The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

May 28, 1965

Publication:

The Plain Dealeri

Location:

Cleveland, Ohio

Issue Date:

Friday, May 28, 1965

Page:

46

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THE PLAIN DEALER RIDAY MAY 28 1965 46 Teamster Recount Still Pending A Miss Lander Shaker I Ex Official Is Dead THE DEEAT of Triscaro US Deaths Across the Nation No Burn Suntan in the Shade? Miss Lander Bid Asked 9830 99 9716 991 69 398 4 69 407 4 Gripes Heard 9910 9914 William itch 996 the Cyclone fence 396 4 22 74 418 417 419 Leonard Dawson quuted US Treasury Notes Cloudy and Cooler COOL I On the Waterfront Million Cheer Queen except 30s in on Visit to Berlin cooler today New York Times Service Kjell Oranje Dutch Vessels which Lake Passages IT AM METEOROLOGICAL DATA have 5:25 5:25 Mrs Johnson 8:20 11:00 Civic Leader Dies 5 am 9 pm 12:00 2:00 DOWN Pm AM Wednesday 3:30 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES 50 To Lake Michigan Conducted by Cotton and Rubber 2:05 Mrs Johnson 12:40 bale lower 70 MONDAY MAY 31st AT 10:30 AM PORT IT at the 67 Wednesday GARIELD MONUMENT 28 78 411 plMts will ba ramovad from graves Juna 10 Office Open Daily Including Sunday Closes 5 PM show how much you really care! Mobil Newyork 1 64 66 76 installed as president at the next monthly meeting of the local which should be held before June 1 He said elice was stalling in scheduling the meeting in an attempt to make a with newly 4:00 4:00 4:00 65 40 73 62 67 74 51 60 65 54 48 54 50 40 CTS Union Voting Today on Contract of at in 1 90 61 Louisvllle Memphis MlamiBch pc MidlandTex Mllwaukec MplsStPa'1 NOrleans pc NewYork 78 89 60 York west 72 36 54 July Oct Dec March Barber Palmer Misener IShenango tMurrav Bay jRed Wing Great Supe rs 00 6:00 7:00 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 12:00 2:00 3:00 0 0 0 0 0 CBS 30 StSteMarle Seattle Shreveport Spokane pc T'mpastP cy Tucson Washing'n cy Wichlta cy Soodoc Morgan Jr Hamildoc Steelton Malta pc Oslo cy Parls cy Rome cy Sofla pc Stockholm pc Tokyo cy Tunis cy Vienna Warsaw pc Bryant said he polled 269 votes to 209 for elice Louis (Babe) Triscaro secre tary treasurer of the local was defeated by Richard Cun ningham 270 to 198 Bryant said Triscaro also holds other posts in the Teamsters supposed to meet with the election committee tomorrow (riday) and settle this Bryant said last night 1:30 1:40 2:00 New York Times Service EAST LANSING Dr I orest Huddleson 71 a retired bacteriologist and an internationally recognized au thority on brucellosis or un dulant fever died Wednesday night the Saviour at 2 tomorrow The neral home 17022 Chagrin Boulevard in charge of arrangements I I 7:20 7:20 8:25 8:50 9:05 68 118 63 ORTUNATE TRUANCY Woodall 15 stayed home from school at Douglasville Ga because of a slight illness and saved his life He pulled his dad away from a live electric wire gave him arti ficial respiration to restore his breathing and sum OklaCity cy Omaha Philadei'a ey Phoenix cy Portl'ndMe Portl'ndOrc Raleigh cy RapldCity cy Reno cy Riclimond cy SAntonio cy SanDiego pc 9518 1002 61 90 96 78 dered them but then can celed the order He accept them so the post office had to hold the auction Postmaster Howard Perdun said he did not know whether $3 was a fair price anyway we can work without that buzz in our 1004 11726 47 60 70 4 0 68 10:50 10:55 