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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1967
Page
5
New York stock market activity mixed with livestock and farm goods prices. Steers and heifers high, cows and bulls steady with calves active. Ohio egg and poultry prices vary by grade. corn and potatoes listed with regional farm sales data.
Investment adviser Roger E Spear counsels caution after a bad purchase, urging liquid reserves and government securities as protection. He promotes his 48 page Guide to Successful Investing, offering copies for $1.00 via Middletown Journal.
A Euclid girl, Debra Ann Chetnik, 15, died of spinal meningitis after illness began Saturday. She was a 10th grader at Euclid High School and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chetnik.
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Steel reports first quarter projections show shipments of finished products rising to 21.4 million tons, a 9 percent above the six year average and higher than 25.4 million tons in early 1965. Raw steel production runs near 1960s pace with weekly output around 2.48 million tons, little changed from the prior week.
Congress members elected to Indira Gandhi's prospects of re election meet in New Delhi to decide on forming a new government. Balloting and party meetings accelerate as a new administration could start March 13 with seating of legislators likely in early April.
The New York market opened with generally lower prices in light to moderate activity. Prices for Standard Oil New Jersey rose to 61 1/2, Chrysler dipped to 23 4/5, and American Telephone eased. The AP index of 60 stocks hovered near 314.7 as most changes remained fractional.
Warren L. Harding welfare director and Gilbert King social worker will discuss the department's work at the Civitan Club meeting tomorrow noon at the Manchester Motor Inn. Everett Sherron is program chairman.
Steve Zimmerman fourteen from 4756 Stubbs Road was turning in the Coun try Kitchen parking lot at Tytus Avenue and Verity Parkway at 1 30 am when his car was struck by a fleeing vehicle. City records show 202 in damages.
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