Wall Street Report Steels Industrials Gain In Mixed Trade
New York traders moved modestly higher as gains outweighed losses on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow rose about 1.4 points at noon, while the Associated Press average gained 0.5 and industrials rose 0.9. Victor Comptometer led volume on a 150,000 share block.
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New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Victor Comptometer
Up 1
Benguet
Texas Gulf
American Stock Exchange
Scranton in Cairo as Nixon aide seeks Middle East peace
Former Gov William Scranton arrived in Cairo for talks with Egyptian officials on behalf of President-elect Nixon. He visited Tehran and Beirut and met Palestinian Arabs who said no outside power could force a settlement. U Thant urged restraint as Israeli Jordanian clashes along the frontier eased after heavy fighting earlier in the week.
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William W. Scranton
Cairo
Nixon
Middle East
Scranton
Tehran
Beirut
New York
Israel
Jordan
U.N
U Thant
United Nations
Georgia cattle auctions report yields steady receipts and varied prices
Georgia cattle auctions across 24 markets posted 12 100 receipts, up from last week and near year-ago. Slaughter steers and cows showed wide ranges from 7.59 to 27.80 per hundredweight for top cuts, with calves and feeders trading 20 to 42 dollars per head depending on weight and grade. Atlanta fruit and vegetable market saw moderate receipts with apples Florida citrus steady and Georgia potatoes and greens moving within narrow bands.
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New York
Inc
Honeywell
Am Air L
Metals Climax
Kaiser
I Ligg & My
Lockh Air
Armour
Lou & Nash Babcock
Masonite
Fds
Mead Cp
Bell & How
Mobil Oil
Beth Steel
Monson
Cola Cola
Pet Inc
Collins Radio
Polaroid
CBS
Proct & G
RCA
Delta Air L
Raytheon
Dow Chem Repub
Dymo Ind
Reyn Met
du Pont
Rexall
East Air L OM
Rey Tob
East Kod
Tr R C Cola
Eltra
St. Regis Pap
Firestone
Sid Scott Paper Co
Fla
P&l
Sears Roeb
Va Sinclair
Sou Co
Ss Rd
Flowers Industries
South Ga
Swift Res Wa
Tel & Fi AZ
U S
Stee
Goodrich
Westg
Elec
Goodyear NV
Atlanta
Georgia
Choice
Florida
Live Poultry Prices Rise at Atlanta Farms
Demand for live broilers and fryers remains strong in Atlanta. Prices at farms quoted around 12 to 21 cents for various weights, with trading active and offerings short to ample. Reports indicate heavy demand for hens and light-type birds, with prices around 9 to 20 cents depending on type.
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Atlanta
Hog Receipts Report From Georgia Market
Hog receipts in Thomasville Georgia show 5 300 head tied to packer hog sales across Georgia Florida and Alabama. Barrows and gilts listed as steady with plant delivered basis mixed. Prices for 190 240 lb hogs range from 17 25 to 18 00 dollars, 240 270 lb hogs 16 25 to 17 25, weekly trend noted as down about 25 to 30 points.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Teachings on parenting with Christian contentment and values
The speaker consoles a parent who struggles to provide material gifts. He urges prioritizing godliness and contentment, teaching children eternal values, love, and joy in the Lord. He cites Bible verses about life not being in possessions and God’s presence.
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H. M. Our Lord
Military move keeps 24th Infantry Division in Germany
Plans shifted from 1969 to summer improve readiness by reducing personnel shifts. The 24th Infantry Division brigade and attached units stay in Germany rather than rotate. Air Force squadrons from Holloman and Mountain Home return to Germany. Army elements include 2nd Squadron 3d Armored Cavalry Regiment at Ft. Lewis and various signals medical and transport units.
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24Th Division
Germany
United States
24Th Infantry Division
Pentagon
Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Idaho
Ft. Riley
Kan
3D Armored Cavalry Regiment
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Nixon delays Vietnam talks until presidency begins
President-elect Nixon plans to send a representative to Paris after his inauguration and will avoid involving himself in Vietnam talks until he assumes full responsibility. He attends a $250 dinner for Santa Marta Hospital with Cardinal McIntyre and travels to Palm Springs for the Republican Governors Association meeting.
