New York Markets Grain and Stock Averages
New York markets report grain prices for wheat corn rye yellow soybeans and mile with hogs sows and poultry figures from Indianapolis and AP. The Dow Jones closing range shows 30 Industrials 906.22 high 890.71 low 892.58 close with declines across sectors including 20 Rails 225.80 222.93 223.64 15 Utils 125.96 123.88 124.20 and 65 Stocks 309.83 305.00 305.77 net changes: Industrials off 12.02 Rails off 1.48 Utils off 1.22 Stocks off 3.27.
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Gillette
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TranUn
Glf Mob
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Ohio
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Ashland
Hess Oil
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Moratorium on All Coal Mines in Illinois
The United Mine Workers in Illinois called a moratorium on coal mining for 15,000 members starting at midnight Thursday to observe the funeral of John L. Lewis, former national UMW leader who died Wednesday. District 12 president Kenneth Wells said the action follows a telegram from national headquarters with about half of Illinois UMW members still active in mines. Area members are urged to join memorial services Monday in churches and union halls.
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Springfield
Ill
United Mine Workers In
Illinois
John L. Lewis
Kenneth Wells
District 12
UMW
Ilinois
Wells
Alcoa weighs community attitude in site selection
Aluminum Co of America executives stress that beyond land, taxes, and utilities a site must offer a progressive, fair community. They evaluate school quality pollution efforts leadership and religious attitudes, with traffic labor and expansion potential guiding the final choice.
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New York
Nashville
Tenn
John Harper
Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Harper
Wells Hearings Highlight IVTech Funding Debate
The hearings on the Indiana state vocational plan continued as critics urged stronger IVTech support while Wells, chairing the State Board for Vocational and Technical Education, defended funding allocations. He noted the plan would place the school superintendent as board chair and that federal funds, including for IVTech, depend on new approvals.
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Ivtech
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Afl-Cio
Indiana Hospital Association
Indiana Farm Bureau
Wells
State Board For Vocational and Technical Education
Max F. Wight
Indiana Aflcio Secetary
Tvtech
Indiana State Afl-Cio
IWTC
Indianapolis
Bedford
Indiana
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Motion to Quash in Lewis Case Proceeds in Vigo Court
A motion to quash the second degree burglary charge against Frank M. Lewis 29 of 2333 Liberty Ave was filed Friday in Vigo Circuit Court by defense attorney Robert H. Brown. Judge H Ralph Johnston reserved ruling until June 20.
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Frank M. Lewis
Liberty Ave
Vigo Circuit
Robert H. Brown
H. Ralph Johnston
Lewis
Modern Welding & Boiler Works
N. Fruitridge Ave
Otis D. Gore
Gary
Gore
Rptv Sales
Lafayette Ave
Arthur Stovall Jr
Donald Britt
Richard Cronin
Man Charged in Murder Near Grand Rapids
William Moritz, 25, of Wyoming, Michigan, was arraigned on a murder charge in the death of Donna Vicemary Gehring, a 33-year-old secretary whose partially clad body was found in a grassy field south of Grand Rapids. Washtenaw County deputies, active in Ann Arbor slayings, investigated possible connections between the cases.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
William Moritz
Wyoming
Donna Vicemary Gehring
Stock Market At Lowest Level of Year
New York trading opened amid a tightening money climate and a Nixon administration hint of wage and price controls if surtax relief fails. The Dow fell to 892.58, its lowest since August 1968, with 1,187 declines and 251 advances on the NYSE. Brokers said institutions are dumping stocks while investors sit out the volatility.
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New York
Congress
New York Exchange
Market Reports From Indianapolis cattle and hog prices
Market reports show hogs mostly 25 higher while cattle and calves tested. feeders range 23 to 26 per cwt for various weights. Slaughter steers bring 34 to 34.75 per cwt with mixed goods 32.5 to 34. Heifers fetch 33 or so, cows and utilities 20 to 23, cutters 17 to 20, canners 16 to 18, with sows steady and weights listed.
