Flood Of Paper On Market Can't Be Turned By Closing
New York AP analysis says closing stock exchanges or raising margins won’t stop the market flood. Growth in stock ownership and big institutional money drive ongoing speculation, volume and portfolio performance pressures raise risks and require time to adjust.
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Wall Street rallies as utilities lead brief midday rebound
Wall Street firmed midday after a three day decline. The Dow rose modestly as about 150 issues advanced on the New York Stock Exchange. Sperry Rand led volume with a 62 600 share block, while Texas Gulf Sulphur and other industrials climbed.
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Atlanta Market Reports Light Trade on Fruits and Cattle Prices
The Atlanta produce market shows light trading with moderate receipts. Georgia peaches cantaloupes watermelons cabbage tomatoes and greens are listed with varied quality and per unit prices. Georgia cattle auctions report Monday receipts at six markets totaling 2 600 with detailed ranges for steers heifers cows bulls calves feeders and weaners.
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Hog Receipts in Southern Packers Report
Georgia Florida Alabama packer hogs total 2 900 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher. Plant delivered sales include No 1 2 190 240 lbs at 19.00 to 19.50 with 15 head high yield at 20.50. 1 3 190 240 lbs 18.50 19.00. 2 3 180 240 lbs 18.25 18.75. 240 276 lbs 17.25 18.75. 1 2 160 180 lbs 17.50 18.50.
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Live Poultry Prices in Atlanta Farms Demand Steady
Atlanta AP notes demand steady for live poultry with current farm prices around 14 cents for broilers and fryers. Trading light with offerings adequate to short on hens. heavy type poultry around 13 cents and light type about 5 to 9 cents.
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Deaths and Funerals: Frank Edward Bailey Jr.
Services for Frank Edward Bailey Jr. a 17 year old drowning victim in the Ochlocknee River will be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev. Paul Joiner officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens. He was a Thomasville High School 10th grader and son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bailey. He was employed by Service Electric Co. Survived by parents and two sisters.
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Davis Sr. James Monroe Davis Sr. 80 of Ochlochnee dies
James Monroe Davis Sr. 80 a retired farmer died today after a long illness. Native of Grady County he lived in Ochlochnee nine years after moving from Meigs. He was a Meigs Baptist Church member. Services pending at Whiddon’s Funeral Home. Survived by wife Agnes P. Davis two sons Hugh C. Davis James M. Davis Jr. two daughters Mrs. Marvin Sellers Mrs. Marvin Giddings and nine grandchildren.
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Death notice for Clarence J. Phillips in Quitman community
Quitman Clarence Joseph Phillips 57, saw mill worker, died after a short illness at Brooks County Hospital. Services at Maxwell Funeral Chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. Guy Parrish officiating. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Myrtice, mother Emma, daughters Mrs. Tommy Roberts and Mrs. Willis Cooper, son Harry, sisters Mrs. Agnes Olivent and Mrs. Vera P. Davis, brother Herbert E. Phillips, and two grandchildren.
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Benjamin Taylor 81 Quitman Merchant Dies in City Hospital
Benjamin Taylor 81 a Quitman merchant died in a local hospital Monday. A native of Kova Lithuania he belonged to Temple Israel Valdosta Rotary Club and the Masons. Services set 4 p.m. today at Maxwell Funeral Chapel Rabbi Samuel Zakuto to officiate burial Sunset Hill Cemetery Valdosta. Survived by Lucile Taylor three sons Harry Taylor Abe and Hyman Taylor a sister Mrs Joseph Dubin and four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Cairo Woman 89 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Hester 89 a longtime Grady County resident and Capel Baptist Church member died Monday after an extended illness. Services Wednesday at Capel Baptist Church with Revs. Fuller and Nelson officiating. burial at Capel Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Hawthorne Cairo and Mrs. Byrd Haines City Fla. seven sons Will Dock Bennie Woodrow Earl L and J B Hester Cairo and Haines City. 15 grandchildren.
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Car Hits Pole In Meigs. 3 Hurt From Tampa
Three of seven Black passengers in a Tampa sedan were injured when the car lost control on a curve and struck a light pole inside Meigs city limits. Injured were Melvin D. Simpson 39 hospitalized with facial and arm lacerations. Mary Colson 15 with a leg laceration. Shirley Simpson 16 with a head injury. Driver Sidney Simpson 37 was charged with driving under the influence and lacking a valid license.
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Weather in Brief Variable Cloudiness and Warmth
Weather in brief notes variable cloudiness and warm today tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers and thundershowers. Highs 82 to 92, tonight lows 60s north to low 70s south. Showers and thundershowers forecast for central Plains to mid Mississippi Valley and northeast to Lakes region Tuesday night. Rain along the North Pacific coast with Sierra Nevada thundershowers. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere.
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Thomasville High School Gym Hit by Vandals
Police say fingerprints lifted from multiple spots in Thomasville High School gymnasium as vandals entered last weekend by breaking a front window. They damaged heating units, an electric fan, doors and lockers in the weight room and dressing area. confidential tips are welcome.
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Eleven on Dean's List at Birdwood College Spring 1968
Eleven students at Birdwood College earned dean's list honors for the Spring quarter 1968. Named: Melvin Darby Ronnie Gainous Cheryl Giles Michael Godwin Charlene Hall Laura Jackson Pat Long Melton McKown Sara McKown Mary Roberds Morris Mary Stewart. Nine others received honorable mention: Alice Anderson Rosemary Boykins Myrtice Brown James Gaston Lynn Keadle Doris Murphy Phoebe Neel Eddie Smith Ruth Whitehurst.
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Principal Green Leaves Thomasville for New Assignment
THS Principal Green departs from the Thomasville school system after a tenure marked by growth and community ties. A Syracuse, New York native, he studied at Piedmont College, married Barbara, and raised three children before accepting a new post as East Side's principal through a recommendation by a Thomasville colleague.
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Public Hearing on Zoning Text Changes in Thomasville
Notice of a Public Hearing by the Thomasville Thomas County Planning and Zoning Commission in Thomasville Georgia on July 2 1968 at 2 30 p m to discuss amendments to Section 24 5 General Definitions and new Section 24 6 015 Location of Accessory Buildings. Citizens invited to review proposals at the City Engineer’s office and submit comments.
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