Market opens with fractional gains on wall street
The New York stock market opened higher with mostly fractional gains. Pennsylvania Railroad rose on updated pay checks for state employees, Boeing advanced 1 percent, Anaconda up 0.8 percent, and Oil (New Jersey) gained 0.5 percent as the Associated Press average slipped 0.2 to 350.7.
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New York
Columbus, Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boeing
Anaconda
New Jersey
Richard Kraon
Hach
Pay Lay Cuts Work as State Delays Swell Payroll Behind
The legislature orders delays pushing 12,000 state employees pay with 30,000 others on a two week cycle. About 15 days of lag caused by the shift into larger pay periods prompts talk of year end checks catching up. Affected workers include 2,000 in a list of New York stocks and various corporate names.
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Willibach
Two From Lima To Attend Parley
Lima members of the Ohio Public Expenditure Council will attend the 24th annual meeting in Cleveland at the Union Club. The article explains pay delay changes that shifted 12,000 state workers to a 10 day cycle and how checks and funding were adjusted to cover the period.
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Evr Weneven
A. D. MacDowell
Met
Topolitan Bank
Robert
F. Galvin
Ohio Steel
Lima
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Union Club
Cleveland
Krabach
Naples Orchestra Delivers Lifetimes Finest Concert
The Friends of Music of Northwest Ohio presented the Orchestra San Pietro of Naples led by Renato Ruotolo in a virtuoso program. Soloists Gigino Maestri and Gianbattista Valdettaro impressed on violin and cello while Augusto Loppi on oboe delivered remarkable phrasing. The program included works by Cimarosa Vivaldi Pergolesi Paganini and Mozart with an encore by Lacani. The evening drew strong praise for tone color spiritual depth and technical prowess.
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Naples
Orchestra
San ‘Pietro
Friends of Music of
Northwest Ohio
San Pietro of
Laly
Renato Ruotolo
Cimarosa
Gigino Maestri
Gianbattista Valdettaro
Vivaldi
Augusto Loppi
Benedetto
Marcello
Venice
Pergolesi
Rudolo
Rossini
Paganini
Mozart
Mount Olympus
Lacani
San Pietro
Plei Me siege eases as reinforcements arrive and captor escapes
U S helicopters deliver reinforcements to the besieged Plei Me garrison as Viet Cong attacks diminish. At least 90 enemy bodies are counted with light government casualties after two days of fighting. Capt. Robert F Hopper, senior adviser to a South Vietnamese battalion, escapes captivity near Quang Tri City. One helicopter shot down and another crashes reportedly from mechanical failure.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Plei Me
Central Highlands
Quang Tri
Robert F. Hopper
Winter Haven
Fla
Hopper
Isaac Camacho
el Paso
Tex
Al Clevelander dies from injuries after crash
Cleveland obituary reports Al Clevelander died in hospital from injuries from a traffic crash on October 7. The report lists Thomas Lee, 83, as the person struck by in car.
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Cleveland
al Clevelander
Thomas Lee
Kocher 201 Kitchen Plans Open for Viewing
Kocher 201 on E Elm Street near the river unveils four full kitchen settings by George T. Kocher Lumber Co. Inc. The model kitchens showcase Quaker Maid birch cabinets in 20 natural and pastel finishes with space saving details and custom units. Bob Bowsher and Bob Ashba will discuss designs with visitors, while Mrs Vic Sheron adds warm color touches to the display.
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Kocher 201
E. Elm St
River
George T. Kocher Lumber Co. Inc
Kocher's
Lima
Quaker Maid
Bob Bowsher
Bob Ashba
Vic Sheron
Kocher
Allen PTA Unit States Meeting
Allen PTA Unit States Meeting in Allen County will hear Jon Rockhold the county secondary curriculum coordinator and Richard Ogden the county intermediate coordinator at Hampshire House. A Dutch treat dinner at 7 p.m. is open to attendees. County PTA meetings are open to school administrators PTA officers and delegates countywide.
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Allen County
PTA Council
Hampshire House
Jon Rockhold
Richard Ogden
PTA
Nursing Training Course Offered by Red Cross Chapter
Allen County Red Cross invites registrations for a home nursing course Care of the Sick and Injured. Starts Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Chapter House 610 South Collett Street. Six two hour lessons run through November 8 with instructor Mrs Claren Mills. Enrollments limited to 12 students no charge.
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Allen County
S. Collett St
Claren Mills
Red Cross
Livestock Market Report from Cleveland
Cattle about 100 head steady with choice steers 26.00 to 27.50 and choice heifers 23.00 to 25.00. Calves 50 head steady with prime 25.00 to 31.00 and good to choice 23.00 to 25.00. Sheep and lambs 200 head steady with spring lambs 29.00 to 24.00 and ewes 6.00 to 7.00. Hogs 250 head 25 cents lower with U S 1 2 00 to 22 0 Ths 24.00 to 24.50 and packing sows 18.50 to 21.00.
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Cleveland (Ap
Bologna
U.S
Woman Killed in Batavia Car Truck Collision
A car driven by Mrs. Leona Chambers 55 Batavia rounded a curve on Ohio 122 and was struck by a county highway department truck driven by Albert Lanhan 49 New Richmond. The crash occurred Wednesday near Batavia and killed Chambers.
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Batavia, Ohio
Ohio
Here
Leona Chambers
Batavia
Chambers
Albert Lanhan
New Richmond
Ordination Service for Kenneth C Ramsey at Shawnee Church
Kenneth Carlile Ramsey, minister of Christian Education at Shawnee Methodist Church, is to be ordained in a 3 p.m. service with an organ recital at 2:30 p.m. preceding it. Ramsey, a 1957 National College AB and 1965 B D from Methodist Theological School of Ohio, has served in Findlay Cairo Delaware and Shawnee since 1964, and is married to Shirley Corder with daughter Lori Beth. The program includes Purcell and Bach selections, with Bishop F Gerald Ensley delivering the sermon and presiding over the laying on of hands. A reception follows at 2064 Sandy Lane.
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Kenneth Carlile Ramsey
Shawnee Methodist Church
Ramsey
National College
Kansas City
Methodist Theological School of
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Findlay
Methodist Church
Cairo
Asbury Methodist Church
Delaware
Mr. Ramsey
United States Army
Germany
Shirley Louise Corder
Wonderlick Rd
Lori Beth
Robert Larson
Bach
Mendessohn
Camil van Hulse
Harold Rohlig
Purcell
William Darst
Larson
Werner
Glen Hughes
Lima District
Sérevice
Bisneep
Ensley
Kenneth Ramsey
Kimes
Sandy Lane
Lima
Misa Kate
Ohio West Area
Hughes
Byler
Cryer
Browning
David Ramsey
Ohio Wesleyan University
Boston University
Westmar College
Iowa Wesleyan College
Baker University
Simpson College
Morningside College
American University
Ohio University
North Broadway Methodist Church
Columbus
Iowa
Enstey
Eunice LeBourveau
Werner Sonn
Tag
Gounod
Jesus Joy of Man
Vic
News in 15 Tongues New Delhi English Reach
The article notes that in India only one in forty reads English, yet one quarter of newspapers are published in English while the remaining papers appear in fourteen other major languages.
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New Delhi
India
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