Market closes higher as gains hold amid profit taking
The stock market stayed up in trading, with the Dow Jones average near 87 as gains persisted in many major issues. Industrials rose while some leaders like General Motors and Chrysler posted modest gains, and declines appeared in others as profit taking emerged.
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A.J. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Yord
Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motora
Studebaker- Packard
Litton Industries
Woolworth
Air
United Aircraft
Texaco
Merck
American Stock Exchange
Field
Gram
NY Stock List Reflects Varied Industrial and Consumer Goods
A dense list of stocks shows diverse holdings from chemicals, metals, and autos to consumer brands. Major names include Coca Cola, Chrysler, Dow Chemical, General Mills, Goodyear, RCA, Sperry, Texaco, Westinghouse, and Woolworth, with many mid cap and regional firms.
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Ae York Cap
Hercules Pdrmp
Een Stecke
Harvaes Steel
Alri
Kaleer
Amt
Bakers
Blag & A
Wslou & Nash
Macy
Aimer
Martin Co
Masonite
Babcock & W
Merr Ch
Ohio
Chrysler
RCA
Regis
Cruc &Ti
Delta Air
Sinclair
Dow Chem
Socony
du Pont
Elec
Goodrich Seawine
Goodyear
Woolworth
Greyhound Gu Wekley Akreyhou
Guilt
Packers Hog Receipts and Georgia Cattle Report
Hog receipts across multiple plants rose through June with steady to slightly higher bids for No. 1 and No. 2 ships and varying weights. Georgia cattle auctions at Dublin Social Circle Sylvester Waycross showed steady to higher vealers and calves, with stockers and feeders mixed. North Georgia poultry quotes improved for broilers and fryers, with plant and exchange prices posted.
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Georgia
Dublin
Social Circle
Sylvester
Waycross
NEA Foresees More Strikes By Teachers
NEA official T M Stinnett in Fort Collins says teachers face intolerable working conditions and may strike. He does not approve but predicts continued strikes driven by pressures on public school staff.
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NEA
Fort Collins
Colo
National Education Association
T. M. Stinnett
Suinnett
Regional Produce Price List From Local Market
Local market prices show Lima beans white 2.75 to 8.50 per bushel and colored 2.20 to 3.35. Cucumber prices No 1 around 1.10 to 2.00, cantaloupe 0.08 to 0.08, eggplant No 1 1.00 to 2.80, peppers bells 1.40 to 2.50, tomatoes green 1.00 to 1.40, watermelons Georgia 0.30 to 0.55, corn US Fancy 1.65, and squash No 1 1.00 to 2.25. Other items include butter and cheese prices, okra, and various bean and pea grades listing multiple ranges.
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Lima
Ead
Georgia
Bell
Géorgrgia
Atlanta
Area Deaths Robert Hinton Dies in Cairo
Robert Sylvester Hinton 68 longtime Grady County resident died in a Cairo hospital after a weeklong illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. Services 4 p.m. Wednesday at El Bethel Baptist Church, officiated by Revs. Pledger Cooper Coram. interment Woodlawn Cemetery Whigham. Survived by wife Cora Lee Moneyham, son Robert B. Hinton Jr., daughters Laura Frances Velma Jean, brothers Alfred and Rufus, sisters B. O. Jones Debster Andrews R. V. Jones, stepson Hilton Talbot, and one grandchild.
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Cairo
Robert Sylvester Hinton
Grady County
el Bethel Baptist Church
W. E. Pledger
Cooper and
Coram
Woodlawn Cemetery
Whigham
Clark Funeral Home
Mr. Hinton
John V
Nancy Phillips Hinton
Cora Lee Moneyham
Robert 8. Hinton Jr
Laura
Frances
Velma Jean Hinton
Alfred Hinton
Rufus Hinton
Tampa
Fla
B. O. Jones
Climax
Debster Andrews
R. V. Jones
Hilton Talbot
Shreveport
Mrs. Ellen Gibbs Marshall obituary in Brooks County
Mrs. Ellen Gibbs Marshall 88 of Brooks County died after an extended illness. Funeral services 2:30 pm Wednesday at Maxwell-Eason Funeral Chapel with Rev. E. B. Rich officiating. burial Bethlehem Cemetery. Native of Wilcox County she came to Brooks County in 1907 and was a Morven Baptist Church member. Survived by husband George Marshall 61 years, two daughters Mrs J B Sapp and Mrs Monroe Weldon, two sons Henry Marshall Ofie Marshall, two sisters Mrs Julia Ackerly and Mrs Millie Johnson, 20 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren.
