| Show W ' fWvWVrri The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday November 23 23 WVI 19G3 Business Houses Shut Mines-- — Stock Markets Close Early After Frenzy of Trading By Associated Press NEW YORK Nov 22-Street halted business Friday after President Kennedy was shot alt § akf vw r tror 'V 3 Markets— Finance p ijwn AP —UPI— New York Times —Chicago Daily News —Chicago Tribune— New York News MIXED MUTUALS SoUb to public up a bit at redemption Today in Business got retort) Wall - -- AND COMMODITY STOCK EXCHANGES Mutual fund early Banks Madison Avenue advertising agencies and other businesses shut their doors and sent shocked employes spilling Into quickly emptying streets V Chicago RI&P Merger NEWS OFFICES WERE SWAMFED with announcements of cancelations of business events News of the shooting threw the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange Into a frenzy “It Redemptions by Public was absolute turmoil” said an exchange official saw anything like it The board was going crazy and people were running around They’re not supposed to run but they were” ultJulMLibilttiluLtbiliuLiitli W imi J Lm J “I never WAS WORSE THAN THE MAY IT workers 1962 crash said floor At 2:10 pm— 40 minutes after first word of the shooting— the ticker tape flashed: “Market closed” The closing was ordered by the board of governors If The weather forecast map for Saturday cates cloudy skies over the Intermountain lndl- Re- - gion with daytime snows in parts of Idaho Wyoming and Nevada and night snows in Utah Data Front Uf Weather Bureau Cloudy weather Is predicted for h IntermouMaln peglorrVelurdey and Satur-de- y rain or snow Is nioht 'tcatlered expected during the day In southern Idaho northeastern Nevada and Wyoming Is While a chanca of snow by avanlng Utah forecast Jor northwestern a TiMPERATURS CHART Friday at I pm Utah i Data I 11 Hr -- r - Billings Butte Cheyenne V New Teaching Techniques Thrill Challenge Student not be until after the project is ended ' Mr Stutz said “It’s new to the It was set up by Ford Foundateachers too” tion for a three-yea- r study with six months to get it going and HE SAID teacher training have yet to face up to three months at the end for i the fact that much of the future learning in Utah high schools GOVERNMENTAL red tape is going to have to be provided still is holding up establishment by the new techniques of translator booster stations for “There’s no other way these the signal from KtJED Universmall groups can provide the sity of Utah’s educational teletype of education necessary in vision station which has plans today’s complex economy” Mr to blanket the state with its boosted signal $tu(2 said “We are still hopeful of getMR NELSON’S teachers at ting ETV soon enongh so that BVHS who are not involved in some evaluation of it can be the present program— made on this project” Mr ly the business education and Stutz said science-teach- ers — have found STILL NEEDED however is the students so interested in the teacher training as other programs that they are regular of the certification part preparatat work now devising ways of ion in the techniques of the putting their own programs into new materials the new structure Next: The National Education “IT SPOILS MY plans for a Assn looki at teacher training control group within the same school” Mr Stutz said “but it argues well for the success of the new techniques” 25 ts become mostly cloudy Sunday Scattered rain or anow showers north halt Sunday Warmer Saturday and Saturday night Some cooling north portion Sunday Highs Saturday 40 to 50 lows 22 to 34 highs Sunday 14 to 44 north 42 to 52 south Locally windy west portion both days Southeastern Idaho— Mostly cloudy both Periods of rein or snow Cooler days Highs Saturday 35 to 45 tows Sunday 24 to 34 highs Sunday mostly In 30s Locally windy Idaho— Mostly cloudy SatSouthwestern urday end Saturday night with periods of rein or snow Pertly cloudy with tew Cooler Sunday snow flurries Sunday Might Saturday 37 to 47 lows 27 to 37 highs Sunday 32 to 42 Eastern Nevada — Considerable cloud! ness north portion and partly cloudy to cloudy south portion both days Widely scattered rein or snow showers north portion Saturday becoming more general over north end central portions Saturday night and Sunday Warmer north Satur day but cooler north Sunday Highs Saturday 31 to 41 lows 22 to 32 highs Sunday 30 io 40 north 31 to 41 south Locally windy Wyomlno— Partly cloudy northwest with Genfew snow flurries over mountains erally fair south end east both days Warmer Saturday Highs Saturday 40 to Divide 35 to 45 50 east of Contlnantal west In 