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Newspaper

Lima Star

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1966

Page

10

Market closes week at records as averages hit highs

New York AP reports a strong 1966 debut with the Associated Press average up 25.6 to 364.1, a weekly high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumps 16.87 to 986.13, with daily record peaks and optimism over steel price talks boosting investor confidence.

New York White House Wall Street Associated Press

Strong Soybean Futures Drive Weeklong Rally in Grains

The market logged the strongest bull phase in months with old crop soybeans gaining 20 cents or more a bushel. Corn and wheat rose about 3 cents, oats up roughly one cent, and rye finishing higher. Analysts cite inflation expectations and fears of famine relief as key drivers, with South Africa noted. Wheat led with March at 1.6994-1.78, corn 1.2734-1.275, soybeans 2.7596-2.774, and rye around 1.34-1.35. Crucible Steel and U.S. Steel moved higher amid price tweaks. Trading volume and bond activity also shifted as banks favored treasuries.

Chicago Washington South Africa Crucible Steel U.S. Steel Bethlehem White House Treasury

Preminger Hurt After Glass Hit at 21 Club

Police identify film producer Otto Preminger aged 60 as the man struck in the face by a glass at the 21 Club in midtown Manhattan causing slight injuries on Friday.

New York Otto Preminger Midtown Manhattan

Grand Canyon Visitors Reach 1.69 Million in 1965

The National Park Service reports 1,689,230 people visited Grand Canyon in 1965, up from 1,575,737 in 1964. Data shows steady tourist interest and strong annual visitation in the park.

Grand Canyon, Ariz U.S. National Park Service Grand Canyon

Focus On Color Reaches Crescendo

AP Movie Television Writer Bob Thomas notes color television changes family life as teens push for color sets. The piece describes neighborhoods adding color antennas, watching programs in color, and even commercials drawing attention with vivid hues, transforming viewing habits and appeal of products from cars to cigarettes.

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