11:05 4:05 5:00 Carryore LTD Slienango Misener Canada SS Tomlinson Piekands Wilson Republic Steel Canada SS Selndta rench Mitsui Jell Oranje elected officers Bryant sent a letter to Teamsters President James Hoffa requesting that Hof fa order elice to hold the meeting in compliance with the constitution 77 62 72 61 85 98 67 Reiss Bros Homer Voorhees Townsend Reith Reserve Zlestnz ord Sykes Armstrong ISioan iOntadoc Dinkey ICoulby To Lake 986 9828 9029 9828 79 83 81 91 54 43 89 1:10 1:20 74 81 66 81 76 88 85 88 116 97 103 91 Camp jM iUthc INipIgon Bay ID Morrell IGov Miller RUsS tj MillerVictory iCollingwoud RANK AND ILE seemed violently opposed to 83 94 68 84 84 81 Lake View Cemetery Clavdand intranca at 123(1 EkcIM Avamiai Halgtih antranca at carnar at MaytlaM and Kenilworth Talaphona GArflald I4HI rom Wire Reports William Wilson 27 of Wyandotte Mich an elec tronics technician at West ern Union has come up with an invention for suntanning the shade The contraption includes a row of mirrors hinged on a large wooden A frame The mirrors are aimed to reflect the rays but Wilson says a special kind that filter out ra one hitch to the contraption as it stands A tanner has to get up and re focus the mirrors as the sun moves across the sky or otherwise move the torso 11)118 982 9214 8826 886 WO 9 8924 9628 9824 8614 9824 8816 9910 9216 999 9810 99 Thursday AM Maru Humphrey 9:50 10:00 1 1:30 PM 12:20 Members of the Cleveland Transit Union will decide to day whether to accept a CTS proposal calling for a 27 cent hourly wage hike over three years Voting by written ballot was scheduled to begin at 4:30 am at all CTS stations and will continue until 5:30 pm Plain Dealer reporters in terviewed drivers at East Side stations last night and found some opposition to the proposal Drivers complained about the length of the con tract and indicated they want ed a larger wage increase Gabriel Wascovich first vice president of the union confirmed this Leonard Dawson owner of the Adams Sign Co 1546 55th Street for the past 10 years died Wednesday in Lutheran Hospital or some years Mr Dawson was a soloist for the old WHK radio station and formerly performed on the artists hour over WICA in Ashtabula Surviving are his wife Sally and two sisters Mr Daw son lived at 10115 oster Avenue Bratenahl Services will be at the Murray Nicol funeral home 19001 Nottingham Road NE at 11 am tomorrow 3:50 4:05 5:4 5 6:50 8:50 73 68 62 Catherine Linn Miss Catherine Linn a concert pianist before her re tirement 50 years ago died yesterday at her home 2036 100th Street She was 95 As a concert artist she toured the United States Ger many and the ar East She came here to live after re tiring from the concert stage There are no immediate survivors Services will be at the Boswell Jones funeral home 13613 Euclid Avenue East Cleveland at 3 pm Sunday 8:40 9: 10 9:40 9:40 Romeo Nuti Services for Romeo Nuti a sculptor specializing in ornaments on buildings will be at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 4129 Superior Avenue at 9:30 am tomorrow Mr Nuti 65 died Tuesday at his home 20902 Watson Road Maple Heights He executed some of the ornaments in Cleveland thea ters the Terminal Tower and other buildings He retired in 1960 after working for the county office for several years Surviving are his wife Delia two daughters Mrs Linda Tomaszewski and Mrs