30i In mountains Summary— High pressure built rapidly and Into the Intermountain Region brought fair waathar tor e short tima cloudiBut by afternoon arly Friday ness from the next Pacific storm hod spread Into Idaho and down Into northern Nevada and northwest Uteh Snow was In Idaho and soma northern tailing snow had been observed over the mounIn tains the southwest pert Temperatures wars gulls cold with readings most common during ths after- their - Auditor Confers On Activities Of Fair Board grammed materials — i Parowan is experimenting with time scheduling but is enUtah Fair Assn board of dicountering difficulties mostly rectors met Friday with State due to the necessity of holding Auditor Sherman J Preece and two of the seven periods on a Attjr GeiySephen L Johnston rigid basis which destroys the and discifcsed fair personnel sched- matters for an hour In Mr flexibility ofthe over-al- l ule Preece’s State Capitol office DR EDNA SNOW Cannon English teacher with the sort of French accent that one would learn In Circleville Piute County is teaching French in Piute High School and teaching it Successfully The materials which Dr Can-no- n “a memebr of the Utah State Board of Education is using are filmstrips and tapes prepared by the French govem-pien- t ‘ t EDUCATIONAL television is expected 1o loom large in the small schools project when it is available to them but this may A- - Friday’s Quotations These bid and’ asked prices from tti National Association of Securities Dealers Inc do not represent actual transactions They are a guide to the range within which these securltlea could have been sold (Indicated by the "bid") or bought (Indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation - noon Plvs-ds- y Forecast Saturday throueh Wednesday southern Idaho aastarn Nevada— Recurring periods of rain or snow each followed by brief clearing art expected to provide locally substantial precipitation Utah amounts over southern Idaho and the extreme northern portions of Utah and totals In aastarn Nevada Precipitation these areas generally In excess of 15 hundredths of en Inch Considerably less precipitation Is expected over the re- of aastarn Nevada and Utah mainder Rising with totals thara Httt- - or none temperature trend with temperatures averaging two to six degrees above normal Wyoming— Temperatures will everage Slow rising near seasonal normal trend early In period with mostly small Scattered thereafter changes mostly western mountains light snows Edward W Brooke Massachusetts attorney general who holds the highest state elective office occupied by a Negro in the United States cut short his visit to Salt Lake City Friday to fly home after hearing of the assassination of President Kennedy AT THAT TIME President Kennedy was a member of Congress and Mr Brooke a young lawyer active In civil rights and veterans’ affairs Mr Brooke who was scheduled to speak twice in Salt Lake City Friday under sponsorship of the Newman Student Federation University of Utah filled one of his speaking engagements before hearing of the death of President Kennedy FRIDAY MORNING he dia cussed “Racial Justice in the Northern City” in the U Union Ballroom He compared the areas of and Utah which Massachusetts to be will have observances worked out but felt that keep- are similar in that they have small Negro populations ing youngsters in school and very and pointed out that the problem as as posnormally going along able “will be the most appro- of racial justice is “national In scope and cannot be shunted priate thing to do” aside just because we are not SCHOOLS IN Salt Lake City particularly Involved” were dismissed Friday at 2 pm because of the high ex- TnE PATIENCE OF the citement and shock of the news Negro with hts 'plight has run Of President Kennedy’s assassi- out he said and in place of the nation willingness to wait a little longer i Elmer J Hartvigsen super- has come a militant determinaintendent of Granite School Dis- tion and activism “This change In the Negro’s trict felt that no purpose could be served by giving school attitude has shocked the nervous youngsters a holiday on Mon- system of the country” he said THE AUDITOR the meeting in connection with a report he sent Gov George D Clyde concerning certain State Fairgrounds activity Hr Reuben Reynolds Fair Board chairman said Friday board asked Mr Preece to meet with them last Friday but the auditor had called HE PRAISED THE late Presi-deen- t Kennedy’s stand on civil and said he hoped for rights patriotism respect for law and order and an appreciation of our form of government” “WE WILL CERTAINLY fall In line