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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1966
Page
4
The Lima Star reports a mixed opening in New York stocks with most key shares showing fractional changes. General Motors and U S Steel hold near prior levels while Chrysler slips slightly and a notable 148 rise occurs on 2,000 shares.
Grain market report from Chicago outlines previous close and current boundaries with high and low figures. AP notes price movements and closing values for grains tracked, reflecting market activity and analyst observations.
Four area soybean growers were honored Monday night at a dinner sponsored by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service in Columbus. Citations were based on soybean efficiency and yield competition. Named were Julius Broerman of St. Marys, Edward Hummon of Bluffton, Donald Heil of Kenton and William Weldy of Middle Point.
In Cleveland, AP reports a brisk market with cattle and calves active. Cats 600 head, steers 29.00 to 30.50, heifers 24.00 to 27.00, cows 18.00 to 20.00, bulls 19.00 to 22.00, calves 100 head with primes 38.50 and good calves 30.00, sheep 200 head with spring lambs at 27.00 to 28.00. Hogs 300 head, prices 30 lower, U S 1-2 26.25 to 35.75, packing sows 20.50.
The AP reports that despite initial Wall Street cheer over corporate spending on plant growth, the mood shifts as observers say the economy nears full capacity. President Johnson seeks to reassure markets that larger capacity is needed to meet demand without fueling price pressures, though material shortages loom.
Analysts warn a 16 to 19 percent rise in 1965 to 1966 business outlays, plus Viet Nam War spending, could overheat the economy. If demand outpaces supply, inflation could rise and spark a new boom-bust cycle, though officials hope policymakers can avert this. The President seeks calm amid looming debates on spending.
E. Perry Webb and John Rudolph of the Lima Chamber of Commerce call a special meeting for Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Chamber meeting room to formally organize the Lima Area Development Corporation LADCO. The move builds on a charter created years ago and aims to help local and new industry secure financing for facilities as part of 1986 programs.
A 90 nation study panel says savings from a Hudson to St Lawrence waterway would not justify the costs. The International Champlain Waterway Board presented findings to a US Canadian joint commission. A public seaport hearing is planned for May.
Paris AP reports France will push ahead with NATO reform and pursue its own defense measures on French soil. A spokesman after the cabinet meeting said Paris is willing to discuss consequences and possible new mutual defense arrangements with NATO allies.
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