Investor's Forum Predicts Easing Tight Money in 1967
Inflationary pressures ease as 1967 nears with potential bond and preferred stock bull market. AT&T 69 cents on the dollar, Consolidated Edison 78 cents, Macy 78 a share, U S Steel 85 cents, U S Rubber 143 a share offer yields from 5.0 to 5.8 percent. Investors with $10,000 seek guidance for a 1970 horizon.
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Harry C
France
United States
America
Federal Reserve
American Telephone and Telegraph
At&t
Consolidated Edison
New York City
R.H. Macy
New York Stock Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
U.S
Forum Q “Ti
Zanuck Rescues Fox to Become Biggest Money Maker
In 1962 critics claimed Darryl F. Zanuck was finished but he returned to 20th Century Fox, guiding it from near bankruptcy to the industry’s top grossing studio. His leadership revived films and TV like Peyton Place and Batman while denting rivals’ hopes during a pivotal expansion era.
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Darryl F. Zanuck
Europe
20Th Century-Fox
Tottering
Zanuck
Fox
Rin-Tin-Tin
20Th Century Fox
Hollywood
20Th Century Co
Darryl
Juliette Greco
Normandy
Spyros Skouras
New York
Wall Street
Skouras
20Th Fox
Darry Zanuck
Richard Zanuck
Chapman
Bond Offer For $10,000 Treasuries At 5 Percent Yield
An advertisement promotes Treasury bonds valued at $10,000 with a purchase price around $9,600 and maturity in February 1970, yielding about 5 percent per year.
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B. W
U.S. Treasury
Zanuck Speculates on Return to Leadership After Bankruptcy
Darryl Zanuck, who built a $240 million film enterprise from a bankrupt company, contemplates resuming leadership as talks hint at federal funds covering drug costs. Production is canceled, prompting consideration of a new direction.
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SBA
Walter E. Heller & Co
New England, Inc
SBA and
Heller
Darryl Zanuck
Onions and Medicare Drug Debate Highlight Local News
Old Orchard Beach notes cover residents returning home from visits to the Bronx and New Rochelle, church meetings, and lodge gatherings. A long health care column analyzes Medicare drug coverage and the brand-name versus generic drug debate, detailing cost implications and congressional sentiment.
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