Motors Uneasy as Bargaining Talks Begin
New York stocks opened uneasy as hard bargaining for a new labor contract loomed in the auto industry. Chrysler and GM dipped as Walter Reuther sat with Chrysler reps. The Associated Press index stood at 314.7, Dow at 6838.05, with mixed gains in steels, copper, and several blue chips amid a cautious market.
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New York
AFA
Owe
Chrysler
Ito
Walter Reuler
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Wall Street
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Jersey Standard
American Telephone
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Cerro
Kennecott
U.S
Control
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Livermore Story Project Teases New Publication
Fragmentary text hints Livermore Livermore Cham announces a forthcoming project titled Liver Story. The snippet references ex dividend concerns and financial terms, mentioning receivers and equalization, with unclear chronology and cryptic terms.
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Livermore
Liver ‘More
Labor Day Band Concert in Kennedy Park Hayward
Hayward area celebrates Labor Day weekend with a Sept concert by the San Leandro Municipal Band in Kennedy Park Hayward at 194 Hesperian Boulevard. The event urged families to bring picnic lunches and enjoy an old fashioned park day as Manuel Medeiros conducts the band from 2 to 4 pm.
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San Leandro
Hayward Area
Kennedy Park
Hesperian
Hayward
Kenneth C. Aitken
Hayward Area Recreation Dist
Manuel Medieros
Market Overspeculation Lacking Says Hooper
L C Hooper of W E Hut ton & Co notes the market usually runs overspeculation but current conditions show a clear lack of over speculation. He emphasizes caution and calls for measured trading activity amid uncertain times.
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L. C. Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
Investor Prudence Amid Market Uncertainties
Carl M. Loeb of Rhodes and Co cautions investors to maintain a conservative strategy until currant uncertainties pass and markets stabilize. He urges avoiding aggressive moves and emphasizes steady, prudent allocations as a safeguard against volatility.
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Carl M. Loeb
Rhodes & Co
Prudence
Farm Exports Reach $6 Billion
U.S. farm exports topped 6 billion in fiscal 1964, about four years ahead of prior projections. Secretary Freeman hailed record sales totaling 6.12 billion, with 1.6 billion from dollar sales and 1.5 billion from government-financed sales, noting cotton gains and rises across meat, dairy, grains, and animal products as key drivers.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Agriculture
Department
Oroville
L. Freeman
Freeman
Ench
Peaceful School Integration Spreads in South Carolina
In Columbia and Beaufort the second week of desegregation saw about 20 Negro children attending classes with white students with no incidents reported. Ronald Washington, an 8th grader, and eight other Negro pupils joined classes at Mossy Oaks High and three elementary schools. By week’s end roughly 260 Negro pupils were in mixed classes. Four segregated vale schools prepared for their first year. Negro attorneys pledged to challenge state tuition grants, which the General Assembly had appropriated $280,000 to fund.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Land County
Beaufort
Ronald Washington
Mossy Oaks
Ilvale
General Assembly
Population Explosion and Growth Rates Worldwide
The 1963 United Nations Demographic Yearbook estimates a world population around 3.25 billion, with one-fifth in Red China. The globe gains about 53 million people yearly due to higher births and lower deaths. Central America grows fastest at 2.9 percent annually. Tokyo remains the largest city at 8.613 million. Ivory Coast has the highest death rate at 33.3 per 1,000 and Haiti the highest infant mortality at 30.4 per 1,000 live births.
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United Nations. NY
Red China
U.N
Central America
Tokyo
Ivory+Coast
jHaiti
New Hayward Teachers Meet For Orientation Day
More than 200 new teachers in Hayward Unified School District will gather for a one day orientation on September 3 at Hayward High School. The event, sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce, aims to introduce teachers to district procedures and their principals. Superintendent William Cunningham said invited officials include state county and city leaders for a luncheon reception.
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Hayward Unitied
Costello Named Head of Crusade Committee
John Costello principal of Eureka Elementary School at S211 Lawler Ave Fremont has been appointed to head the Hayward School District committee for the 1964 United Crusade. The crusade aims to raise 14 million dollars to support 171 Bay Area agencies.
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John Costello
Lawler Ave
Fremont
Eureka
Hayward
United Crusade
Bay Area
Ship Reports To Arrive In Global Trade Post
Fragmented notes list ships and ports, including Pier 69 and Pier 3, with references to American East Coast, Dutch, and Canal Zone traffic. Mentions of Knight Templar, Atlantis lines, and various nationalities appear amid unclear lines.
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Maghat
Marth
Machel Stretl
Wals
Yonkeville
Norwagian
LAL! Gvarsean
Esparta
Amerigad
Wal Fusl
Canal Zone
Groeral
Knight Templar
Sinfith
Aucknd
Pier
Evagh
American East Coast
Tate
Lorti Ts
Libaridh
Puget
Genral
Egg Market San Francisco Prices Cheese Butter Livestock
Egg prices listed for 30 dozen cases include FSMNS Large AA 41 50 and medium AA 42, small AA 41-29 with other grades and weights. Butter and processed cheese quotes appear as FSMNS AA and A around 4 per unit with cheddar 40 lb blocks at 39-46, and singles cassis 41-48.
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San Francisco
UPT
Dividends Declared Amid Mixed Corporate Notes
A fragmented report shows several companies announcing dividends with various payout details and shifts in earnings expectations. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate ongoing dividend actions across multiple firms and potential stockholder implications.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
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