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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
14
New York market closes mixed as Dow Jones average slips while broader indices hold near session highs. Investors weigh industrials and tech ahead of earnings reports, with trading volumes light amid holiday cues and caution in the final minutes.
Market summaries show mixed futures with irregular grain and oilseed activity. Soft turn in soybeans, minor movements in corn and wheat, and cautious trading as investors watch government notes and overseas indicators.
A man described as a proper London city gent poses with a new 25 mph Scont er Ski. Built in England and priced around 450 dollars, the craft blends water skiing speedboat thrills and relaxed cruising in one unit.
New York markets opened higher but profit takers emerged, sending most issues lower as trading showed mixed results. Pan American World Airways led losses while IBM and Teledyne posted gains amid tax-raise debate and inflation fears. overall volume slowed with the Amex index dipping to 19.81 and the tape showing declines in major sectors.
UPI reports mixed activity on the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange with Treasury bond quotes, yields, and trade totals. The overview notes increased public debentures and annual dividends while listing several prominent stocks and government securities.
Standard and Poor's indexes show mixed movement as prices reflect updated hourly data. The report notes trading activity with NYSE totals around 8.57 million shares and a 0.2 percent daily shift, highlighting overall market fluctuations and hourly price changes.
A House subcommittee led by Benjamin Rosen thal argues the federal government holds a wealth of information from product testing and statistics gathering that should be public. It questions why taxpayers cannot access the data the government has collected as the world’s largest consumer facts collector.
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Restless brain waves may hold a clue to how the brain receives stores and retrieves information says Dr WW Ross Adey of the University of California Brain Research Institute. Waves have been recorded for over sixty years but only with large computer systems can patterns be analyzed.
A gas hoard employee, Stanley Peter, opened a dismantled B83 oven in Leicester and discovered a live chicken inside the unit. The incident occurred during routine board work and is being investigated.
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