Stocks Rise Amid Market Gains on Earnings Watch
Financial markets edged higher as New York trading opened with advancing stocks led by Union Carbide and Allied Chemical. International Paper, Amoco, and Dow components posted gains while negotiators in Washington tempered expectations as inflation concerns lingered.
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International Vetalon
Plos
Heptonber
Starks
New York
Washington
Gotuc
Union Carbide
Las Lucahy
Creat Lakes Chemical
Syolex
Unclear commodity pricing notes from fragmented OCR
The readable text shows scattered market terms and prices with many garbled words. It mentions selling links commodities, early display of strength, various price figures around cents, and references to locations like Chicago and labels such as SHICABO CASH Gently. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts or outcomes.
Livestock market report with calf prices and bids
An auction bulletin lists calf prices and bids including feeder calves at 175 and 47.50 per hundredweight and notes buyers from multiple firms. The report mentions stalls and lot numbers, livestock handlers, and city market names with daily totals and listings for consignors and buyers.
Police union denies political motive in wage dispute
Cedar Rapids police association defends its stance on higher pay as a labor dispute, rejecting claims of political activity. President Darwin Ammeter says the statement asserts the union seeks a fair chance to discuss grievances, not influence elections.
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Assa. L'videy
Mie
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Lissuedt
Sunl
Rapids Police Department
Han
Player” ‘Association
Darwin Ammeter
James Steinbeck
Minieter
Sual
Igher
Pogaurdinus
Cedar Rapids
U S Oilman Kidnapped in Argentina
David Wilkie, 48, general manager of Amoco Argentina Oil Co., was abducted in Buenos Aires Thursday morning. An Argentine paper said kidnappers sought a 41 million ransom. Amoco spokesman in Indiana confirmed contact with the kidnapers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
David Wilkie
Ameca Argentina Oil Co
Cnside
Second Largest Bank Cuts Rate
New York AP reported that the nation s second largest commercial bank cut its rate in quarter term, signaling a wave of easing in the money market. Analysts viewed the move as a sign of monetary easing and expected quicker actions by other banks.
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New York
City Bank
Heigh
8-Year High in Trade Surplus
The United States posted a September trade surplus of 47 million, the largest monthly surplus in over eight years, according to the commerce department. Exports rose 74 percent to 400,000 ward sports at 5 100,000, while imports fell by 74 percent from the prior month, lifting the year’s first nine months into a surplus compared with a year earlier deficit of just over 48 billion.
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USB
Commerce Department
ARE Mion
Stein Offers Good News on Food and Jobs Outlook
Washington AP reports Herbert Stein, head of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, saying food prices may ease at wholesale levels while overall inflation lingers. He cautioned unemployment could rise modestly next year but recession is unlikely, noting 27 million jobs created in the past 12 months and that monetary policy remains tight but prudent.
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Herbert Stein
President's Council of Cconomic Advisers
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India
Ihrowgls
Karly
Slut
Stein
Eight Million Stock Sale Suit Filed
A complex action alleges Mynes and Hawes Security Co Inc and officers misled investors in a stock issue. Plaintiffs claim false prospectus statements and inflated share value, seeking damages up to eight million dollars. The suit names Haws and multiple officers, plus affiliated individuals and entities, and cites losses by local investors who bought 4700 shares at two dollars each.
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Fies
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Seem Nuit, Inc
Mynes & Hawes Security Coy Inc
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Hke M Vive
Donekl Ruhrs
Narain Kelton
Asling
Auartlias Exchange
Paper Claims Rebozo Sold Stolen Stock In Washington Case
The Washington Post reports Charles Bebe Rebozo, a close Nixon ally, sold stock he allegedly knew was stolen. The shares, valued around 300000, were linked to Mafia theft and used as collateral in a 145000 loan. Federal prosecutors and court records are cited as part of a broader conspiracy case involving several associates.
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GM reports record third quarter profits at 207 million
General Motors announced third quarter earnings of 206 to 207 million dollars, about 92 cents per share, more than double the year earlier figure. Sales rose to 7.6 billion, with a 41 percent gain, but profit margin slipped due to higher costs for product improvement and labor and materials.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Thompson decries United Nations sovereignty risk Week
Gow Meldrim Thompson urges an anti UN stance during United Nations Week. He critics a world body he says could erode American sovereignty and warns against United Nations peacekeeping actions binding the United States without congressional approval.
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Meldrim Thompson
United Nations
U.N
Fx World Organization
America
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United
UW. 1
United Natians
United Shates
Congress
Investment Certificates Offered for Iowa Residents
Semi annual interest payments vary by amount, with a $6,000 minimum for Check it Month and a $1,000 minimum for 7S. Interest paid on the 30th in December. Prospects limited to bona fide Iowa residents. Invest by the 10th to carry for the full month. Example shows $29.17 per month on a $6,000 investment.
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Iendents
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