Wall Street bogged down by paper glut and outdated systems
New York AP reports a growing paper backlog on Wall Street as stocks surge. Brokers face obsolete methods, need for automation, and rising workloads. executives blame mismanagement, rapid growth in stock ownership, and the era of performance demands. The industry, once confident in stock ownership, now relies on low paid clerks to manage mounting paperwork.
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New York
Wall Street
Exchanges
New York Stock Exchange
Notice to bid on one ton van type unit for Vigo County schools
The Vigo County School Corporation invites sealed bids by July 8 1968 4 00 P M for a one ton van type unit bids must meet specifications on file with the Purchasing Director 3205 Park Ave North Terre Haute IN A certified check or 10 percent bond is required and non collusion affidavits must be executed The board may accept reject all bids Secretary Caldwell Secretary Caldwell Vigo County School Corporation reserves rights to readvertise or reject any bids Also notices call for coal bids for the 1968 1969 school year with identical bid procedures and bond requirements Executor Samuel E Beecher Jr has qualified as executor of Everett Cirtin deceased claims due within six months Terre Haute IN June 7 1968 Leonard F Conrad Clerk Vigo Circuit Court
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Board of School Trustees
Vigo County
Indiana
Board of
Walnut Street
Terre Haute
Director of Purchasing
Park Avenue
North
State Board of Accounts
Vigo County School Corporation
William G. Kessel
Artest
Charlotte E. Caldwell
Vigo County School, Corporation
Aid Board of School Trustees
County of
Vigo
Everett Cirtin
Samuel E. Beecher Jr
Leonard F. Conrad
On County School Corporation
State of
Earl Shields
Edward S. Everett
Everett and
Everett
Wrong Plane Arrival Stirs Charleston Conference Welcome
At Charleston Municipal Airport a 50 foot red carpet greeted Gov. John Connally of Texas for the Southern Governors Conference. A private B26 arrived to refuel and was guided to the wrong parking area after pilot L A Stalling of Tulsa Oklahoma introduced himself as Gov Stalling claiming to be from the state of Confusion.
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Charleston
S.C
John Connally
Texas
L. A. Stalling
Tulas
Okla
Stalling
Wall St. Charter warns of overbought market risks
Wall St. Charter says many issues are quite over bought and a sudden change in psychology could trigger a short term bearish condition. It advises a selective purchase approach and recommends protective stops on all positions amid an increasingly speculative advance.
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New York
UPI
Tessel, Patrick & Ostran
Market buoyancy tied to tax bill outlook warns of profit taking
E. F. Hutton & Co. remarks that much of the market's buoyancy rests on the tax surcharge spending cut bill heading to a vote. Traders may book profits and lighten up before the bill's vote, creating an irregular trend for a few sessions. No definite sign that seasonal highs have been reached.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
Hutton Warns on Fast-Stepping Market Favorites
W. E. Hutton & Co notes hazards for individuals holding funds with strong positions in fast-moving markets. It warns many good performers have reached vulnerable levels and a sudden attitude shift can be touched off easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hutton & Co
Attorney Arrested On Gun Charge In Terre Haute
Terre Haute attorney C William Allen 21 McKinley Blvd arrested by city police on charges of discharging a firearm within the city malicious destruction of property and shooting with intent to kill after Max L Watson 1709 S 4th St reported shots at his home Police found bullet holes in the Watson house and in Janice Watson s 1961 Volkswagen A German P 38 9mm pistol was found in Allen s car seat A Harrison Two charge filed then dropped in Justice of the Peace Andrew Atelski s court by Max Watson on shooting with intent to kill
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Terre Haute
C. William Allen
McKinley Blvd
Max L. Watson
S. 4Th St
Watson
Janice Watson
Allen
Harrison Two
Justice of the Peace
Andrew Atelski
Max Watson
Franklin School Hit by Burglars
Burglars entered Ben Franklin School over the weekend and fled with a movie projector and a tape recorder. Janitor Dale Pearson found a broken rear door window Monday morning as ventilators were removed from classroom doors and rooms were ransacked. Police continue investigating and officials review for additional missing items.
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Ben Franklin School
Dale Pearson
Tick birds and rhinoceros birds explained
Tick birds are also called rhinoceros birds because they pick ticks from the deep folds of these huge animals, helping reduce parasites on their hosts.
