New York. Includes fund names such as Aberdeen, Am Inv, Franklin, Oppenheimer, and Fidelity, with bid and ask-like figures, plus related fund categories and holders.
A dense OCR style radio TV guide for WSJS and WBTM markets lists numerous programs, times, channels, and network and local items including news, weather, sports, cartoons, movies, religious services, and variety segments across multiple stations and time blocks. The entry preserves the period voice and indicates broad programming without coherent narrative.
A fragmented listing from Chicago markets and radio schedule notes shows multiple names such as Darrell Evans Dusty Dunn and D Harville across times with weather news sports and hymn time elements. The garbled OCR reads like a station timetable or program grid rather than a coherent article.
Grain prices mostly held firm on the Chicago Board of Trade with buying spread across speculative and commercial accounts. Old crop soybeans and distant corn months faced liquidation while July soybeans eased about five cents but found some mid session support. Wheat demand grew as hedge selling faded, keeping long positions intact. Soybeans ended down 4.54 to 34 higher, July at 2.83 4 83, wheat at 1.43 3 8, corn near steady to down, oats little changed to up, rye up 1 2 to 3 cents.
Virginia stocks and bonds are listed with bid and asked prices from inter-dealer reports. The Virginia market shows numerous names such as Acme Visible Records, Colonial Stores, Piedmont Aviation, and Virginia Bankshares with varied bid and asked quotes, including notes on market adjustments and representative forenoon prices.
A dense OCR fragment lists dozens of program times and titles across channels including CBS Sports, The Jetsons, Gunsmoke, Gilligan's Island, Twilight Zone, and CBS News. It mentions various airings such as wrestling, cartoons, late shows, baseball, and film segments, reflecting a busy broadcast lineup with no clear single story or event.
A cluttered listing shows programs across stations and times including cartoons, sports, devotional segments, movies, and news blocks. Notable items include Swordsmen, Dorks Pig, Burges Bunny, Hoppity, and a sequence of faith and family themed programs alongside late night Movie In Color.
A fragmented listing shows WSLS weekend programming with times for movies, news, sports, and specials. Notable items include daytime Luncheon and Divorce segments, evening films such as The Movie slots, sports coverage, and color broadcasts referenced in titles like In Color.
A dense list shows representative dealer prices for life and health insurers as of a recent trading day. Figures include Lib Life, Nat Life, Am Fam, New York Life, and many others with bid and ask ranges, noting these are representative dealer prices not actual transactions or retail marks.
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