TV Tonight Features Army Cadets and Classic Films
Philadelphia schedule lists Army Cadets versus New Midshipmen at John F Kennedy Stadium at 1 30 PM and 7 30 PM games. Maxwell Smart infiltrates a London gang in a caper to steal the crown jewels. Hogan's Heroes masquerades as caterers to strike Nazi generals. Mannix investigates a blackmail tied to a psychiatrist's stolen files. Movie lineup includes The Brass Bottle Time Out for Love Barbary Coast Apache Wives and Lovers Princess of the Nile Jesse James What a Blonde.
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John F. Kennedy Stadium
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Smart
London
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van Johnson
Janet’ Leigh
Shelley Winters
Martha Hyer
Debra Paget
Jeffrey Hunter
Jesse James
Tyrone Power
Henry Fonda
Leon Errol
Richard Lane
Lawrence Welk
Petticoat Junction
Dow Jones Closing Averages Report
New York AP reports stock averages with the Industrials at 879.16 up 3.35, Rails 235.38 up 1.52, Utilities 124.74 up 0.22, and 65 Stocks 309.03 up 1.35. Transactions show varied volumes across sectors with minor shifts in bonds and rails futures.
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NEW. York (Ap
Soybeans In Decline On Chicago Futures Week
Soybeans and grain futures fell on the Chicago Board of Trade as the prior gold rush influence faded. Wheat, corn, oats, rye and soybeans all slipped by fractions of a cent to a cent or so, with December and January contracts cited.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Great Britain
Television Log Highlights A Weekend Of Mixed Programs
A dense Saturday and Sunday TV log lists varied shows from children's cartoons to news and sports. It includes World Around Us, Space Clown, Captain Kangaroo, Petticoat Junction, Lassie, Hogan's Heroes, Johnny Carson hours, and late-night news and sports, with films and religious programs interspersed across daytime and evening slots.
Morgan County Rock Creek Community News Brief
Local notes report births with Mr and Mrs Bill Malin as parents of a boy. Travelers Lou Goren and Steven visit Mobile relatives. Mrs Ruth Gurney’s residence listed in SP 39465. Mr and Mrs David Childers host visitors. W H Jennings and Doris married last Wednesday. Rev J B Douthit ill. no service at Foldthuntier Church. O D Rhodes and Mr Rhodes of Florida visit William Martin. Paul Drinkard family at Baptist Church. Rock Creek plans Christmas pageant with time to be announced. Lester Williams of Cotacd visits Donnie St tie-Tiemee.
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Homing Dev Atte Arenee
Lou Goren
Steven
Mobile
William Martin
David Childers
W.H. Jenning
Doris Ae
Clifford Truss
Decatur
Chacech
J. B. Douthit
O'Dessa Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
Florida
Visi
Ted
Paul Drinkard
Rock Creek
Lester Williams
Cotacd
Donnie St
Dow Jones hits fourth straight weekly advance
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 879.16, up from 877.60, marking a fourth consecutive weekly advance as shown in charts. AP wirephoto.
GM Strike Holdoff Boost Lifts Dow Jones as GM Gains
UAW chief Walter Reuther extends strike pause against GM through 1968 enabling 380000 workers to receive holiday pay. Dow rises 3.35 to 879.16, GM up 15% to 815, and volume increases with 9.75 million shares traded. Chrysler and Ford gain. American Motors slips amid mixed market activity.
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General Motors
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Dow Jones
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Steers End Week Gaining. Hogs Dip at Chicago Stockyards
Slaughter steer prices closed steady to 25 cents higher at Chicago with hogs down 50 to 75 cents as receipts rose. For the week hogs totaled 27,300 in Chicago and 342,600 across 12 markets, the largest weekly total this year. Cattle receipts reached 24,300 in Chicago and 187,500 across 12 markets. Prime steers 1,200 to 1,350 pounds sold 27.75 to 28.25, while heifers 850 to 1,060 pounds brought 26.25 to 26.50. Color TV purchases rose to 2 percent of total TV sets.
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Maurice Roet
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Burt Lancaster
Jean Peters
Standard and Poor's Stock Index
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Call For Free
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Auburn Football Review
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