Police Nab Two Thieves After Patrol Car Robbery
In Denver two suspects were captured after they allegedly stole flashlights and night sticks from a police patrol car. Officers Charles Roden and Nick Susuras reported the arrest.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
16
In Denver two suspects were captured after they allegedly stole flashlights and night sticks from a police patrol car. Officers Charles Roden and Nick Susuras reported the arrest.
United Press International notes 15 most active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange with 7,980,000 bond sales and totals showing advances declines and unchanged figures. The report lists highs and lows as part of daily market activity.
Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange turnover shows varied gains and losses across multiple issues. The report lists numerous securities with last, high, and low prices, including Aeroet, ArkLaG, Creole, FrontierA, Kaiser, Technica, Westn, and others, with percent changes indicating mixed activity.
A compact stock roundup from Nevada markets lists items compiled by the Las Vegas Sun and Goodday and reports last, weekly, and net changes. The fragment cites farm and telephone sector entries with prices, lows, and weekly figures for several Nevada equities and outfits.
New York metal market reports list electrolytic copper at delivered prices around 1.82 per pound, manganese at 28.8 percent purity for large lots, tin near 1725 per pound, tungsten powder at 2.85 per pound, and zinc about 1.00 per pound as of the latest prompt quotations.
Wheat rose on heavy short covering amid a broad grain session on the Chicago Board of Trade. Soybeans climbed supported by scattered buying while corn and rye posted mixed moves with hedge selling and some trader activity.
Charles Lewin marked his 82nd birthday with his daily dawn swim in the Thames at Chertsey England. Lewin has swum the river every morning for 40 years and says he plans to live forever.
New York reports mixed stock activity Thursday as bonds slide, with U S government bonds down in quiet dealings. Cotton and grains show irregular gains and losses across Chicago notes. Cattle steady at 28.50, hogs down to 15.75, and pork loins hold at 85.00 while soybeans rise modestly.
Treasury reports current year withdrawals totaling 19.58 billion and deposits 90.76 billion through March 2, with a cash balance of 4.72 billion. Public debt and gold holdings are listed, alongside international revenue collections of 442.41 million for the period.
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