New York Markets Close Mixed in Dow Jones Averages
New York markets show mixed Dow Jones averages with 30 Industrials at 963.69, 20 Rails at 245.72, and 15 Utilities at 151.96. Net changes: Industrials up 3.39, Rails down 0.12, Utilities up 0.81, with total stock transactions around 592,400. Bond closes list slight moves, with 40 Bonds at 86.96 and 1st Rails at 90.02 up 0.10. Dow Jones futures index closes at 139.31.
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Indianapolis and St Louis Live Stock Market Report
Market reports from Indianapolis and St Louis list hogs, cattle, and sheep prices with ranges for various weights and classes. Highlights include hogs mostly steady to lower, sows mixed, cattle and calves plentiful in some markets, lambs and sheep showing steady or improved quotes in selected lots. Figures cover No 1 190-240 lb hogs at 28.00-28.75, sows 21.50-24.50 in St Louis, and cattle slaughter benchmarks near mid 20s to high 20s in Chicago.
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Indianapolis Livestock
Indianapolis
AP Usda
ST. Louis
National Stockyards
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UPI
Vigo County Announces 1966 County Staff Appointments
The Vigo County Commissioners released the 1966 appointments Friday with few changes from last year. Key staff include county attorney Leonard P. Kincade health officials Dr Werner L Lowenstein and Dr D A Hoover, nurse Clara Bell, courhouse crew like custodian Robert Schaffer and janitors across floors, highway staff William Wahl and John Hanley, and district foremen Lawrence All Edgar Hagerman.
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Vigo
Harry P. Brentlinger
Leonard P. Kincade
Werner L. Lowenstein
Betty Kuntz
Paul Welch
Charles Peters
George Hoffman
D. A. Hoover
Paul F. Zwerner
Clara Bell
Lottie M. Bailey
Dorothy Conrad
Robert Schaffer
Catherine Clark
Law Library
Burlin Armstrong
Theresa Turner
Charles Long
Herschel Hadley
Alfred Heidenger
John Silcock
Carl Koile
Carl Koile, Superintendent of County Home
William A. Friend
Herman Thompson
Earl L. Hude
John Burke
Alexander N. Lawson
James Wolford
Ed Broadhurst
Miners Examining Board
Norris Shake
Monument
Hurley Creasey
Roy Hennaman
Court House
Frank Crawford
Veterans Administration Department
Margaret Terhorst
Veterans Administration
Clarence Apple
Albert Elkins
William Wahl
John Hanley
George Adair
Louise Creasey
Joe J. Miller
Katherine B. Radtke
Pansy Hoffman
William Bauer
Carl Miller
Lawrence All
Edgar Hagerman
Injured Carrier in Fair Shape After Bicycle Crash
Mike Airhart a 13 year old newspaper carrier from 1432 Eagle Street was listed in fairly good condition Friday at Union Hospital after a car bicycle collision Wednesday at the intersection of 13th and Walnut Streets. Police say Claude Allen of 2308 1st Avenue drove the car and struck Airhart as he tried to cross the street. An emergency response was reported. Allen was not detained.
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Eagle St
Union Hospital
13Th
Walnut Sts
Airhart
Claude Allen
1St Ave
Ryan Fasalanes
Allen
Local Market Prices for Grains Hogs and Eggs
Wheat 1.55 Yellow ear corn 1.17 yellow shell corn 1.19 White ear corn 1.20 white shell corn 1.22 Rye 1.18 Yellow soybean 2.59 black and mixed soybeans 2.39 Milo 1.88 per hundred. Hogs 200 to 220 lbs 27.50 to 27.75 Sows 23.00 and down. Indiana Indianapolis roasters 16 21 Eggs A large 3436 A medium 31 35 A small 27 31 B large 28 30.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Year 1965 ends with record gains but rising tensions
The year brought broad gains in the stock market and strong GNP growth with Americans producing $672 billion in goods and services and personal incomes near a record $540 billion. Unemployment fell to about 4 percent as profits rose to $45 billion. Yet volatility, inflation, and Viet Nam war uncertainty left executives wary about long term plans.
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New York
United States
On the Line a Look at 1960s Space and Sports Hopes
The column previews a raft of future events and shifts in sports and space. Mantle may retire from the Yankees amid aches while Whitey Ford considers broadcasting. Sonny Werblin plans to buy Toots Shor and move teams to 2 am AFL games. Casey Stengel may speak English again. A heavyweight bout with an Israeli challenger could emerge. Gemini’s remaining shots loom and the Surveyor mission with a $50 million rocket is set for a soft lunar landing. Ruth Montgomery is cited as a top seer.
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Mickey Mantle
Chuck
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Dizzy Dean
Joe Garagiola
Sonny Werblin
Toots Shor
AFL
Casey Stengel
Muhammed Ali
Ruth Montgomery
Christmas Twins Ask for Help With Downward Path
Jim Bishop revisits a family in hardship after a Christmas marked by debt and disbelief. John laments how readers may doubt their tale, noting total indebtedness of $30 yet finding happiness in his wife Mary. They plan to return to Florida, buoyed by resolve and a hopeful heart as New Year dawns.
