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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
12
Analyzed figures show Americans spend about fourteen percent of their income on food during the 1985 period. The data point highlights the household budget emphasis on groceries amid economic conditions.
United States farmers had about 1496 dollars per person in 1962 from farm sources and 496 dollars from non farm sources, totaling 1992 dollars per capita. The figures illustrate farm income composition during the period.
Baltimore dairy and cattle receipts this week totaled 725 cattle with prices lifting for slaughter steers and cows, hogs up modestly, and feeder cattle mixed. Chicago hogs and cattle showed declines and strength in prime beef, while New York stocks rose on a belated year end rally with the Dow at 763.95 and Xerox IBM advancing amid CPI news.
In Howards Mill precinct two voters cast ballots in the Democratic governor primary with Edward T. Breathitt Jr. and A. B. Chandler each at 70 votes. In the general election Breathitt and Republican Louis B. Nunn each tallied 69 votes.
Trading opened mildly higher with American Crystal Sugar leading at an 8 point surge while Central Aguirre Holly Suger and South Puerto Rico gained fractions. Ford Studebaker GM and DuPont posted gains as GE and Merck rose. Consolidated Natural Gas slipped slightly.
Dr Myron M Weaver 62 dean of Union University's graduate school died Wednesday following a heart attack in Sechene ctady New York AP report indicates his leadership role and age at death.
Dr. Harry C. Oberholser, a renowned ornithologist and 46 year veteran of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, died Wednesday at age 93. He served in the Interior Department.
A life size St Anthony statue found in a Manhattan subway station is returned to its owner. Etienne Agnan, a Haitian statue repairer, said church officials gave him the statue after his work at St Theresa's Church and he left it on a mezzanine thinking it was too large for a train.
He went outside to seek other transportation. Before he returned, transit officials ordered it taken away. Aganan will get it back.
After the first of twenty major monasteries was founded on Mt Athos in 963, women children and eunuchs were barred from the narrow hilly peninsula.
New York radio figure John Holbrook, 56, a former NBC announcer, died Wednesday after suffering a stroke the previous Saturday.
The 1962 national diet data show Americans average 230 pounds of vegetables per person per year. This reflects strong vegetable consumption in midcentury American households and dietary guidelines of the era.
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