Norma Taylor two sons Joseph and Daniel A eight grandchildren two brothers and three sisters RICHMAN MEMORIAL POST 661 AMERICAN LEGION i Lake ShellMcNamara LaSalle tLycia Qutdoc Iroquois Seaway Queen Humphrey Alcosteel ort Parcnv Pargny Valleydale PM Platt Jr iBenson ordSpartan Bue Huron McCormick South AmericanSouth American Ashland PamontCambria Young ioo 99 94 Bernice Rauner Miss Bernice Rauner assistant night nursing super visor of University Hospitals since 1956 died yesterday in Lakeside Hospital of University Hospitals after a short ill ness She was 48 She began her nursing career in 1940 and for eight years before 1956 was in charge of the emergency room at Lakeside Hospital Miss Rauner and a sister Marjorie were graduated from the former Cleveland State Hospital school of nursing Miss Marjorie Rauner is a nurse at MacDonald House of University Hospitals Also surviving is another sister Mrs Irene McMurray of Deposit NY where services will be at 2 pm Sunday at the A Palumbo funeral home The Joseph Schulte funeral home 5244 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst is in charge of arrangements here Galas open 7:30 AM Closing Hours 8 PM May 29 30 31 All othar days galas closa at 5:30 PM Senator Andrews ink Silver Bay Morrow Watson Steinbrenner Lailberte Elba Keewatin Champlain Johnstown WORTHINGTON Minn Spot a three week old puppy is behind the 8 ball only for con trast He has a good home and a close friend in his owner Rick Corey son of Mrs Walt Corey and is busy chewing on the ball and getting his training AP WirePhuD Profit Not a Dirty Word in Izvestia MOSCOW W) An experi ment with capitalist style profit sharing in a Ukrainian coal mine was pronounced a resounding success yesterday The Soviet government newspaper Izvestia said the pilot project in Velikomostov skaya mine No 9 in Chervono grad near Lvov had com pleted its fifth month of oper ations on a profit making basis this time the mine made a powerful dash for ward such as even the warm est supporters of the experi ment it said 59 67 56 56 114 160 107 26 27 48 103 107 Lindaburv Reiss Neptun Aloena Sparrows Point 3:20 Uhltnann Bros 3:45 Dia 3:45 Line Nat Sand Wilson Boland Oglebay Nort Huron Port Montship Parcel Line ederal ederal Orient Yugoslav Alpena 1 South American ClevelandLake Shell Valparaiso YU Gypsum Hallifav City 10:55 Lawson 11:55 99 113 76 69 64 Jun 0t 69 64 Dee 4s 70 eb 2s 70 65 4s70 Aug 71 66 4s 71 Great Lakes Ship Charles Dick A Lawson Ben Calvin Crispin Oglebay ord Valparaiso Gunnar BrovigKamlkawa Maru xjuerDurn Teresa Orient Liner Solta Scheduled Lake Winnipeg Shenango II Royalton iR Petman Sylvania Mauthe Ben Moreell Valley Camp Hagarty Jaladhruv Cleveland Hamburg Maru Ravnefjell Prins Willem George rederik 93 95 in7 114 126 103at I1 99 418 417 397 416 397 NORWALK James Devlin 56 an Associated Press reporter and foreign correspondent for 28 years died here yesterday Raymond Reiss iRoen Malda Calvin MnrmacDine Arrived iCleared Ontario Stone Lower Cent urn Erie Ore Lower Republic Erie Ore 28 409 100 5 32 100 3 32 100 3 32 4S81 AM 2:30 2:30 5:00 6:00 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:30 10:30 11:30 1 1:30 12:00 PM 1:00 2:30 3:30 4 8 67 34 36 66 55 37 77 57 50 45 48 69 47 73 55 70 51 49 20 103 46 107 20 93 68 53 64 48 54 75 59 TEMPERA TI RES TN OTHER CITIES Weather at 6 pm CST Highest temper ature