with what’s appropriate and advisable In this hour of sorrow and national tragedy” he said Appropriate exercises in the schools to “provide a spirit of patriotic reverence and sympathy” will prevail in Jordan District schools acoording ' to Supt Reed H Beckstead A A A A Salt 'Lake worker suffered a possible fractured back Friday about 4 :20 pm while working at a new house at 561 Mali- bu (4210 South) SHERIFF Verl Buxton said Jafnes A Henderson 54 East was guiding a rafter into place from (DEPUTY 433-23r- d J Mur- EASTON PARRATT ray superintendent said most of the schools have television and “teachers will use this and other means to provide honest expressions of how our demo cratic processes operate” members Davis County schools also will remain in session Monday with ovservanees “in line with the prior appointments solemnity of the occasion” G FRIDAY THE fair officials Harold Holt superintendent requestioned Mr Preece about the ported AT ALL SCHOOLS— frorn kinreport and adjourned without concluding the matter after the dergarten through oollege-t- he announcement of President flags will be flying at half staff Kennedy’s death —a Worker Suffers Injury to Back Ai below when he slipped on some ice and fell eight feet down a stairwell He was listed tion at In fair condi- Holy Cross Hospital Postpone Dinner - annual Rowland Hall school benefit dinner sponsored by the senior idass has been postponed from Sunday because of the assassination of President Kennedy to Sunday Dec 8 at 4 pm in the school’s cafeteria The- 205-l- st Ave Utah Republican officials late Friday announced the postponement of Michigan Gov George D Romney’s scheduled appearance in Salt Lake City Tuesday T BOWRING Woodbury chairman of the event set for Tuesday said Gov e teleRomney in a phone call from Omaha Neb suggested delaying the affair “Gov Romney” Mr Woodbury said “deemed it inappropriate for Utah to pay him any honors in light of the fact that a period of mourning has been set for our assassinated President” fund-raisin- g said MR WOODBURY the new tentative date for Gov Romney’s visit to Salt Lake City is Jan 17 Gov George D Clyde who issued the original Invitation to Qov Romney said: “TnE LOSS OF the President is so severe that things originally planned must be deferred until we have paid due and proper respect to President Kennedy’s Church of Jesus Christ of Livestock 1 PRESENT WERE three lirec-tors of the railroad: Harold B Lef member of the Council of Twelve Apostles Latter-da- y Saints George S Eccles President of First Security Corp area firm W Dale Clark Omaha chairman of the board of the World Publishing bank-holdin- g Co REPORT ON TOE vote-- 84 cent of the common stock (22429235 shares) and 80 per cent of the preferred ((9954310) —stock was issued by C W Rosswom corporate secretary per Brigham Young Mr University and a Hainsworth veteran of service with the US Army had been in the appliance and Insurance business before joining Maytag ' Markets OMAHA— Hogs 10500 bar-rogilts and sows steady to 25 lower 0 0 25 few 14 35 lb 13 0 lb 132514000 lb sows 1100-1- Sugar Firm Net Up 50 Special to The Trlbuhe Cattle 2500 calves none steers mostcows steady ly steady heifers strong OGDEN— Amalgamated Sugar lb steers 23 25 high choice 10251150 00 most choice 22 good and choice Co posted earnings of $5660-80- 5 25 22 2 choice with few prime 950 or $261 share after prelb heifers 22 50 high good and choice 21 utility commercial cows 1250-1- 4 fis- a 00 Sheep 100 not enough on salt for price test sheep nd lambs CHICAGO Nov 22 Hogs 9000 rather slow barrows and gilts weak 0 lower mostly to 25 tower sows 5 lb barrows end tilts 1500-1- 5 25 0 lb 14 mixed 75 0 lb 13 lb 1375-145- 0 3 0 lb sows 1150-1-2 25 50 lb 1100-15500 Cattle calves nonet slaughter steers end heifers fairly active steady 2 loads cows and bulls scarce steady lb slaughter steers 24 prime 1225-124- 1 CHICAGO Nov 22 (UPl)- high choics and prime around 1500 Llve poultry: Too ftw rtctlpft to re lb 2250 most choice 0 lb 23 port prices lb comparable grades 1300-140- 0 Cheese: Processed loaf brick 22 lb 21 00 23 00 good 5 Muenster Cheddars single mixed good and choice 1100-130-0 lb 43V 45 daisies 41V Longhorns 42V 3 00 22 few standard and low good 2 40 lb blocks VH Swiss (wheels) grade 19 1 25 1030 choice and high prime A lb lb heifers 33 00 Swiss 50 grade B bulk choice 21 blocks) grade A grade B good 20 1 25 few standard and low C 8 grade 0 18 00 and commercial good utility Butter and egg wholesale prices as re- cows 12 4 00 canners and cutters ported by Chicago Marcantlie Exchange 10 50 2 bulls utility end commercial 93 score 58 