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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
24
In New York markets, the Dow Jones trend provided a snapshot of broad activity as traders watched key industrial and financial shares. The market mood reflected cautious optimism amid evolving economic signals.
Markets from Indianapolis to East St. Louis report hogs mostly steady to down with 1-2 190-230 lb at 17.75-18.25. cattle scarce with cows 15.00-17.00. lambs 22.50-24.00 and sheep activity moderate. Wheat and grain futures rise on rain forecasts. soybeans up with oil and meal buyers active.
Kibler Feed Mill asks customers to call 533-2925 or 533-3048 or visit W T H Lumber Supply to pay accounts. The Power House Bar and Restaurant at 1429 Poplar St advertises COUNTRY MUSIC every Friday and Saturday night and says it will be open for business soon.
Treasury accounts report withdrawals of 76.5538 billion dollars and deposits of 59.4151 billion through November 28. Cash balance stands at 7.5583 billion with public debt at 345.0024 billion. Gold reserves total 1.9049 billion.
Local advertisements list in home childcare services with phone numbers and a licensed teacher at Fun Farm Nursery School. Various lost pets ask for rewards and provide locations near New Goshen Seelyville Pimento and Seelyville with contact numbers. Found tools ad requests owner identity and payment. Also sewing and cleaning service offers and job notices for machinists and mailmen.
About 300 girls at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven boycott classes to protest campus regulations and seek a voice in governance. The action followed the suspension of 21 student government members for curfew and dress violations. leaders demand policy changes on slacks and dorm curfews.
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