last 12 hours Lowest temperature last 18 hours 2:50 3:00 54 54 52 77 CrowCnl DowCh cv3s82 Dress cv4s77 Erie 5s 20201 Eri5s2020f reg Erie Erie 3s90 oodr cv4s79 GAOil cv4s84 GenElec 3s76 GMotAcc 5s80 GMAcc 4s82 GM Ace 4s83 GMAcc 4s86 GMAcc 4s85 GMotAcc 4s79 GMAcc 3s75 GMAcc 3s72 GMotAcc 3s69 GenTEI cv4s90 Grace cv4s90 GrUn cv4s78 GranS cv4s94 GtNoRy GulfMO 4s44B Hooker cv5s84 Hunt cv4s86 Int Silv cv4s85 LS4MS 3t4s97 Ling TV 54s76 LingT cv5us76 Lionl cv5s80 Litton cv3Hs87 McCror 5s76 MerrCh cv5s75 MoPac 5s2045t MoPac 4s90 MoP 4s200j NAI cv5UsR0 Cyl cv5s77 NTea cv3xas80 NY Cent 6s80 NYCent 5s2013 NYC 4s2013 NY Cent 4s98 vNH 4Vjs2O22f viNH 4s2007f NYTel 4s91 N'opcoC 4s87 Northrp cv5s79 72 57 57 64 NEW YORK (ZPU US Treas ury bond prices were mixed yesterday but corporate bonds dropped sharply follow ing a dip in the stock market The Treasury securities list was the most active in weeks A number of issues had drift ed lower in early trading but trading turned mixed as the day wore on On the New York Stock Ex change bond volume for the day totaled a par value of $973 million Of 261 issues traded 53 ad vanced 124 declined and 84 were unchanged Sales Net tin 1000) High Low Cluse Chg (OHPORATION BON IP 8818 430 1005 8916 9620 9816 866 9H16 88 8 in dollars and thirty 57 7 3 43 89 90 72 89 1s 94 89 3s 98 Prices seconds 3 66 3s 66 3 66 2s 66 62 1190 member union in Bryant a die maker at Hupp Corp apparently upset incumbent President James elice in the first election of officers in the union since it was chartered in 1961 2:05 2:30 2:40 376 420 414 Corporate Bonds Dip Treasuries Active 31 76 63 69 52 65 69 40 42 66 36 92 76 67 89 71 63 56 73 89 77 91 89 95 65 Standing on the exact spot where President John Kennedy two years ago declared am a Ber Queen Elizabeth II yesterday promised Berliners full support of the British government and people in the great tasks that lie The queen received an uproarious welcome from the dense crowd packed in front of Town Hall in what is now John Kennedy Platz Speakers preceding the queen including Mayor Willy Brandt were frequently interrupted by the chant leeez a But after the crowd quieted down to hear the speech delivered in a low gentle voice it rarely inter rupted her for cheers or applause The queen said that she hoped her visit would be coop asso WESTERN Mostly sunny and cooler today except cloudy north High in the mid and high 60s air and continued cool tonight Low in the 40s the mountain valleys WEST Partly cloudy and High in the 60s and lower 70s RECORD TEMPERATURES OR MAY 27 Highest 88 in 1944 Lowest 38 in 1961 moned help The father Woodall 50 was report ed in fair condition at a hospital ICE CRACKER The 70 villagers at Hughes Alaska on the Koyukuk River 250 miles northwest of air banks have returned to their flood silted homes af ter a bush pilot cracked an ice jam downstream James Anderson the pilot buzzed the jam and the vibrations from his engine jarred it loose Another bush pilot Darwin Kellogg said there was a tremendous gush of water through the jam and in 15 minutes the village was high but not dry BUZZ BUZZ Em ployes of the post office at Jerseyville Ill have final ly got the bees out of their bonnets They auctioned an unclaimed beehive and bees for the high bid of a farm er The bees were shipped from Georgia to a Jersey ville man who said he or of a new chapter of understanding