Local Markets Grain and Hog Prices Report
Wheat 1.19 per bushel. Yellow ear corn 1.05. Yellow shell corn 1.07. Rye 1.11. Yellow soy beans 2.58. MLet 1.65. Hogs 200 to 220 lbs 20.65 to 20.90. Sows 17.50 and down. Indianapolis Poultry listing from AP. Dow Jones Averages noted.
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PepsiCo
PhilaEl
Pillsbry
Associated Press
Louisville
Memphis
Albany
Miami
Albuquerque
Milwaukee
Atlanta
ReyTob
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Cloudy
Riegel Pap van
Bismarck
Rain
New Orleans
Clear
Gracew
Boise
New York
Boston
Okla City
Rohr Co
Buffalo
Omaha
Gt Nor
Chicago
Rain Estes
Philadelphia
Dant Gore
Phoenix
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
StrosLd
Ptind
UPI
Denver
Antlers
Sta
Des Moines
Ptund
Stock Exchange Thursda Gulf Oil
Detroit
Rapid City
Aim Close
Scinley
Gulf Wst
Sears A
Honolulu
San Diego
Vy Shell Oil
An Indianapolis
San Fran Clar
Glen Alden
An Hewitt P
Simmns
Jacksonville
Seattle
Arine
HiltHot
L Sinclair
Nat GenCorp Hoff Electa
Nta
Singerc
Juneau
Tampa
Chrysler
Kansas City
Washington
GAFC
SouthCo
Los Angeles
Winnipeg
Gulf West
Howme
Sou Pac
Imperial Cp
Ing Rand
T&t
Tas
Itek Corp
Sup Oil Swift Co
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Tennec
Texaco
Acme
Adresso
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Admiral Co
Kellog
Transitron
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AllegPr
Ennmii
Va TriCon
Kennecott
Allied St
UnoCal
AmCyan Lh
Kroger
Amer
Libby Me
Amt&t
Lorillard
Lou Nash
Upjohn
Armour
Lukens Stl
Jtahpl
ArmsCk
Me VendoCo
Assolnv
la Macy Co
É Vietor Co
Atchisn
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Va Elec Pw
AulRich
Magma
Atlas Corp
Magnavox
Walgren
Warn Lam
Martin Ma
Sal Massey
WsAirLine
WsBane
Bangor
W Union
West el
Fd 1.65 71% 70% 71 ¥ a+ 1% McGro
Weyerh
McGroi
McLean
Bendix
Merck
Woolworth
Boeing
BolseCas
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Borger
Mobil Oi
Bourns Inced
Onsan
Braniffa
MontWard
Motorola
Bristol
American Stock Exchange
MurpCo
Aerojet
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AlidCon
Budd Co
Nat Alrl
Asso Ou&g
Corp
NatSteel
Clary
CnPac
NewPower
Newbery
CarolTel
Dixilye Cp
Ford
Es Frontier Air
Greer Hydle
Husky O Isd
Ohio
Kaiser Ind
Lee Natsb
Chrysler Luree
New Park
Colgate
Otis
Collins
Owens
Cbss
PacGas
PacPwr
Pet&t
Crowell
Col
Cudahy Cora
Cyprus
Denisoo
Indiana
Indianapolis
USDA
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Summary
Indianapolis and Chicago livestock markets show hogs steady to higher with varied weights and gains up to 25 cents. Cattle and calves trading with multiple price ranges for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, and vealers. Chicago totals include hogs bidding 20.00 to 22.25 and cattle near 28.50 for prime yields.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Chicago
Weather and commodity notes from multiple markets
Indiana and Illinois temperatures will run well below normal through midweek with cooler spells and periodic warmups. Rain showers and thunderstorms expected Saturday and Wednesday totaling about three quarters to one inch. Grain futures in Chicago mostly lower with wheat near seasonal lows. Indiana hogs show steady demand with mixed weight bracket prices. Chicago produce and eggs show steady wholesale prices. Columbus eggs report modest cartons and farm poultry prices.
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Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Free Economy Faces Jobless Inflation Dilemma
The piece discusses the 1960s labor market, noting unemployment near 3.5 to 4 percent and inflation around 4 percent. It cites economists and forecasts from Wharton and Fortune, explores wage and price controls vs free markets, productivity trends, and possible deflationary pressures to protect the dollar, with teens joining the temporary workforce. The article weighs whether full employment can coexist with stable prices and predicts possible inflation or job losses.