Indianapolis hog and cattle market report
AP dispatch from Indianapolis and Chicago markets shows hogs selling at higher bids with active trade and varied weights, cattle and calves steady to higher, buyers attentive. hogs at 1-3 220-260 lb 20.50-21.50 in Indianapolis, sows up to 18.75, cattle steady to higher with steers 26.25-27.00 and heifers 25.25-26.00, lambs and sheep prices mixed. wheat futures rise slightly on lower acreage outlook.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Chicago
Indiana
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Mercantile Exchange dairy and poultry prices report
Chicago prices show butter easing four to four percent with AA 93 score at 65.54, A 92 at 65.00, B 90 at 64.42, C 89 at 60.5. Eggs hold steady to down slightly with Grade A whites 34, mediums 27, standards 26. Live poultry wholesale prices steady with roasters around 24.14 to 26.42 and special fed White Rock fryers 20 to 21.4.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
Market Egg Prices Reported From Columbus Farm Sale
In Columbus the AP notes egg delivery sizes with large cartons at 37 to 41 cents, medium 29 to 33 cents, small 20 to 22 cents. Poultry farm rates show fryers from 15 to 1642 cents, heavy hens scarce, light hens 5 to 6 cents.
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Columbus, Ohio
New York Eggs New York Wholesale Prices Decline
Wholesale egg offerings are ample in New York State with demand slow on Monday. Whites for Fancy large eggs range 33 to 35 cents per dozen while Browns Fancy large eggs range 35 to 36 cents per dozen.
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New York
USDA
Enlistments Announced at Local Army Recruiting Station
SFC Mitchell F. Miskel Jr announces the enlistment of 12 Wabash Valley men. Terre Haute recruits include Charles E. Girton 20 Robert C. May Jr 18 Frederick D. Rogers 20 Gary L. Alkire 17 Albert J. Roach 17 Albert L. Gifford 18 Claude R. Allen 18 Other enlistments list Michael J. Salb 18 Rockville Richard D. Hill 19 Gary R. Warmouth 19 Roger D. Westbrook 19 and Gary J. Cooper 17 from Shelburn.
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SFC
Mitchell F. Miskel Jr
Wabash Valley Area
Terre Haute
Charles E. Girton
Sylvia J. Girton
Chase St
Robert C. May, Jr
Erd
Robert C. May
Clay Ave
Frederick D. Rogers
Francis D. Rogers
Gary L. Alkire
Clarence A. Alkire
Albert J. Roach
Charles A. Roach
N. Sth
Albert L. Gifford
Loyal J. Gifford
Brown Ave
Claude R. Allen
1St Ave
Michael J. Salb
Joseph V. Salb
Bowling Green
Richard D. Hill
Alexander H. Hill
Jefferson St
Rockville
Gary R. Warmouth
Wayne F. Warmouth
Primrose Drive
Roger D. Westbrook
Hymera
Gary J. Cooper
Isaac
Three Estates Are Admitted For Probate In Vigo Court
Three estates were admitted to probate Monday before Commissioner Edward L. Hamilton in Vigo Circuit Court. Bessie Jeffers of Terre Haute appointed executrix of Charles H. Jeffers estate. value listed at 6000 real and 1400 personal property. Jean S. Hector named administratrix with will annexed of Edna O. Schlachter estate. 3250 real and 40 personal items listed. Gertrude R. Truman named administratrix of Julia F. Pettus estate. heirs include Marian Pettus and two sons. No real property listed. personal property undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Hamilton
Vigo
Bessie Jeffers
AR 4
Terre Haute
Charles H. Jeffers
Jean S. Hector
2Nd Ave
Edna 0. Schlichter
Julia F. Pettus
Marian Pettus
N. 12
Richard Pettus
Indianapolis
Edward L. Pettus
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Atty
Frederick T. Bauer
Meredith Held After Harlem School Incident
New York AP James Meredith was arrested trying to enter Harlem Public School 175 amid a protest over teacher Ralph Poynter. Poynter was charged with harassment and resisting arrest. Meredith faced disorderly conduct. The Harlem group Concerned Parents demanded Poynter's reinstatement, citing community participation and prior actions to pressure the district.
