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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
3
Noon in New York saw uneven stock activity with major gains in Du Pont Kodak and Union Carbide lifting the list about, while steels motors and aerospace sagged. The Associated Press index rose to 324.2 and the Dow gained about 2.6 points as large blocks traded amid year end adjustments.
An OCR readout lists ships and ports with varied spellings and governments. Mentions Liberian flagged Marias, Japanese vessels, Panamanian and Dutch links, several ports including Hong Kong and Los Angeles, and names such as Jenny, Dalielle Guinrle, Yagil, and Marne Lloyd in a fragmented shipping ledger.
Fragmented readable items show a long list of places and entities including Pier 75 General $5, American Canal Zone United Fruit, President Lincoln, British references, and various misread place names along a market street. The readable bits resemble a damaged directory or street feature with scattered organization and regional references.
Incomes rise and personal savings grow signaling a strong December for retail sales and merchant confidence. Nine months of 1965 show personal incomes at 802 billion annual rate with savings up, while tax cuts sustain spending and debt also climbs. The SEC notes stock holdings fell by 1.5 billion though investment plans grow, hinting at a bright but cautious year ahead.
The reader asks if depreciation could endanger utility rate bases as expansion slows. The expert notes regulation varies but typical allowed earnings are 6 to 7 percent on plant investment, with depreciation reducing book value yet generating cash for new facilities. Utilities generally grow plant investment about 3 percent annually, and even postwar gas pipelines continue expanding, so concerns about stagnation are unlikely.
Dividend declarations appear amid scattered financial lines with ambiguous headings and incomplete names. The fragment references Olga GSE and Spaldiog, suggesting corporate or brokerage context but lacks clear entities, dates, or decisive outcomes. The unreadable text prevents a precise summary.
New York report notes 1964 earned record operating revenues of 1.5 billion for independent telephone companies, up 15 million from 1963. They added 759000 connections, higher than 599600 the prior year, with growth tied to expanded services and applications spurred by Bell system collaboration and industry forecasts.
John Neto a Requiem Mass for John Rodrigues Neto 61 who died yesterday at his home Hayward will be offered at 9 a m Thursday in St ee Church He was a pipe fitter and member of LAYU ABUMEC and Progresso Coun ca He was husband of Mrs Marie R Neto father of John R Neto Jr Dorothy V Neto and Christine Neto son of Mary Neto and brother of Manus an Frank Neto both of Hayward Four grandchildren survive Rosary tomorrow at Hayward Mortuary Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward
Opening prices for March and May wheat and other commodities appear in a garbled report with several figures. Key entries reference March and May prices, bids, and dates such as 1848 and 12S, but the text remains unreadable and contains many errors.
Edward Fernandes 48 lifelong Hayward resident and truck driver died yesterday. He served in the Teamsters Union and was past master of Ashland Mason Lodge. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Ashland Masonic Lodge chapel with burial at Hayward Chapel of the Chimes. He is survived by his wife Cillian Fernandes and children Kalhiver and Cs a4. also brothers David Fernandes and Rosaline Ramirez of Hayward.
Mary R. Lesley 87 died Sunday in a San Lorenzo convalescent hospital. Services were conducted today by Rev Franklin Kelsey of San Lorenzo Community Church. She was born in Iowa, longtime San Lorenzo resident, widow of Loren K. Lesley, mother of Frank Lestey and Fern M. Collie, with siblings Lydia Gee and five grandchildren and descendants. Local arrangements were handled by Reeves Funeral Home Tabor Iowa and San Lorenzo Mortuary.
Martha W Seewald 79 longtime Hayward resident and German native died today at a Hayward convalescent hospital. Her funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 pm from Sorensen Hoos Chapel with Rev Walter Luebkeman of Grace Lutheran Church Hayward officiating. She was the wife of Alfred J Seewald and lived at 937 Blossom Way Hayward.
Marsha W Seewald of Bevem War Hayward died December 27 194? at age 74. She was born in Germany and wife of Alfred J Seewald. Funeral arrangements by Sorensan Bros Chicago 140. service at Grace Lutheran Church Maynard officiated by Rev Walter Leehternan. Burial details not clear.
UPI reports dairy and egg price data for consumers. Egg carton pricing varies by grade and size across brands including FMNS and Nulaid Farmers, with Large AA around 41-47 cents per dozen and Medium/Small ranges from 24 to 43 cents per dozen depending on grade.
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