Trading Slow As Market Edges Higher
New York stock market edged higher in slow, irregular trading as concerns over a linked auto labor contract and Cyprus intervention kept nerves taut. Dow up 1.77 at noon, IBM and Polaroid gainers offset by Mack Trucks decline after a preliminary injunction against Chrysler.
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New York
United Auto Workers
Wall Street
Kinyshchev
Cyprus
London
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker
Mack Trucks
Mack
IBM
Polaroid
Sears, Roebuck
United Aircraft
American Stock Exchange
U.S
New York Stock Exchange Noon Quotation Fragment
Noon quotation from the New York Stock Exchange shows stock transactions on the floor with parka and exchange context. The readable text references New York exchange activity and market quotes, indicating a financial update from a trading day.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Stoker The Broker Names New Assistant For BA Branch
Greene, of 15674 Washington Street San Lorenzo, named assistant manager of Bank of America Watkins-Fletcher branch in Hayward. He has been general lending officer there since June 1962 after joining the bank in San Francisco in 1947 and attaining officer status in 1959. Greene serves with the Hayward Trade Club and United Crusade drives.
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Renere Ww. Greene
Washington Street
San Lorenzo
Bank of America
Watkins-Fletcher
Hayward
Greene
San Francisco
East Bay
United Crusade
Expect Continued Gain in Demands for Farm Food
In Washington the Agriculture Department projects rising consumer demand for farm products as population grows. The report notes expanding buying power and steady expansion of rural communities will sustain higher demand.
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Agriculture Department
Ienna
Wall Street Chatter on Employment and Farm Demand
A market summary notes rising employment and strong farm product demand as population growth and higher per capita income boost shipments. Analysts from Alain Bache & Co and E. P. Hutton & Co discuss current upturn, with volume and price dynamics seen as driving continued gains. Agricultural outlook and ERS report tone indicate supply, hog and pork figures, and prices remain robust into near term, with some caution on possible shifts.
Scrap Metal Storage Denied Near Hayward Airport Park
The Hayward Industrial Commission urged the Alameda County Planning Commission to deny Peter Ratti's permit to store scrap metal at 1873 West Winton Ave near Cloud Way. They say a scrap yard would conflict with the planned airport industrial park.
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City of Hayward Industrial Commission
Alameda County Planning Commission
West Winton Avenue
Cloud Way
Peter Ratti
West Winton Ave
Hayward Industrial Commission
Airport
Untitled financial disclosure notes in partial OCR
Unclear financial terms describe stock dividends cash value and ex distribution dates. Mentions include dividends paid in stock or cash, accruals in arrears, and notes on bankruptcy related items and proposed interest settlements.
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Fey
Old Russian Bonds Still Trade But Soviets Never Paid
The piece states the Soviet government repudiated Russia’s bonded debt when they seized power and never paid. Only the 1961 Foreign Claims settlement paid about 69 million, mostly to claimants expropriated by the Reds. about 3 million went to holders of old Russian bonds. The rest went to others. Old bonds remain traded as high risk, low price speculation.
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Russia
Reds
Foreign Claims, Settlement Commission
Heds
Khrushchev
Las Vegas
U. Y
Thej
Broad St
Net
York 4
N.Y
Washington
Dusty gold particles power tiny semiconductors
Alloy dust costs a million per pound, produced by Butler’s Altoys Unlimited. The minuscule particles, about one thousandth of an inch in diameter, blend precious metals like gold or platinum into silicon crystals, used in transistors and sealed glass components for electronics from computers to other devices.
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New York
Butler
Altoys
Unlimited
Long Island City
Chatsworth
Alloys Unlimited makes high purity bond particles for semiconductors
Butler and Hamburg founded Alloys Unlimited in 1957 to supply high purity materials for semiconductors. The firm tests bond particles for roundness, with half a million pieces sealing into a $500 order and some particles valued at up to $1 million per pound, though such orders are rare. The company now reports about $8 million in annual sales and emphasizes contamination protection in packaging.