and eration between our two countries within the wider ciation of the free and equal nations of Around a million persons were estimated to cheered the British monarch as she toured the city SAClr STE Wednesday pai 6:00 7:00 8:00 8:00 9:30 10:30 1 1:00 12:00 Thursday AM 12:30 1:00 1:30 1:30 cleared May Solta Otterburn Ben Tate Jones and Saskadoc 71 115 25 161 106 108 13 27 2 26 17 24 4s 85 75 4s 80 3s 80 3's 83 78 3s 85 4s 92 87 3s 90 4s 93 88 4s 94 89 JUly Oct Middling spot 13275 unchanged NEW YORK RUBBER STANDARD L1UKES CLOSED qUlft NO Shies spot no 1 riobed smoKea sneets nominal the Wascovich said I would not predict the outcom? of the vote Many might object in talking about it but vote for it when they get a pencil in Wascovich said many union members want a $3 wage rate now Experienced drivers now receive $281 an hour The proposal calls for a 10 cent boost beginning July 1 a 9 cent boost a year later and an 8 ccnt hike in 1967 CTS estimated total cost the three year package $4121000 It would result higher fares If union members turn down the offer it must be submitted to binding arbitra tion The proposal has the ap proval of the interna tional officers and the executive board 311 34 Miss Margaret Lander chief of machine bookkeeping operations for the finance department of the City of Shaker Heights from 1932 until she retired in 1961 'died yesterday at her home 3721 Winchell Road Shaker Heights She was 64 Prior to 1932 Miss Lander was a sec retary in the Cuyahoga County office for four years Her late father rank was the county engineer in the early 1900s Miss Lander was a descendant of a pioneer family in the Pepper Pike and Shaker Heights area Her late grand father William was one of the early settlers Lander Road was named for him She was graduated from East High School and attended Baldwin Wallace College Miss Lander was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and the Church of the Savior (Methodist) 2537 Lee Road Cleveland Heights Surviving are a twin sister Marian and a brother William owner of the Lander Engineering Co Services will be in the Meyer Chapel of the Church of Brown orward fu Shaker Heights is 77? 14 33 143 1 131 3 The election was held Wednesday Bryant said a recount was to have been and elice indicates they may made yesterday but face a battle holding their ballot box wasn opened 4s72 eb 2s 72 67 Jun 4s72 Aug 2s 72 67 2s 72 67 4s 73 William itch associated with department of the Steel Corp since 1934 died Wednes day in airview Park Hospital He was 59 After Army service in World War II Mr itch was assistant district sales manager for the company in Detroit He was named sales manager in 1957 Surviving are his wife Estelle a son William Jr and a daughter Helen He lived at 2540 Brantwood Drive Westlake Services will be tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church Waukegan Ill Buckcve Susan Hlndmai DeiKOtC Prins Willem IV (Jirdler Narl Lake Eyre Walter Bryant the unofficial president elect of Teamsters Union Local 73 said yester day he intended to run the a NATIONAL SUMMARY SEVERE WEATHER was raking widely separated areas of the nation last night OUR TORNADOES were reported In Texas One twister was sighted east of Midland and another over Lake Diversion southwest of Wichita alls HEAVY THUNDERSTORMS also were lined up along the Atlantic seaboard from New England