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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1965
Page
8
New York reports Hoagy and his man Friday quoted silver at 120.3 cents per fine ounce, unchanged from Thursday. The quote reflects a steady bullion market as traders hold positions.
UPI notes mixed metal prices in New York with various alloys and refined metals listed including copper electrolyte delivered, tin and tungsten highlights, and quotes from refineries and suppliers. Prices show minor fluctuations across copper, manganese, quicksilver, and tungsten markets with kilo and ton figures.
St. Louis Cardinal bullpen pitcher Hal Woodeshick, once 235 pounds, shed 45 pounds with his wife Mary Anne’s help. When he strays from diet, she shows him pictures of his former, heavier self to keep him on track.
Washington reveals year to date withdrawals and deposits in the Treasury through August 14. The report lists cash balances public debt holdings gold reserves and Internal Revenue collections with comparisons to the prior year.
UPI reports a volatile session as Salvatore Tomassi aged 194 after vaudeville reveals lingering dance recall. Grain prices in Chicago rose for wheat and mixed for corn and rye while general trading activity tempered by weather concerns and cautious hedging.
Markets at a glance show mixed activity with some gains in certain grain and commodity categories. The report notes higher trade in olive oil, corn, and beans with modest movements in rye and other grains as investors await governmental guidance amid a quiet trading session.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Dun and Bradstreet and Prince index elements amid 1960s commodity data. Mention of United Press international and framed dates suggests a news brief on economic indicators and market expectations. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text but include Dun and Bradstreet, United Press international, and 1965 context.
A reader writes about husband dreams causing real pain and fear while another seeks guidance on teen work wages. Ann Landers advises medical talk for persistent fantasies and treating teens as employees to foster responsibility. The column closes with a reader praising advice and offering a booklet request details.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference declines in Dow Jones shares and market activity. Mentions of traders and indices appear unclear, with jumbled names suggesting a financial report during a calm trading session.
Fragmentary stock brief from Nevada markets compiled by Las Vegas SUN and Eastman Dillon. The readable items include fashion and footwear names amid unclear figures and misspelled terms, with no coherent transaction details or verifiable entities.
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