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Alloys Unlimited
Butler
Hamburg
Tang
Alloys Unlimited It
Stocks Regain Ground After Short Market Drop
New York markets recovered most losses from August amid mixed signals on the economy and Southeast Asia. Dow Jones fell to 643.40 then recovered to 838.81 as naval clashes in Vietnam weighed briefly, while first-half profits rose, and cash dividends on NYSE stocks reached 6.3 billion dollars, signaling resilience despite volatility.
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New York
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Cyprus
U.S
Altough
New York Stock Exchange
Comsat Stock Acceptance Surprises Wall Street
SEW YORK CPL Directors of the Communications Satellite Corporation disclosed stockholdings of about 180000 as Congress had urged broad dissemination. The firm formed to build a global satellite system shows wide interest but is still far from earning or paying dividends, with Comsat’s trading over the counter and a large stockholder base across major firms like AT&T and GM.
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Sew York
CPL
Communications Satelle Corporation
Congress
Comsat
Wall
Batt
Republic
Camsal
American Telephone and Telegraph
More Iin
Pyslion
Theiiation
General Motors Corp
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Radio Corporation of America
Westinghouse Electric
Texaco
New York Stock Exchange
Wool Futures Move Steady on New York Exchange
Futures on the New York Cotton Exchange opened unchanged with slight gains as contracts for December and May showed modest increases. Prices listed include May at 189.8, July around 173, with bids and open interests noted for several months and contracts.
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New York
Galton
Niger
Pasa
Yardsdale
Obituary: Mrs Irma Jean Heber dies after long illness
Private funeral services were held for Mrs Irma Jean Heber who died Friday in a Santa Clara hospital after a long illness. A native of Pennsylvania she lived at 41227 Ellen St Premont. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Leland Blodgett of Fremont three sons William Paul Hamner of Redondo Beach a brother James L Grimm of South Dos Palos and 33 grand children. Reverend Roger Vegdahl of American Lutheran Church officiated at private room services in Fremont Memorial Chapel Fremont. Interment followed at the Chapel of the Chimes Hayward.
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Fremont
Irma Jean Heber
Santa Tandra
Pennystyania
Hobner
Ellen St. Premont
Leland Blodgett
William Paul Hamner
Redondo Beach
James L. Grimm
South Dos Palos
Roger Vegdahl
American Lutheran Church
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Byu
Chapel of the Chimes
Hayward
Mary Stovall Pleasanton services set for 98 year old
Mrs Mary Stovall 98 longtime Pleasanton resident and widow of rancher Preston Stovall died yesterday at her home. A native of West Virginia she lived in Pleasanton forty years and was active in the Pleasanton Women’s Improvement Club and The Masquers. Services are 10 30 am at Graham Fitch Martyrs 579 St John St Pleasanton.
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Fcett Indust
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Beaters Inc
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Lear
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Henes Gas
Bane
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Corinand
Ireman
Bank of SC
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Bekins van & Storage Ca
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Hayward Reserve
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Pleasanton
Mary Stovall
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West Virginia
Deasanton
Stovall
Preston Stovall
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Pleasanton Women’s Improvement
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Parker Dexter Jr services in Hayward for helicopter crash victim
Parker Dexter Jr lifelong Hayward resident and head electrician for Dieterich Post Blue Prim Paper and Supplies Oakland died Saturday when his helicopter crashed and buried in Oakland. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Pratt-Fliers Mortuary Hayward with Reverend Darel M Londagin of Christ Presbyterian officiating. Burial at Chimes Cemetery Hayward follows.
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Parker H. Dexter Jr
Oakland
Hayward
Fir
Dieterich Post Blue Prim Paper and Supplies
Western Blvd
Diane M. Dexter
Parker and
Beulah Exter
Marsha Burch
Fremont
Darel M. Londagin
Christ Presbyterian Church
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UNI
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Parker Dexter Jr
Farker
Spatestan
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Havaard
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