Dow Jones 30 Industrials Rise to 687.37
The Dow Jones 30 Industrials advanced from 80.61 to 687.37 in the preceding week, per AP wire photo chart. The line of figures reflects a significant index jump across trading days.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1967
Page
3
The Dow Jones 30 Industrials advanced from 80.61 to 687.37 in the preceding week, per AP wire photo chart. The line of figures reflects a significant index jump across trading days.
Trading slows to three week low with 9.58 million shares on the NYSE. The Dow dips 0.98 to 887.37 as 1,504 issues show 651 gainers to 624 decliners. IBM falls after contract loss. Parked Davis gains on antibiotic approval. Ford and GM little changed.
Chicago stockyards saw a broad price spread as week closes. Slaughter steers and heifers posted mixed gains and losses across grades, with prime steers 27.25 to 28.00 per cwt on top. Hog and lamb receipts and prices fluctuated, reflecting varied demand across major markets.
Mary Ann Strehlein of Chicago, aged 11, receives a garment fastener patent that locks with a click and resists accidental opening. The device uses a circular latch and stud mechanism driven by a spring, aimed at reducing wear from snaps and aiding both children and women. Licensing for Northwestern University supervised by Fastener Licensing. Also described are pacemaker improvements with telemetering via a heart strain sensor, plus a wearable rescue suit by Emery Kultsar to aid injured workers, powered hydraulically with terrain and obstacle sensing.
The USDA final crop production report pushed soybeans and grain futures lower on the Chicago Board of Trade this week. December contracts exited trading Tuesday amid volatility while many traders believed prices had bottomed out. by Friday wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans posted declines or mixed moves with oil and meal also changing.
San Francisco man Joseph L. Matys sued over an aunt Maybell G. Reed estate worth about 957,868 dollars. He contends he was left out because he refused to shovel snow carry rubbish or help her, prompting the probate court case in Boston.
The Dow Jones closing averages show a down day with the industrials and railroads leading declines. Major figures include closing prints around 894.94 for the index, down 0.98 points, with utilities up modestly and bond futures mixed. Trading volume shows broad participation across 65 stocks with notable activity in railroads and public utilities.
Standard and Poor's index snapshot lists the 325 Industrials 20 Railroads 35 Utilities 300 Stocks with current high low and close values. The table shows up and off movements with changes noted for each sector and overall index metrics.
Frank Johnson Pippen reflects on Christmas as a spirit of peace and joy. He writes that Christmas embodies gladness love and the practice of giving and ends with the celebration of Christ confessed and adored.
A seasonal verse celebrates Christmas in diverse lands with imagery of firs, pines, palm trees, snowy peaks, and sunny fields. It calls for universal goodwill, Christ’s saving message, and hope, ending with attribution to Mrs. Fred W. Glasgow.
Charles Corsentino stands as the county’s top poultryman by raising more chickens than others in Huerfano. He does not handle eggs or hens, as a contractor provides day-old chicks and feed while he raises them to pullethood in two large chicken houses with his equipment and labor.
In a juvenile instructional column a quiz asks about baking powder composition and function. It explains baking powder as a mixture of an alkali and an acid with starch, producing carbon dioxide for light, tender baked goods. The piece contrasts with yeast and includes a riddle box with playful questions and answers.
A Danish writer mentions skating in 1134 marking early records of the pastime. Metal blades for ice skates appear around 1600, tracing the development of the sport over centuries.
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