92 score 18 Butter: Steady 58 90 score 57 89 score 56 carlots: 90 300 small wooled Sheep supplies score 574k 89 score 57'A slaughter lambs and ewes fairly active Eggs— steady White large extras 391 taw small lots choice and mostly steady mixed large extras 39' mediums 291 0 lb slaughter lambs 19 50 prime standards 33V dirties 28 checks 26 U S good and choice II 9 00 cull end utility 436 Potatoes— Total shipments arrivals 47 track 194 supplies moder- 12 8 00 cull to good wooled slaughter ewes 450-- 8 50 ate demand light market unsettled Track sales: (100 lb U S 1A unless otherwise stated): Idaho Russets 3 40 Minnesota-NortDakota Red River Valiev round reds 2 10 Idaho Russets 3 4 25 Street sales bakers 425-45- 0 Wisconsin Russets 3 85 bakers 4 00 Minnesota North DaYORK Nov 22 kota Red River Valiev round reds 2 35- - of NEW St Joseph Lead Ce Friday doubled 2 65 Wisconsin Russets 310-- 25 Mich- the dividend rate of 25 cents that had igan Russets 3 25 prevailed since 1958 Reacting to better Onions— Arrivals 7 track 20 supplies metal business directors declared a demand moderate market moderate quarterly dividend of 50 cents a common steady shore 13 to holders of Dec payable None reported Track sales record Nov 29 Street sales Yellow Spanish large Idaho 3 00-- 3 25 nine months Earnings for fhe first Idaho white Washington 2 65 large 3 75-- 25 mediums 3 75-- 25 Wash- were SI 83 o share ogalnsf It 34 In the ington red large 3 50--3 75 medium 2 50-- 3 seme period a year aeo Demand for load and zinc has risen steadily and 00 Illinois Indiana - Michlgan-Wlsconsl- n 185-sev25 prices of both have bean Increased large yellow globe mediums times eral large 240250 Produce Market Earnings (AP)-Llt- -ton BEVERLY HILLS CALIF Industries reported Friday earnings for the first quarter ended Oct 31 ot 56538000 or 82 cents a share compared with 55212004 or 51 cents a share a LOS ANGELES Nov 22 (UPI FSMNS- )- year ago Sales were 1154029000 comPrices to retailers fob distribu- pared with 5127309000 Egg 1V4 cents higher) tor plants (delivered 'A extra large AA extra lerge A large AA large 38 Vi 43V AA medium B large 37W381 S AA smell 34’V38'T A medium VVt-W- i W'l-iW- i consumers A small AA medium A large AA large AA amall A medium A small roast9 Poultry: Fryers (at ranch) 5 ers (at ranch) light type hens 5 8 wtd avg wtd avg 5 4t hens cross 8 45 young hens turkeys: young toms Fryer roasters 24Vi Butter: Prices to retellers: grade AA A 8570 Egg Market ferred requirements for the cal year ended Sept 30 1963 according to directors Friday THE FIRM’S earnings for the previous fiscal year were $4125-15- 7 or $187 a share Directors declared a regular dividend of 20 cents a share and a special one'of 20 cents a share both payable Dec 13 to stockholders of record Nov 29 THIS TIME last year gamated announced a share special dividend Amal- Engineer Net Rises Special to The Tribune ANAHEIM - CALIF Co Inter-stat- e Friday reEngineering ported net income of $746359 or 52 cents a share for the fiscal six months ended Oct 31 1963 TIIE FIRM whose subsidiary Research and Development Co is engaged In space wfirk at Salt Lake City had a netof $571968 or 40 cents a share on slightly fewer shares out for the comparable fiscal six months a year ago Utah FOR THE THREE months ended Oct 31 1963 the firm had a net of $333076 or 23 cents a share versus $256961 or 18 cents a share in the second fiscal quarter last year Cash Grain memory” The Michigan governor was to speak at a Republican dinner Tuesday THE OMAHA Neb UP vice president of traffic was referring to the fact that 50 persons present at the sessions obviously felt that the Rock Island deal was good for them the company and UP stockholders At any rate only one of them asked a question— and that was about how soon the Rock Island shareholders were going to meet and approve it-- the federal court at of Chicago By virtue of that order only business relating tq the merger was up for dis- 'on 1 of the legislation now before Congress “It Is neither too strong nor too weak” he said GOP Delays L Salute To Romney orders ? adoption HE COUNTERED the frequent charge that you can’t legislate morals or prejudice by pointing out that “legislation speeds edu“1 JUST COULDN’T speak to- cation” and -- that “compliance night” he said “President Ken- with the law forms a basis for nedy and I were of opposing acceptance of the soundness and political parties but we were rationale of the law” good friends after having received awards together in 1952” Both were recipients of “Outstanding Young Men of the Year of Greater Boston " awards In S1952 Mr Brooke said “This