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New York
James H. Meredith
Harlem
Ralph Poynter
Harvey Nagler
Poynter
Meredith
Public School
Board of Education
Concerned Parents and Community Organizations
Open Housing 100 Years Old Court Rules
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that the 1866 civil rights law bars private and public racial discrimination in housing sales and rentals. Justice Stewart said Congress meant the law, applying to inherit, purchase, lease, sell, hold, and control property. The decision upheld the law’s reach over private actions in the St. Louis area case involving Joseph Lee Jones and his white wife Barbara Jo.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Potter Stewart
John M. Harlan
Byron
R. White
United States
Joseph Lee Jones
Barbara Jo
Paddock Woods
St. Louis
Romney son injured in Beaulac crash in France
Willard Mitt Romney son of Governor George Romney of Michigan sustained a head injury described as not serious after his car collided with another auto in Beaulac southern France on Sunday.
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Bordeaux
France
UPI
Willard Mitt Romney
George Romney
Michigan
Beaulac
Alleged Home Burglars Held On Bonds
Two men faced first degree burglary charges in Harrison Township court. Charles Akers and Willard Waller, held on 25,000 bonds, were accused of entering the vacant home of Mary L. Grimes, longtime Tribune society editor, after her body was found. Grimes, 83, may have died of natural causes days earlier. autopsy pending.
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Harrison Township
Justce of
Andrew Atelski
Mary L. Grimes
THE
Tribune
Vigo County
Charles E. Akers
West Terre Haute
Willard E. Waller
Marshall
Grimes
Miss Grimes
Gallup poll shows work plan attracts more support than minimum income
Gallup poll of 1,570 adults nationwide finds 58 percent oppose a guaranteed minimum income while 36 percent support it. In contrast 78 percent back a guaranteed work plan with 18 percent opposed and 4 percent undecided, with stronger backing among nonwhites and lower income respondents.
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Princeton
N. J
UPI
Gallup
Town Police Court Docket Of Traffic Violations Fines Set
A list of local traffic and public intoxication citations includes John M Parks 18 of 2229 Poplar fined 32 25 for speeding Benjamin Jones 30 RR 4 fined 32 25 for reckless driving Chadwick Pierce 17 1456 Plum St fined 25 25 for traffic light violation Marvie Jenkins 59 RR 4 fined 32 25 for speeding Kenneth Nolan 50 40 N E 8th Linton fined 32 25 James E Mott 22 2410 Arleth St Terre Haute no registration fined 7 25 Harold E Ellinger 40 1549 Grand Ave traffic light violation fined 17 25 Lawrence Johnson 49 318 N 9th Clinton public intoxication fined 45 and 10 days Vigo Co Jail Harold L Roseberry 36 Fr Wayne public intoxication fined 30 and ten days suspended jail sentence James C Gorman 51 public intoxication fined 30 Edward Everett Hager 35 1831 N 1st St public intoxication fined 30 and 15 days in jail Verlin D Pennell 18 105 N 8th St West Terre Haute muffler violation fined 3 25 Charles William Stutzman 33 Hollywood Fla traffic light violation fined 27 25
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Lawrence Johnson
Clinton
Vigo Co
Edward Everett Hager
N. 1St St
Father and son drawn to ten year terms in Vigo Circuit Court
Russell R LeClercq age 56 and son James R LeClercq 33 were sentenced to one to ten years in Indiana State Prison for theft of stolen property. Pleas for probation were denied. Other LeClercq relatives faced dismissals for lack of evidence. Ronald W Sims faced continued armed robbery and second degree burglary charges with July trial dates in separate cases. Clyde R Marshall had aggravated assault and battery dismissed as he is in federal custody.
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Terre Haute
Vigo
Indiana State Prison
H. Ralph Johnston
Russell R. LeClercq
Krumbhaar St
James R. LeClercq
Russell LeClercq
Raymond L. LeClercq
S. 12Th St
Richard LeClercq
S. 11Th St
Russell
James LeClercq
Martinsville
Ronald W. Sims
Sims
Thomas Smith
Beech St
Luigi’s Pizza
N. 13Th St
Marvin Manning
Paris
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
N. 9Th St
Manning
Clyde R. Marshall
Poplar St
Bcause
Marshall
Wreckage Found Off Wexford Coast From Airliner Crash
Irish officials said wreckage was spotted on the ocean bottom seven miles off County Wexford, near the March 24 crash of the Aer Lingus Viscount, which killed 61 people.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
County Wexford
Wisconsin crime lab says expert Wilimovsky quits
Madison based report states Wilimovsky, a lie detector expert for the Wisconsin crime laboratory, resigns claiming overwork. The brief notes the sudden departure amid internal staffing questions and investigative work.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Wilimovsky
Willimovsky
Wisconsin Crime Laboratory
Indiana Toll Hits 600 with 12 Road Deaths
Indiana recorded its 600th traffic fatality of the year during a 12-death weekend that included a deadly Dubois County crash. The wreck on U.S. 231 near Dale killed four, and 12-year-old Mike Stroebel died later of injuries in Evansville. Several other fatalities occurred across Lafayette, Parke County, Columbus, Lebanon, Valparaiso, and Putnam County, with Herschel McClintick added after a crash near Reddington.