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Maxwell-Eason Funeral Chapel
Rich
Bethlehem Cemetery
Wilcox County
Marshall
Brooks County
Morven
Peldmont
Clark Funeral Home
Johnson
Gasden County
Fla
Calvary Baptist Church
Idella Musworth
M. G. Johnson
Reno
Guy
George Johnson
Calvary
Harry Johnson
Jacksonville
Mack Johnson
Concord
Mrs. O. S. Griffin Funeral Held in Moultrie
Mrs. Hilde Bell Griffin 32 longtime Brooks and Colquitt County native died Sunday after a two year illness. Funeral services were conducted at Greene-Gregory Funeral Home in Moultrie with survivors including husband O. S. Griffin two sons Tommy and Bil four brothers Alton Ralph David and Roland and sister Mrs. Dorothy Lodge plus her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Bell and daughter Judy.
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Quitman
O. S. Griffin
Moultrie
Greene-Gregory
Hilde Bell
Griffin
Brooks County
Colquitt County
Allen T. Bell
Tommy
Bil Griffin
Judy Griffin
Alton Bell
Valdosta
Ralph
David Bell
Morven
Roland Bell
Atlanta
Dorothy Lodge
Funeral services for Gus T Johnson in Cairo
Funeral services for Gus T Johnson age 9, a retired Calvary farmer, were held today at Calvary Baptist Church with Revs. Max Hughes and J D Corbitt officiating and burial conducted afterward.
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Cairo
Gus T. Johnson
Calvary
Calvary Baptist Church
Max Hughes
J. D. Corbitt
New Styling Pushed for Business Area
Chamber of Commerce directors heard a plan by John Turner to revamp Thomasville's downtown to attract shoppers and tourists. Proposals include highlighting building features with paint, altered windows and doors, awnings, and shrubs along Broad Street. Turner urged student architects to design a new look. the idea aims for a low-cost uptick in appeal. The meeting also covered a retail center survey, a proposed dome-topped multi-use building, and plans to invite Miss America 1963 to the Rose Show.
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Chamber of Commerce
John Turner
Thomasville Sales Co
Turner
Georgia
Broad St
Edwin T. Smith
Deep South
Yair Ground
Pavo Rd
Smith
Exchange Club
Herschel R. Clay
Thomasville
Chamber
Lawson Neel
Atlanta Produce Prices Roast on Light Trading
Atlanta markets show light activity with assorted vegetables and fruits listed. Prices span cabbage to peppers, peaches, corn, cucumbers, and melons, with several items noted per dozen, bush, or crate quantities.
Hog receipts steady amid mixed sales across Alabama and Georgia
Hog receipts totaling about 2900 were reported today at Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan and Jacksonville with prices largely steady and some upswing to 26 higher. No 1-2 190-280 lb barrows and gilts 18.00-18.50 while lighter loads 180-240 lb traded 17.59-18.00. Low 13.50-15.00 for lighter weights.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Fila
CAP seeks relocate to Municipal Airport for expanded air rescue role
Thomasville Civil Air Patrol moves to Municipal Airport on Pavo Road to boost rescue missions. CAP member James Dekle cites central South Georgia location and better facilities, noting current site suffers vandalism and lack of security. City delays vote while awaiting planning details and housing authority input.
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James Dekle
Thomasville
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Pavo Rd
Dekle
South Georgia
Rostow Takes Senate Spotlight With Policy Plans
Washington AP Rostow, State Department counselor and policy planning head, faces a Senate Foreign Relations Committee quizzing. The 40s era economist and historian presents a personal view on a secret master strategy, with debate over his stance on communism and Kennedy foreign policy.
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Washington
Senate
Walt Whitman Reatow
Rostow
State Department
Kennedy
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