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Paris
Nixon
Harriman
Vietnam
Santa Marta
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
California’ Desert
Palm Springs
Republican Governors Association
National commander to lead WWII veteran during Golden Anniversary observance
Doyle, a World War II veteran and brigadier general in the New Jersey Army National Guard, directs American Legion activities for the Golden Anniversary. He holds the Silver Star and Bronze Star with Cluster, V-clasp, and serves as superintendent of the New Jersey Memorial Home. Reservations for the dinner are via Logan Lewis.
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Doyle
American Legion
New Jersey Army National Guard
50Th Armored Division
New Jersey Memorial Home
Vineland
National Security Commission
National Convention Corporation
National Commander
Track Meet Scheduled For Boys At Veterans Memorial
A track meet for boys aged six through eleven is set for Saturday at Veterans Memorial Stadium. The Optimist Club sponsors the event which starts at 10 a.m. and features five events including the 50 yard dash 100 yard dash softball throw broad jump and sack race. Boys are divided into two groups with prizes for winners in each group.
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Veterans Memorial Stadium
Optimist Club
Grace Legg Dies At 73 In Burke County
Mrs Grace C Legg 73 died at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was a nurse, wife of John Wallace Legg married June 22 1929, mother of a daughter Mrs John R Schoon, sister Kate Reeves, brother Sam Carpenter and two grandsons. Services planned 4 pm Saturday at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Johnson City Tenn. Family hours today 7 9 p m at Kirkland Cray Hughes Home for Funerals.
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Grace C. Legg
Archbold Memorial Hospital
John Walker
Lala Hutchens Carpenter
Burke County
John Wallace ‘Legg
Middle Georgia Hospital School of Nursing
Macon
University School of Nursing
Augusta
John R. Schoon
Lebanon
Illinois
Kate Reeves
Millen
Sam Carpenter
Waynesboro
First Presbyterian Church
B. G. Munro
Marshall Woodson
Johnson City
Ten
Time To Listen As Well As Work College Proxy
Honolulu AP reports University of California president Dr. Charles J. Hitch warns during a speech to state legislative leaders that while most students study quietly many align with vocal activist groups. He urges universities to listen to the voices of their own students and consider the charges they raise.
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Honolulu
Charles J. Hitch
University of California
National Conference of State Legislative
iHitch
Singletary Rites Planned in Ochlochnee Cemetery
Wallace Rudell Singletary 65 of West Palm Beach died Wednesday in Florida born in Thomas County a member of Ochlochnee Methodist Church Survivors include two brothers Douglas and Frank Singletary a sister Mrs W S Martin Miami Fla three half brothers Wills Singletary Thomasville Gene Singletary Albany and Louis Singletary Washington DC and three half sisters Miss Louise Singletary Thomasville Mrs Grace Barton Fort Worth Tex and Mrs Glenda Hartnett Japan Services set for Saturday at 2 p m at Ochlochnee Cemetery with Rev Earnest D Kistler officiating burial at Kirkland Cray Hughes Home for Funerals.
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West Palm Brach
Fla.Wallace
Rudell Singletary
Thomas County
Ochhlochnee
Louise Singletary
Thomasville
Grace Barton
Fort Worth
Tex
Glenda Hartnett
Japan
Ochlochnee
Earnest D. Kistler
Kirkland - Cray- Hughes
Church To Hold Gospel Sing Tonight
The First Freewill Baptist Church on Cherokee Street hosts a gospel sing at 8 p m tonight featuring the Poole family of Vidalia and the Kinsmen Quartet of Thomasville. Public is invited.
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Freewill _ Baptist Church
Cherokee Street
Poole
Vidalia
Kinsmen
Thomasville
Benevolent Society To Meet Monday
The International Benevolent Society will convene Monday at 7 p.m. in Mitchell Temple Lodge No 736. All members are urged to attend for urgent business.
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The
International Benevolent Society
Mitchell - Temple Lodge No
Tips On How To Keep Christmas Trees Fresh
University of Georgia foresters advise freshness as the key to safety and fragrance. Ted Walker explains a moist tree resists ignition, while a dry one can catch from a small spark. Start with a fresh tree, keep it watered, and trim the trunk before placing in water to prolong freshness.
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University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service
Ted Walker
Walker
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