to Georgia Violent wind stvims battered sections of the northeast Thursday afternoon and a funnel cloud was spotted near Essex Md AN INTENSE storm in eastern Canada was whipping the Great Lakes with strong winds as unseasonably cold air spilled southward atross the Midwest SCATTERED light snow was falling over portions fu the Dakotas and Minne sota and will spread eastward into the northern Great Lakes region last night and today WEA TIILR Widespread sunshine over the nation Cooler over the northeast Warmer through the interior of the west and into the northern Plains Widely scattered thun derstorms across Dixie A few showers in the central Rockies and western Lakes with some snow in the Lake nor Thursday AM 12:05 2:05 2:30 Valparaiso 114 160 108 27 26 27 48 103 107 927 26 102 102 102 27 100 100 100 59 100 100 100 lo IBU's 1UU other offices some union members feel elice could i i i HE SAID HE understood Ie neu 101 tummeni elice a long time power electl0n the Teamsters who holds1 Bryant said he should be other posts in the union had asked for the recount Butter Eggs Poultry Dept of Agriculture COLUMBUS SALES TO RETAIL ERS in MAJOR OHIO CITIES delivered: LARGE A WHITE 34 39 mostly 35 36: MEDIUM 29 34 mostly 31 32 LARGE WHITE and BROWN 31 33 mostly 32 33 POULTRY PRICES at farms OHIO and southern Indiana NO 1 QUALITY RY ERS 17 18 mostly 17: HENS HEAVY too few to report LIGHT lew at 6 CHICAGO BUTTER steady: whole sale buying prices unchanged 93 score AA 58: 90 56: 89 56 Cars 90 57 89 57 EGGS steady wholesale buying prices unchanged 70 or better GRADE A WHITES MIXED 27 MEDIUMS 23 STANDARDS 25 Close chg JUob 3015 3001 3003 3001 2845 052745 Information from US Weather Bureau at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport CLEVELAND Partly cloudy and cooler today and tonight High 64 Low in the mid 40s Mostly sunny and a little warmer Saturday OHIO Mostly cloudy north and sunny central and southern areas today High in the 60s north and low 70s south air and con tinued cool tonight Low 45 55 Lake Erie temperature: 46 Cleveland May 27: Duck Breckllngs lipper Republic Republic CBS itl 2 Hur Port Cnit 26 20 NEW YORK UTURES CLOSED unchanged to 25 cents than the previous close Open High Low 3112 3112 3112 SAI LT Wednesday Al 5:30 6 00 7:00 7:30 8:30 900 10:00 11:00 11:30 11:30 Thursday AM 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:30 3:00 Huron 67 67 53 71 61 210 6521 2 0999 1303 159 Hennepin 5:35 itzgerald 3:50 Donnacona ord Brovig 625 JE Misener 930 ClemsonBreechE ord and Seaway cargo ships in Nationality Canadian American American American American British Norwegian Japanese British Liberian Greek Yugoslav May 28: Canadian American Canadian Canadian American American American American Canadian Indian rench Japanese Norwegian US Treasury Bonds Nel Chg Ylrl Mrs Vernon Johnson filled her own life and that of many others includ ing the handicapped children at Rainbow Hospital with an enthusiasm for flowers and gardening She died yesterday in Parma Com munity General Hospital after an illness of about two months She was 66 Among her many activities Mrs Johnson jnade regular visits to Rainbow Hospital as a volunteer to help the chil dren with garden therapy Mrs Johnson the former Edna Easterbrook was the founder and first nresident of the Auxiliary of Parma Community General Hospital and served on the board