Cutbacks In Steel Delayed But Expected In 1965
Steel Magazine says the impact of this year's labor settlement will be milder than 1962 63 due to higher consumption and price fears. Backlogs shrink slowly as bookings hold strong for structural piling rebars rails and wheels. Mill products shipments may drop 15 to 2 percent in fall with 15 5 million tons projected for Q4. Ingot production falls 1.8 percent week to week to 2.3 million tons.
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Cleveland (Ap) — Steel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
New York Stocks Prices and Public Notices Outline
A long financial list shows stock quotations from many firms with percent changes and prices. Legal notices from Monroe Ohio and Middletown Ohio follow, detailing a zoning hearing, bond issue, and police cruiser bid deadline.
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
Cincinnati cattle numbers around 2 000 with 50 higher in steer and heifer trade. cows steady to 25 higher and bulls scarce. Hogs trading moderately with barrows and gilts steady to weak and sows down to 25. lambs and sheep show higher slaughter lambs and steady feeder lambs with prices noted for various weights.
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Dwn Lambs Choice
Dwn Commonseer
Cincinnati
USDA
Choice
Egg and Poultry Prices and Local School Tax Election Notice
Egg prices from Ohio and Indiana farms show varying grades with loose and carton formats, plus retail delivery ranges to Ohio cities. A notice outlines a tax levy election in Trenton Local School District Butler County Ohio to allow a renewal up to 12 mills for five years starting 1965, with polling from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
U. S
Test Lost Then Found in Wide Grade Test Mixup
Connie Kamp a third grader at Park Road School along with 7 000 other third graders took a four hour achievement test. Cards were lost in Chicago en route to a computer scoring center in Iowa. All but 275 were graded by computer and the rest to be hand scored in Charlotte.
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Connie Kamp
Connie
Charlotte’s Park Road
Chicago
Iowa
Hugh Peck
Peck
Charlotte
Robbery Report Near Franklin and Vandalism Incident
Police received a report that BILL HILTON of 487 Martha Drive Franklin was robbed of 35 dollars by a knife wielding man who had waited in his car on N Avenue at 1 38 a m yesterday. Earlier, someone threw a rock through the front window of Ptl Louis Pierce at 3812 Fiesta Way. the call came in at 9 45 a m yesterday.
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Bill Hilton
Martha Drive
Franklin
N Avenue
Hilton
Ptl. Louis Pierce
Fiesta Way
Plane Crash Tale Untrue
Washington AP reports circulated claims of a plane crash in northern Virginia triggering checks by authorities. No crash or missing craft found. Dahlgren lab noted a report of a plane down over water and a possible crash in the Potomac River.
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Washington
Virginia
C.M. N. Buchanan
Dalgren
Navae Vena Laboratory
Dahlgren
Potomac River
Congressman's Son-In-Law Is A Congressman
In Leesburg Florida Rep. A Sydney Herlong announces his daughter Sydney wed Rep Jed Johnson Jr of Oklahoma in Morrison Memorial Methodist church. Dr Per Hassing and Rev Gordon Strickland performed the ceremony. The couple then took a reception at the Herlong home and left for a honeymoon in Puerto Rico.
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Leesburg
Fla
Sydney Herlong
D-Fla
Herlong
Sydney
Jed Johnson Jr
D-Okla
Morrison Memorial Methodist Church
Per Hassing
Boston University
School of Theology
Gordon Strickland
Morrison Memorial
Puerto Rico
Chrysler to Gift 34 Ohio Colleges New Cars
The Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges will receive one new 1966 Chrysler sedan or station wagon for each of its 34 member institutions next January. Schools may choose among two sedans and two station wagons built by Chrysler divisions, with delivery possible at Twinsburg near Cleveland or Dayton.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Harold Schellenger
OFIC
Jane
Twinsburg
Cleveland
Dayton
Stars Volunteer For UNESCO Drug Film In France
A group of leading movie stars agreed to work for one dollar each on a film about narcotics sponsored by UNESCO. The project aims to raise awareness and support anti drug initiatives.
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Nice
France
Unesco
Monroe Village seeks excess tax for fire apparatus funding
The Village of Monroe Ohio Council on August 1 1965 approved a general election proposal scheduled for November 2 1965 asking voters to approve an excess of the five tenths mill levy for five years from 1968 to 1973 to fund fire apparatus and related equipment. Voting hours are 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM with time and place noted by officials Merry B Grevey chairman and Fath clerk dated September 22 1965.
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Steel
Middletown
Ohio
Oto
Anensen
Board OF Elections OF
Butler Coun
Harry B. Grevey
Edna E. Fath
Butler County
Harry 8. Grevey
Edna E Fath
Board of Education
Madison
Reid
Grevey
Monroe
Wee Monroe
Monroe Village
C. Gleasman
Seid
Avera
Board OF Elections
South Main Street
Manine
Trenton
Butler Sane
Treniton
Lgratric
Gove
Publc School Foundation
O.R.C
Polis
Caryrnmark
Butler Comn
Edne E. Fath
Villa
Corn Neers
Merry
Fath
Schumacher and Sharkey Obituaries in Middletown
Phillip Schumacher 84 of 304 West State Street Trenton died September 24 at Middletown Hospital. Services at Memorial and Funeral Home with interment at Woodside Cemetery. Thelma Sharkey 64 of 3206 Bexley Drive Middletown died at home. Services at First Methodist with interment at Woodside Cemetery. Joseph R. Baker and Jones Funeral Home.
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Roserts
Carl Dean Roberts
Mi Mn Hospital
Ry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy- Leffier
Dial
Schumacher
Phillip
State St
Trenton
Evey
Middletown Hospital
Nellie Schumacher
William Rasheviee
Sharkey
Thelma
Bexley Dr
Stanley
Shirlee Mason
Middl
Pee
Kiordletown
Rignés
eAaker
Austin BR
Woodsige Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Jone Funeral Home
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Container Corp
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Crucible Steel
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Sunray Oil
Texaco
Textron
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United Aircraft
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White Motors
Woolworth
Youngstown
Zenith Radio
George Putnem
Bel
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Wellington
Windsor
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Puritan Fund
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Aeronca
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Black Clawson
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Lou Blower Eee Ora
Ladd
New York Stock Exchange
Manchester Motor Inn
Dayton Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
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Sirs
Viet Nam
Phan van Khoa
Thue Thien
U.S. 34 Battalion
Fourth Marine Regiment
Joint Action Company
Thuy Tan
Howden Road
Yorkshire
England
Aftnorerf Fsboypdyee
William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate
Inc
Pak Ules
Aconcagua
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Loire River
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Joseph R. Baker ,& Sons Dial
Riggs Funeral Home
Schramm Funeral Home
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Wilson Memorial Home
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First Ave
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Good Samaritan
Woodrow Ashley
Mary Powell
Eegeré
Amande Amburay
Frank Bowman
E. 41St
Covington
Avon
Franklin Area
Hinck
Duke
Ellington
FR Gerages
Eaen
Roy Blackburn
Sheridan Ave
Beauty & Barbers
Central
Carlisle Barber Shop
Tom Blaechle
Pensar
Sayers
Tom's
Sidney Vinnell
Boston, Mass
Gage Dr
Norelco
LEWIN
Williams Sanitation
Walker's
Wee
R. Tucbs
Officer Machines Consolidated
Central Ave
Building Trades
Lost
Pat's Market
Breck
Monroe Stadium
Cox
Mr. Jewe
Elk Creek New Gae's
S.main
Kcoy-Leffier
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Intermedta
Lory James
Sondra
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Hamilton
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Cee Story
Metcy-Leffier
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