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Indiana
Dubois County
U.S
Dale
Robert Stroebel
Huntingburg
Marie
Sarah
John W. Mullins
Mike Stroebel
Evansville
James Lade
Lafayette
Fountain County
Indiana 28
Attica
James Ray
Tangier
Montezuma
Parke County
Mary Carmer
Columbus
Robert Hunter
Lebanon
Dee A. Lay
Chicago
U.S. 30
Valparaiso
Charles E. Buis
Fillmore
U.S. 40
Putnam County
Mount Meridian
Herschel McClintick
Seymour
Louisville
Reddington
U.S. 31
Jackson
McClintick
Local ads and services circle 104 S. 7th to Fenwood area
A compact jumble of business promos lists The Pink Pussycat at 104 S. 7th with bikinis and summer wear, wigs and wig services, Fenwood Beauty Shop at 3106 Fenwood, Greenwood Drugs, WIGGY Styles at 1454 S. 17, and a chiropractor at 439 N. 9th.
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Fenwood Beauty Shop
Fenwood
Alcoholics Anonymous
Greenwood Drugs
Margaret Morgan
Notice of Bids for Painting Vigo County Schools
Notice invites bids by 4 00 P M DST July 8 1968 at the School Administration Building Terre Haute Indiana for painting at Vigo County School Corporation schools. Bids must meet specifications on file with the Director of Purchasing..Requires non-collusion affidavit and bond equal to 100 of total bid. Also notices appointment of administrator for Earl Shields estate and final account for Gertrude Kelley estate with court date July 17 1968 and heirs required to appear. Donna Morris personal representative. H Ralph Johnston Vigo Circuit Court judge. Berry Kincade Miller Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
County of
Vigo
Gertrude Kelley
Donna Morris
Vigo Circuit
H. Ralph Johnston
Berry, Kincade and Miller
Con Man Targeting Terre Haute Residents Alerted
Chief of Detectives Ted Melvin warns elderly Terre Haute residents to beware a con man using a city directory to target bank accounts. The scammer calls people with last names starting with A or B and claims to be "the man from the bank" seeking bank numbers. Do not share sensitive details.
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Terre Haute
Ted Melvin
Melvin
Nkomo and aides moved to separate Rhodesia camp
Black nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo and four aides have been isolated in a separate camp at the Gonakudingwa Restriction Center in southeast Rhodesia. Mrs. Johanna Nkomo says they are regarded as the most dangerous restrictees and she has not been allowed to visit since October 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulawayo
Rhodesia
Joshua W Nkomo
Johanna Nkomo
Nkomo
Gonakudingwa
Notice of Public Sale of Vehicles and More
Public cash sale set for June 18 1968 at 10 am for two vehicles including a 67 Dodge D 200 Camper and a 67 Plymouth Fury with sale name Merchants National Bank and Snelling Snell ing as the consignors. Sale location 100 N 2nd St. Bidders may bid and the right to bid is reserved. Contact Jane at 235 8073 for details and multiple offers listed with prices 4800 and 6500.
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St We
Introductory Sale on Men's Toupees at Richards Wigs
An introductory sale offers men’s toupees priced at 99.95 with demonstrations in home by appointment. For more information call 232 4154. Richards Wigs located at 26 South 7th.
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Richard
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Kenneth Nolan
N. E
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Arleth St
Harold E. Ellinger
Grand Ave
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Verlin D. Pennell
N. 8Th St
Charles William Stutzman
Hollywood
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16Th St
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Wabash Ave
Ind
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9Th Street
Kruger
Buick
America
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Wabash
A.M
Merchants National Bank
Carl Seest
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Jane
Snelling & Snelling
Snelling & Snellin
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Lie
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Fruitridge
Call
Pat Peteen
Snelling & Bed
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Fenwood Ave
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Lodge
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W.M
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Secy
F&am
Glenn Pine
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