for many years She was the founder and a past president of the Parma Garden Club and was a past president of the College Club Mrs Johnson also was the first president of the gar den group and won many club awards for flower arranging Mrs Johnson served on the College Club board from 1950 to 1953 and served for many years on the board of the Garden Club of Ohio She was a past president of the Parma PTA Mrs Johnson was graduated from lora Stone Mather College of Western Reserve University and was a member of Sigma Omega sorority Besides her husband a retired real estate developer Mrs Johnson is survived by a daughter Mrs Carl Wilson a son Capt David stationed with the Army in Honolulu and four grandchildren The family residence is at 8501 Evergreen Drive Services will be at the Busch Son funeral home 4334 Pearl Road at 1:30 pm tomorrow 27 Kamikawa Weir area MAP 1'UlTHIS A cold front extended from New to Kentucky becoming stationary to Texas A high was over Utah 70 6 Dnr Noon 73 Midnight Highest temperature Thursday Highest temp same date last year Lowest temperature Thursday Lowest temp same date last year Mean temperature Normal temperature Excess of temp this month to date Excess of temp since Jan 1 Total precip 24 hrs ended 8 pm Total precipitation this mo to date Deficit of nrecip this mo to date Total precipitation since Jan 1 Deficit of precip since Jan 1 ALMANAC Sun rises 5:58 am sun sets 8:51 OREIGN Temperatures at 1 pm EST huvi uwii cy Amsterdam cy Athens pc Berlin pc Birmingham cy Brussels 3openhagen pc DUblin cy Geneva cy London Madrid AlbanyNY cy 91 pc 81 Amaruio Asheville cy Atlanta cy Billings cy Bismarck cy Boise Boston Buffalo cy cy cy Charl'ieNC cy Chicago cy Cineinnati Denver pc DesMoines pc Detroit Duluth cy El Paso Worth Helena pc Houston pc pc Jack'nMiss pc Jacksonv'e pc Kan Clty pc Las Vegas Little Rock Los cy SOME TEMPERATURE EXTREMES from within the 48 contiguous United States THURSDAY 27 at Ely Nev and 28 at Devils Lake ND and Broadus THURSDAY HIGH 102 at Presidio Tew and 101 at Imperial Calif LT Wednesday PM 4:30 Rocn Maidt 4:40 Reiss Eastcliffe Hall Ruth Hindman Westdale Ayers JohnsonPolaris i Mondoc Mather Ishpeming African Lightning Patton Wood CowieHuron STE DOWN Davldson IB Hindman 1 VandocBethlehem 1 Le BlockDetroit EdisonClarke truntenac 1 Affleck IWheat King tilbcrt Trimble 41 1 SIT I OM fntu WUMM MMMAU I i i3Y Ii Dwrtlaa EEmmLS mi Maa I Sales Net 1 fin SlOUO' Huh Low Close Chg OlmM cv5s82 121 122 lOhnM CV5W3 69 122 122 122 OxfP cv4s78 14 123 123 123 4 ss8 13 9b 98 98 PAA rv4s9 193 215 212 214 PAA cv 4s84 69 125 124 124 Penn RR 3s68 4 102 102 102 Pen RR 4s65 176 99 15 16 99 99 Pen RR 4s81 2 91 91 91 Pen RR 4sM 5 90 90 PhilaEl 2s67 13 97 96 97 4 PhilhpP 4s87 115 118 117 117 PHCoal 10 100 1 32 99 23 32 100 1 32 r5 16 PitPLite 3s67 11 97 97 97 Richfl 32 168 165 165 5 Rohr cv5s77 19 136 134 134 Rvdor cv5' sb3 11 134 134 134 SLS 5s2006f 11 8b 87 87 SeoltPa ev3b71 70 143 143 5 8eagrni s66 90 99 99 Seals 4s83 42 102 101 102 Sinrlr cv4s86 69 108 107 107 SmithC 3s79 25 132 131 131 2 oconv 4s9j 15 96 i 96 9b 1 14 S7: 97 SPae(r 4s77 17 9h 9b Smegellnc 5s87 16 99 99 99 Spiegl cv4b9O 417 119 116 118 4 1 StdOCal 4ft8S 14 98 98 98 tdOInd 4s83 11 100 1(X) 10o Stevens cv4s90 101 113 1111 111 1 Stoke 21) 1M) 100 100 ThoniPd 4b82 1 117 117 117 TWA 6fi78f 68 105 H5 105 UnAirL rv4s90 166 12a 1 127 