is the kind of stockholder meeting I like” J R MacAnally said following a vote of 84 per cent of the shares of Union Pacific Railroad Co in favoring a merger with the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific at a special noon meeting Friday at Hotel Utah W C HARDEE associate general counsel for UP at New New York City York City said the Rock Island session had been postponed as a BYU Graduate Gains tsultfd court action in Chicago Union Pacific is seeking a re- Maytag Oregon Post solicitation of Rock Island proxMorris C Hainsworth a native ies charging that the Chicago of Salt Lake City has been and North Western Railroad Co named regional manager at had violated Securities and ExPortland Ore change Commission rules in disfor Maytag North-tributing material adverse to the west Co an affilmerger to Rock Island shareiate of the May-holders tag Co Newton Iowa producers THE SHAREHOLDERS’ meetof washing maing at Salt Lake City— Union chines Pacific is a Utahchartered railMr Hainsworth road— was conducted under tie a graduate oi JFK Death Cuts Off U Talk By Negro Attorney General proper MOST SUCCESSFUL In the small school project so far have been the team teaching and pro- Over the Counter A QUICK SAMPLING OF business leaders Indicated the consensus was that the assassination of the President would bring a lull of perhaps several weeks in business but would not result in a slump Presently teachers are having to learn to use the new techniques either through trial and error processes in own Final tribute will be paid to classrooms or at workshops con- President Kennedy in various ducted during the summer ways Monday as children in FORD FOUNDATION has Salt Lake and Davis County underwritten a number of such schools join with the rest of the summer workshops Mr Stutz nation to observe the funeral of the late chief of state said Universities and colleges are SUPERINTENDENTS of the cooperating In conducting the various districts said Friday workshops andL providing all that schools will not be disavailable material for the teachmissed but that teachers will ers use television discussions and “Bl’T nERE ARE techniques make the occasion one of solthat should be In the standard emn and patriotic significance program and should be part of emn and patriotic sinificance Dr M "Lynn Bennion super-- i the basic equipment of teachn t e n d e n t Salt Lake City ers” Mr Stutz said obbut that “So far ’the teacher training schools 'said plans for special day servances in the schools could Institutions are not making it a "give an opportunity to teach part of pack- age” Moth Kata ' Many business houses shut their doors and sent employes home Normally busy streets were virtually deserted SL Davis SchoolsTrepare Last JFK Tribute Monday £ tmtltata Lake Weather Datat Precipitation period ended Friday at 5 p m “PEOPLE HERE WEREN’T even functioning An early for November 1 50 precipitation 54 accumulative excess closing announcement would have had no significance” precipitation accumulative since Oct 1 1903 255 Standard Oil Co (New Jersey) closed its offices In the New excess 44 sunrise Saturday 724 tun-s504 York area Humble Oil Co dosed nationwide immediately after — ' Salt Lake City end vicinity— Comlder the President’s death ble cloudiness Saturday Mostly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday Rain or snow The Italian Banca Nazlonale del Lavoro lowered the Amershowers likely lata Saturday night and Warmer Sunday Saturday but cooler ican and Italian flags to half staff on its building in Rockefeller Sunday High Saturday near 44 low near 33 ‘v Center high Sunday near 31 Utah— Partly cloudy outh considerable north Saturday Few showers cloudiness Sylvania Electric Products Corp canceled Its showroom or snow flurries northern mountains Thickening cloudiness Saturday night to opening Monday Burley Idaho Palls Pocatello mi h Co Salt for none) Idahe Continued From Page to Dotal DATA “The entire banking community was scl stunned by the news that there was no annouheement of an early closing” said a spokesman for Firs$ National City Bank of New York Blending prvee Canyon Cedar CIV Coalville Della Green Rlvar Mlllord Provo Roosevelt Salt Lake Airport St George Wendover Boise- THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME THAT the New York exchange had closed early since Aug 4 1933 when gas fumes accumulated on the trading floor It was not known whether the exchanges would reopen MONTHLY Monday Skis Raincoats: TakciYour Choice r UP Stockholders Okeh markets closed Nov 22 (AP)-W- heat oats 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