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John
Mornin Judge Court Fines For Local Offenses
Morning judge city court records list Harry Hulett Sr 57 of 728 Helen Ave fined 45 for intoxicated pedestrian. Richard Hardesty 18 of 809 S Brown Ave fined 30 for minor possessing alcohol. Anthony Topping 18 of 3505 Ohio Blvd fined 30 for possession. Kenneth Kisner 26 of 1923 N 4th St fined 7.25 for improper registration. Jack Quillman 34 of 1127 Chestnut St assault and battery continued to Jan 7. Lloyd Haton 52 of 716 N 14th St leaving scene of property damage accident continued to Jan 7.
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Harry Hulett SR
Helen Ave
Richard Hardesty
S. Brown Ave
Anthony Topping
Ohio Blvd
Kenneth Kisner
4Th St
Jack Quillman
Chestnut St
Lloyd Haton
Six Indicted For Torture Slaying Of Girl In Indianapolis
Marion County grand jury handed down six first degree murder indictments in the torture slaying of Sylvia Marie Likens, 16, with a mother of seven and five children among the accused. Also charged was John N Kent, 31, for the strangling death of his mother. A former sheriff's sergeant, Charles Haine, faced a bribe charge. The panel also investigated Indiana securities dealings tied to a July helicopter crash and a $3 million stock shortfall, with new material anticipated.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Indiana
Sylvia Marie Likens
Gertrude Wright Baniszewski
John
Paula
Stephanie
Richard D. Hobbs
Coy Hubbard
Sylvia
Jennie
Hobbs
John N. Kent
Lenore H. Kent
Kent
Haine
Merit Board
Michael Dobich
Noble R. Pearcy
Fife
Criminal Court 2
Saul I. Rabb
Steel firm hikes price five dollars a ton
New York The Bethlehem Steel Corp announced a five dollar per ton rise in the price of some structural steel. It marks the first steel industry price hike attempt since 1962 when U S Steel and others rescinded increases under pressure from late President Kennedy.
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New York
Bethehem Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
John F. Kennedy
Vigo County Court Entries Highlight Divorces And Damages
Local vital statistics list multiple civil actions from Vigo courts including reciprocal enforcement of support between Sylvia Fugitt and David Keith Fugitt, and Betty Saberton with Arthur DeLong. Also shows divorces for Darlene Allen and Elizabeth Wendler, and numerous property transfers and estates from Vigo Superior Court No. 2. Overall, docket details include money due, damages awards, and real estate conveyances.
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Sylvia Fugitt
David Keith Fugitt
Ralph Berry
Betty Saberton
Arthur C. DeLong
Vigo Superior Court
Patricia Beck
Robert C. Skaggs
Wallace G.grosbach
Willard Lumsden
Donald J. Carpenter
Dix
Patrick
Radcliffe
Adamson
Vigo Superior Court No
Darlene Allen
Donald Lee Allen
C. William Allen
George Tofaute
Gloria L. Cuvelier
Frank C. Cuvelier
Donald Reely
Elizabeth A. Wendler
James Edward Wendler
Terre Haute Plan Commission schedules five zoning hearings
The Terre Haute City Plan Commission sets hearings for January 12, 1966 on five proposed ordinances. Reclassifications include Strawberry Hill from residential to restricted business, and various parcels at 1427 Locust Street, 1301 North Fruitridge Avenue, the Bush Lane subdivision, and properties adjoining 518 South 7th Street. Secretary Raymond J. Kearns signs.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Chases
Locust Street
Bush Lane
Vigo County
Harrison Township
Recorder of
7Th and
Section
Township 12
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Recorder’s Office
Fruitridge Avenue
Jeffer
Raymond
Recorder's Office
Jigo County
South 7Th Street
Parsons
Dewey
Township
Raymond J. Kearns
Notice of Administration in Vigo County Probate
Notice is given that Walter L. Osmer was appointed Administrator of the estate of Rolla H Shepherd deceased on December 16 1965 in Vigo Circuit Court. Claims must be filed within six months of first publication or be barred. Dated Terre Haute Indiana December 16 1965. Leonard F Conrad Clerk. Robert H Duffy Attorney. In the estate of William Henry Quilliam deceased final account presented for examination and approval on January 11 1966. Elizabeth Snyder Executrix. Judge H Ralph Johnston. Everett Attorneys.
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State of
Indiana
County of
Vigo
Rolla
Walter L. Osmer
Rolla H. Shepherd
Terre Haute
Leonard F. Conrad
Vigo County
Robert H. Duffy
William Henry Quilliam
Elizabeth Snyder
Vigo Circuit Court
Jon
Azd
H. Ralph Johnston
Eaes and
Everett
Herbert B. Hunt
Ethelda Hunt
Stanley E. Stohr
Appointment of Administratrix in Hunt Estate
In Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division Herbert B. Hunts estate case No 25840 Ethelda Hunt was appointed Administratrix on December 30 1965 Notice states claims will be barred after that date Attorney Stanley E Stohr Jay
Rats Launch Campaign to Save Crops in Meert Uttar Pradesh
Rodents ravage crops as a kill rats drive begins in Meerat in northern India. Officials estimate rodents consume or ruin about 6 percent of food grains in Uttar Pradesh.
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Meerut
India
Uttar Pradesh
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