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Indianapolis
Chicago livestock and grain prices slide on mixed futures
Chicago hog and cattle markets show steady to higher live stock prices with hogs 3,500 head, cattle 4,000 head and calves absent. Wheat futures fall over 1 cent amid Kansas City exchange weakness, while butter eggs hold steady with wholesale prices unchanged to higher. Indiana hog market reports strong demand with barrows and gilts up to 50 cents, sows steady to higher and oscillating weights from 190 to 450 pounds.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Indianapolis
USDA
Indiana
Treasury balance report shows large year-to-date figures
Treasury accounts through June 10 show withdrawals of 193.385 billion dollars and deposits of 182.216 billion. The cash balance stands at 4.526 billion with public debt of 363.105 billion and gold holdings at 10.367 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Wall Street Charter Sees Cautious Outlook Amid Instability
Wall Street analysts from Hayden Stone and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis offer cautious views on the market. They cite technical damage and eroding investor confidence while noting potential gains from oil discoveries in Alaska and long term potential in paper equities.
Stock handlers vote on wage pact at East St. Louis
About 135 striking stock handlers vote on a tentative wage agreement with St. Louis National Stockyards Co. Local 225 of the Amalgamated Meatcutter and Butcher Workmen will decide at a 5 p.m. meeting in the stock yards auction arena. Details were withheld until ratification. The strike began Sunday when the contract expired, halting operations at the hog and cattle market.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
St. Louis National Stockyards Co
Amalgamated Meatcutter and
Fire destroys Horns Feed Mill in Waterloo Illinois
A four hour blaze gutted Horns Feed Mill and its attached grain elevator in Waterloo Illinois. Owner Harold Horn estimated damage at 250000 dollars. Fire personnel from Red Bud Columbia and Walmeyer assisted Waterloo firefighters.
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Waterloo, Ill
Horn
Harold Horn
Red Bud
Columbia
Walmeyer
Waterloo Department
Illinois FFA names 1969-70 state president and officers
Artie Tenhouse of Liberty elected 1969 70 president of the Illinois Future Farmers of America chapter. He succeeds Dan Lehmann of Pleasant Plains. Jim Buck of Penfield is vice president and James Setterstrom of Orangeville becomes secretary treasurer. Dick Crone of Harvard is reporter.
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Champaign, Ill
Artie Tenhouse
Liberty
Illinois
Future Farmers of America
Dan Lehmann
Pleasant Plains
Jim Buck
Penfield
James Setterstrom
Orangeville
Dick Crone
Harvard
Public hearing on liquor permits Vigo County Indiana
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Vigo County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 9 a m July 7 1969 in Terre Haute to consider applications for beer wine and liquor permits from multiple applicants including Glenn H and Juanita E Jones dba Keno s Karry Out Korner Jemily J Corey Maude Nasser Esther Reupke Conren Inc dba Great Scot Super market Harry E and Margaret E Allen and Haag Drug Co Inc and others The hearing is open to the public and information on the fitness of applicants will be received Also notice of executor qualification for Albert Smedier deceased is published asserting Thomas M Patrick qualified as Executor on June 12 1960 and all claims must be filed within six months from the first publication of this notice
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Vigo County
Indiana
Terre Haute
Glenn H
Juanita E. Jones
Dba
Keno
Karry Out Korner
Lafayette Ave
Jemiely J. Corey
North 8Th St
Maude Nasser
Ash St
Esther Reupke
Mr. M's
South 7Th St
Conren, Inc
John R. Holdren
Lake View Dr
Richard Davission
Venice Myers
Longworth Ave
Indianapolis
Wabash Ave
New
Vigo
Albert Smedier
Thomas M. Patrick
Albert Smedler
William J. Brighton
Cunty
Dix
Dix. Patrick, Ratcliffe and
Adamson
State of
Lelia Redifer
Fred A Haton Sr
Vigo Circuit Court
County of
Mary A Heaton
Paul W Heaton
Mary A. Heaton
Bauer, Bauer and Bauer
Notices of bids and public hearings in Terre Haute Indiana
Sealed proposals for printing of university publications and for roadway and building improvements are invited by Indiana State University and Terre Haute boards. Bids are due by July 1 1969 for printing contracts and by July 4 1969 for airport and related work. Proposals must include bonds and comply with state bidding rules. Also notices announce estate settlements nonresident divorce action and a zoning variance hearing set for June 23 1969.
Terre Haute Handicap Doubles Tennis Tournament Set
The Terre Haute Men s Doubles Handicap tennis tournament is set for Saturday and Sunday. Tournament director Dave Crispin states the first round begins at 10 a m Saturday. Sponsored by the Terre Haute Tennis Club.
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Terre Haute
Dave Crispin
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