Local Factory Names New Supervisors in Standards and Inventory
Lawrence B. Frahn Jr., 32, of Moulton and Athens College alumnus, is promoted to supervisor of the standards department. George A. Rancourt, Worthington veteran and Notre Dame graduate, becomes supervisor of inventory control living at 1801 12th St SE.
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Moulton
Athens College
Lincoln Institute
Lawrence B. Frahn, Jr
12Th St. SE
Salesky
Worthington
George A. Rancourt
Notre Dame
St. Michaels High School
Massachusetts
Rancourt
Public Forum Letters on faith politics and civil rights
Readers of The Decatur Daily voice faith based views on eternal punishment and praise officials who uphold duty. A second letter discusses political choices in the 1964 election with cautions on party shifts and South alignment. A third letter questions a discrimination suit at Memorial Gardens Cemetery and its implications for civil rights law.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
Alabama
Daniel
Matthew
Jesus
Paul
Lord Jesus Christ
Dianne
Peoria
Ill
Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Atlanta
Pearly Gates
H. L. Burleson
Bethel Rd
Hartselle
Ala
Cotton Shows Holding Power Despite Soft Spot Market
Cotton futures in the New York market held a narrow range with weekly close up 25 to 30 cents, while exports for the week rose to 231 000 bales. Traders cited limited buying and short covering amid soft spot prices and favorable crop prospects, with exports for the season reaching 5 585 000 bales.
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NEW York
New York Cotton Exchange
Mart Reacts Sharply To Viet Nam Crisis
AP report details a volatile week on Wall Street as Vietnam crisis fears drive losses, with declines largest since Kennedy assassination week. McNamara’s calm stance and Johnson’s policy later stabilize trading as the AP average falls 5.0 points to 314.3 and the Dow drops amid Southeast Asia tensions.
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Mart
Viet Nam
ED Morse
NEW York (Ap
Kennedy
Wall Street
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Southeast Asia
United Auto Workers
Johnson
United States
Associated Press
Dow Jones Industrial Av
Bullish Grain Activity Scen Affects Markets
Grain futures showed mostly bullish activity with shares rising on the Board of Trade. Soybeans led gains with a weekly move to 829.16, while corn oats and rye posted mixed but positive shifts amid North Viet Nam tensions.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Southeast Asia
Stock Exchange
North Viet Nam
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