128 uv4s88 38 152 150 152 USSteel 4s86 9 1 ftf) 99 JOO USSteel 4s8i 5 91'4 r4 94 Vend cv4UsS0 19 97 97 97 Vornad ev5sR2 15 136 135 136 WenP 3s66 1416 101 1U0 15 32 101 13 32 Wheels 3s75 3 S31 83 83 Xerox ev 4ss4 44 ly62 lw cv4s83 17 31 30 30 3 IOR1KN BONDS Colom 3s7O 15 91 91 91 1 Japan 1j 98 98 Japan )s75s 14 100 100 100 KLM CV479 112 127 125 127 Mexico 79 42 99 99 99 Mexico 79 11 101) 99 100 3s87 30 117 116 116 AHiSl cv4Usbl 38 126 126 1 AmAiri cv4s90 287 113 112 113 1 ADist cv4sb6 24 101 101 101 AmP 5s2U30 17 85 85 85 AmP 4S0s87 231 S8 87 7 AM cv4s81 30 90 90 AmT4T 4s85 113 99 98 99 3s73 19 91 91 91 3s84 20 83 83 83 1 2s80 17 80 80 80 Armour 5s84f 30 100 99 100 Armr cv4s83 38 110 108 108 3 AshO cv3s93 35 136 135 135 Atchis 4s95reg 15 88 88 88 AtRef cv487 98 121 121 121 4 1 AtlRef 2s66 1062 100 7 32 W0 1 16 100 3 16 1 1 AutoC cv4s81 11 104 104 104 BAzO 4s95 86 86 86 Beth St 4s90 25 99 99 99 Beth Stl 2s70 13 92 92 92 Boeing 4sH0 78 150 149 149 2 Borden 2H1 31 83 83 83 BosMe 6s65 26 74 73 73 1 Burro cv4s81 121 119 118 119 CaroCO 4s65 3 100 1 32 100 1 32 100 1 32 7 1 Case 5s90 13 94 94 94 Celanes cv4s90 90 114 114 114 1 CRRNJ 3s87 34 41 40 41 5s79 61 151 150 151 1 Chad cv6s74xw 19 95 94 94 CA 0 3s 96D 10 81 81 81 5s2055f 11 76 76 ChiNW 4s99f 116 111 110 111 CollinsR 4nis83 66 117 115 117 4 1 Col Gas 4s83 23 102 101 102 Comb cv3s81 63 136 133 134 2: ConEd 4s91 16 101 101 101 CElectr 4s84 84 U3 112 112 ContBak 3s65 Sep 902(1 9024 Dec 9015 90 9 1 9815 9819 1 997 9911 996 9910 1007 1009 9718 9722 199 99 99 39 94 93 45 92 91 14 93 41 95 94 155 112 111 72 115 114 45 126 126 25 104 W3 15 99 99 13 75 75 15 127 127 17 100 99 17 113 113 23 76 76 13 R4 84 19 98 96 27 67 67 39 129 51 91 27 101 101 17 76 76 21 88 8 71 85 85 19 88 87 26 116 45 97 97 2 103 103 53 91 91 39 82 82 IS 77 77 27 14 14 25 33 32 26 100 99 10 143 143 76 134 131 Bid Asked Yield Aug 3 1965 9931 1001 368 Aug 3 1965stpd 9931 1001 368 Oct 1 1965 995 999 367 Nov 3 1965 9925 9927 384 Nov 4 1965 100 1002 386 eb 3 1966 9924 9926 389 eb 3 1966 9929 9931 391 Apr 1 1966 9810 9814 342 Mav 4 1966 9931 1001 397 Aug 4 1966 9929 9931 402 Oct 1 1966 9712 9716 338 Nov 4 1966 9SI30 100 400 eb 3 1967 999 9911 402 Apr 1 1967 9612 9616 348 Aug 3 1967 9910 9912 405 Oct 1 1967 9512 9516 353 Apr 1 1968 9411 9417 355 Oct 1H 196H 9318 9322 350 Apr 1 1969 9220 9224 354 Oct 1 1969 9112 9116 364 Apr 1 1970 9018 9026 360 Subject to ederal taxes but not to State income taxes THURSDAY MAY 27 1965 7 am 1 pm 7 pm Barom (sea level) 2968 2975 29 78 Temp (dry bulb) 69 74 68 Temp (Wet bulb) 66 66 58 Humidity (relative) 87 66 53 Humidity (grlb) 95 85 54 Precipitation 21 0 TEMPERATURES AT STATED HOURS 3 am 67 3 pm 74 PM Tug Margot Nnrthem Moran and Venture 4:40 Barce Oil ort Chambly 6:08 Transfer 33 4:36 Sir James McLagan 7 07 Dunn 10:02 Norman Northcliffe Clement 9:09 Hall 10:06 Black Bay 10:32 Thursday PM AM Hagarty 1:12 Armnoco Illinois 1:08 Sprucedale 1:22 Teresa 4:25 PORT DOWN Wednesday Thursday PM Mntivedto Manchester Maru 3:29 Commerce 12:07 Tug Keta and Sneaton 12:20 Barges errault erndale 1:55 IV its and Catharine IV 11 5:33 Sartori 2:24 Ingwi 5:43 Oil Transport 2:4 3 Eaglescliffe Parker Evans 5:13 Hall 641 Outardc 7:59 Lawrendoc 6:44 ort St Loul? 9:36 Goderich 7:44 Renvoyle 11:05 Hiram 8:46 Conniscliffe Hall 11:09 PM Tarantau 3:1.

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