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New York
Fortune Magazine
Labor Department
In the Winter Hatchick on a Ninety Pound Wisp
A brief cartoon caption notes winter attire with a fragile girl figure, referencing Hatlo’s They’ll Do It Every Time. The scene centers on a ninety-pound girl in heavy coat and galoshes, conveyed in a humorous, light tone characteristic of the strip.
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Hatlo's
Drowned Dummies Recalled as Pool Arrangements
In Gerona Spain hotel guests alerted police after spotting two bikini clad figures at the pool bottom. Investigations showed the figures were dummies left by a film company’s special effects team who had stepped away for lunch.
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Gerona
Spain
UPI
No Turn sign on W 6th at Chestnut causes arrests
City erected the No Turn sign at Indiana State University request to ease congestion at a busy campus intersection. Several defendants told city court the sign applied only when classes are in session, which is incorrect. The rule operates at all times from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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W. 6Th St
Chestnut
Indiana State University
Wall St. Charter urges cash buildup and high grade stocks
Blair & Co urges investors to keep cash reserves at 30 to 35 percent and upgrade portfolios with higher grade equities while guarding against shifting market sentiment. Hayden, Stone notes leadership moving from high flyers to quality issues and suggests selling or switching underperforming purchases. Winslow, Cohn & Stetson opposes the notion that high turnover signals a market top, viewing it as an anxious scramble by sophisticated buyers to secure good performers at reasonable prices.
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New York
UPI
Blair & Co
Hayden, Stone Inc
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Nursery Plans Summer Program At Southside Day Nursery
The Southside Day Nursery under Mrs Corrinna Edwards launches a summer program for children ages 3 to 5. Activities will occur on the shaded grassy playground with group games sandbox play action bars and swings plus the educational program. Volunteers Ingrid Justin and Lisa Kunkler assist daily with games and story hour. vacancies are available. contact Mrs Edwards at 1320 S 13th St.
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Southside Day Nursery
United Fund Agency
Corrinna Edwards
Mrs. Edwards
Judge orders gun destroyed in city court case
City Judge Paul M. Messick suspended sentence on Charles E. Howell 28 RR 2 West Terre Haute after pleading guilty to drawing a dangerous weapon. Howell was fined $50 and the gun involved was ordered destroyed by the Sheriff's Department.
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Paul M. Messick
Charles E. Howell
West Terre Haute
Howell
Messick
Church Council Annual Meeting Sunday in Terre Haute
The Terre Haute Area Council of Churches will hold its annual meeting Sunday at the Lutheran Student Center. The 7 p.m. business meeting will elect officers and feature a four-topic panel on local needs. Delegates from member churches nominate from the floor. Panel topics include housing, the Christopher Center, youth and law, and the elderly. Refreshments follow. all community members invited.
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Terre Haute Area
Hyte Center
Carita
S.P
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Three Fined in Collett Park Slide Case
Three young men charged with malicious destruction of property pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 30 days in the Vigo County Jail and fined $45 each in city court Friday. The jail sentence was suspended. James A. Clausen, 22, music teacher at Brazil High School, and two Rose Polytechnic Institute students, Richard H. Kerr, 23, and Kent W. Keys, 20, were arrested June 6 as they loaded a slide onto a truck in Collett Park. They paid for repairs to the slide before appearing in court.
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Vigo County
James A. Clausen
Brazil High School
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Richard H. Kerr
Kent W. Keys
6Th St
Collett Park
Demo Candidates Face Vigo County Young Democrats
Richard Bodine and a representative of Lt Gov Robert Rock addressed Vigo County Young Democrat Club members at St George's Hall in Terre Haute The meeting followed Bodine's Friday press conference at the Wabash Valley Press Club where he outlined his positions Mike Kearns urged attendance as club president
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Richard Bodine
Robert Rock
Indiana
Vigo County
Young Democrat Club
St. George’s Hall
S. 4Th St
Bodine
Wabash Valley Press Club
Terre Haute House
Mike Kearns
Case declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
The board of directors of J. S. Case Company in Racine Wisconsin today declared a regular quarterly dividend on the cumulative second preferred stock $1.44 convertible series at the rate of 36 cents per share to stockholders of record at the close of business July 17 1968 for the quarter ending July 31 1968 due and payable July 31 1968.
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Racine
Wisc
J. S. Case Company
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Business Mirror
AP Business Analyst
Wharton School of Finance & Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Afta
Wall St. Charter
Nursery Plans
Church Council
the Tribune-Star
Terre Haute Tribune-Star
Tribune-Star
Circulation Dept
Terre Haute
Wabash Ave
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