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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1967
Page
10
Prices for eggs and poultry across Ohio and southern Indiana after candling and grading. Jumbo through small eggs priced for country plants and cartons, with consumer grades and A and B classifications. Potatoes listed at 3.25 to 5.25 per hundredweight.
The text notes guidelines require at least 1,700 owners with 100 shares and even up to a million holders in some cases. It also mentions Exchange standards for de listing. It then cites about 1,200 companies listed on the Exchange out of roughly 1.4 million in the country. This small group earns about 70 percent of U.S. corporate profits and pays around 60 percent of all dividends.
AP dispatch from Cincinnati shows cattle numbers and price ranges across categories, with calves and hogs activity noted. Steady to firm demand for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls. calves and prime lambs priced, with hogs up about 25 cents in spots.
Stocks edge up at the open with fractional gains across leaders. The AP average of 60 issues climbs to 324.4, a 1967 high, as Jones & Laughlin and Caterpillar gain while American Motors Uniroyal and Allied Chemical show small declines or modest rises.
Mrs. Ncil Newell of Leavittsburgh, a Warren Public Schools teacher for 42 years, died Sunday night at a nursing home. She was 64.
A police spokesman said a woman described as Princess Beatrix, alleged daughter of ex king Umberto, is hospitalized in Madrid with a bullet wound. Her condition was described as stable.
A chaotic mix of statements surrounds Princess Beatrix and a claimed bullet wound. Medical sources say the bullet struck the left chest near the heart but caused no organ damage, while Beatrix’s secretary denies any injury and says she is in London for Easter.
Readers debate price fluctuation and tax effects on long term gains. Roger Spear analyzes 20 point moves versus percentage spreads and suggests reallocating to Standard Oil of New Jersey and Duquesne Light for steadier income. He notes Melville Shoe Manufacturers shows earnings improvement since 1962 and may offer future appreciation.
Four year old Hamilton Rickey Mounce, son of Mr and Mrs William Mounce of 7599 West Chester Road, pulled a fish bowl and cut the tip of his left forefinger. He was taken to Mercy Hospital by Sgt John B Mullins of the sheriff s department.
Marathon Oil Co. in Findlay Ohio reports record 1966 earnings with net income of 68.8 million, up 14.6 percent from 1965 and 4.71 per share. Highlight includes confirmation of Alaska Cook Inlet reserves and start of development. President J C Donnelly notes these milestones as key year factors.
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