Olivier Praised by Mikoyan at final Othello
Soviet President Anastas Mikoyan applauded Sir Laurence Olivier during his final Othello at the Kremlin Theater in Moscow. The audience joined Mikoyan in a ten minute ovation Sunday night as Olivier returned backstage to receive personal congratulations. Olivier thanked the crowd in Russian as flowers showered him.
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CORE to dispatch task force over Cincinnati trades dispute
CORE plans to send a task force to Cincinnati if a dispute over hiring and apprenticeship policies in the building trades is not settled in its favor, a CORE official said Sunday.
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Congress of Racial Equality
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Livestock and hog market report from Cincinnati
USDA market notes show cattle at 2,500 head and calves 30 with steady to higher activity. Steers and heifers mostly steady with choice 950-1100 lb steers at 25.00-26.00 and 800-900 lb heifers at 24.00-25.00. cows 14.00-15.75 and bulls 17.00-18.50. Calves steady to slow, hogs active with barrows and gilts 23.85 for No 1-3 200-20 bh. sows 2% higher. boars 15.50-16.50. Sheep 400 with lambs 23.00-24.00 and feeder lambs 17.00-18.00.
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Egg price report from Ohio and Indiana farms and packers
Prices paid after candling and grading show jumbo eggs at 35 42, large 33 to 41, medium 25 to 32, small 14 to 25 cents. Country packing plants supplying major Ohio cities report similar price ranges for eggs delivered in cases.
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Bright outlook for Owens Illinois box plant in Circleville
The Owens Illinois plant near Circleville opens as a 50 million square foot corrugated board producer. It employs 165 people with a 1.25 million dollar payroll and features automated die cutting and assembly lines serving central and southern Ohio markets.
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Man Shot In Jaw After Domestic Dispute
Franklin police report Theodora LeBlanc allegedly shot her husband William LeBlanc in the left jaw during a domestic argument at 4 55 am. The 53 year old man is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. The weapon was a Spanish made revolver. Investigation continues.
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Explosion damages wall of Israeli water pumping station near Hamadash
An Israeli army spokesman said a water pumping station wall near Hamadash village about half a mile from the Israeli Jordan border was damaged by an explosion today.
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Poultry and Produce Prices Across Ohio and Indiana
The report lists poultry grades with sizes and prices for 0. S. categories, including large and medium lots, and carton numbers. Retail sales to Ohio cities show white poultry mostly 46 to 54 per unit, hens and fryers priced in the mid teens, and potatoes $2.90 to $4.75 per bushel.
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Successful Investing Special Situations On The Street
In this column the term special situation is described as overworked yet some opportunities exist in Corn Products Texaco Eastman Kodak and Texas Utilities for long term capital growth. A reader asks about transferring $30 000 to two sons and the advisor suggests direct gift to the sons after tax counsel or Series E bonds with the mother as co owner noting gift tax implications.
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NATO In Crisis Says Pravda Declares Crisis
Pravda states NATO faces a deepening crisis and is unwanted in Europe except by West Germans. Yuri Zhukov, a Communist Party commentator, calls NATO a mighty military instrument in the hands of the United States.
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Demolition Bids Sought for Mayer Meat Site Middletown
The City of Middletown Ohio invites sealed bids for demolition of buildings and site clearance at Mayer Meat Building Garfield Redevelopment Project corner Michigan and Walnut Streets Bids due by 12 00 Noon September 28 1965 at the Office of Purchasing Agent City Building Middletown Ohio.
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Demand For Homes High Parley Told
Ralph F. Yeager president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards said demand for homes is high and financing is abundant as the 56th annual statewide convention opens in Cleveland. He cited new families and more frequent relocations for employer moves as drivers of the market.
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Road Jobs Seen Big Ohio Lift
Nine southeastern Ohio counties will gain from highway projects totaling 76 million dollars under construction or planned. Counties cited include Hocking Morgan Noble Monroe Washington Athens Vinton Meigs and Gallia. The proposed Appalachian Highway is not included in the 76 million total.
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Steel Output To Pass 100 Million Ton Mark
Steel Magazine reports U S steel mills will reach a 1965 output of about 127.1 million tons, with weekly rates of 1 869 000 tons the rest of the year to pass 100 million this week for the eighth straight year. It notes high in process inventories and strong consumption, plus steady price levels. The piece shifts to a Peregrine falcon sighting racing a plane at 175 mph.
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U. S. Steel Mills
Steel Magazine
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Steel
Steel orders dip but contract settlement fuels cautious optimism
Steel officials say new ordering is down yet the impact of the United Steelworkers of America settlement is smaller than expected. Mill sales executives expect a contraction possibly in October, though reasons for modest optimism remain amid a still strong economy and ample steam.
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United Steelworkers of America
Steel
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