Stocks Top 1983 Volume as NYSE Extends Gains
The New York Stock Exchange opens higher aided by light tax loss selling relief. Through the first hours of trading, volume nears 2 million shares, lifting the year’s total to just over 1.125 billion and sending many issues up a point or more. Big names in motors, steels, airlines, rails, drugs, electronics, and aerospace lead gains amid mixed corporate bonds.
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Disney
Aled
Domestia
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Gower
Alamith
Odam
Alcoa
Dresser
Tila Vasa
Tal
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Sia Sen
Hero
Eipesong
EmersonEl
Az Jam Motors
Senda Sears
AmOprica
Sinclair
Stesh
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Phelps
Armeos
Elrestne
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PhiMor
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Spiegel
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Gen Foods
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Joe Ay
Rexall Ib
Atoma
Asie -Ayle AB Bestwall
American World Airways
Textron
Roberiont
Robr Corp
Briggs
Royal Zachar
Oheral Motors and Radio Corp
Beltmy
Ryder Syal
Brongwkop
Goodred
Goodyear
Grace Co
Xerox
Burroughs
Wallan
Schovley
UnionEtee
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Caliah
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Kennecott
Hanna
Celptex
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Cilesky
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Market Outlook Warns of Fails and Up Surges Ahead
Hemphill Noyes Co. predicts 1964 could be highly profitable with strong economy and market moves. They note emergence of fails as leaders bolstering the technical pattern and expect a dramatic upsurge as more formal activity unfolds in coming weeks.
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Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Stock Market History and the Price Earnings Debate
William A Doyle reflects on the 1962 crash and its excuses noting price earnings ratios rose then. He argues markets are driven by supply and demand, with higher quality stocks recovering more, while many speculative favorites remain depressed. He warns a major tumble is possible but current prices show firmer ground and more realistic values.
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William A. Doyle Q
Visit USA Campaign Boosts Tourism Revenue Worldwide
The Visit USA program and allied campaigns helped draw overseas visitors and encourage U S citizens to travel abroad. The United States Travel Service reported $460.9 million injected into the domestic economy from 1,229,102 overseas visitors and business travelers June 1962 to June 1963, with a projected 1963 travel deficit over $1.5 billion if no stronger outreach continued.
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Ruby slaying case tied into partnership suit
Melvin Belli, counsel for Jack Ruby, filed a partnership suit Monday against a farmer as part of the ongoing Kennedy assassination case proceedings.
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Belli
Market Stocks Hold Promise Amid Uneven Rally
Thomson and McKinnon say railroad shares show potential but warn against a steady rise. They expect a digestion of gains before year end as another group seeks a year end rally. Lower priced stocks attract more public attention and may drive daily market activity as the old year ends and the new year begins.
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Thomson & McKinnon
UNICEF reports record 13 million cards sold in 1963 season
United Nations New York AP reports UNICEF U.S. Committee for UNICEF said the U N Children frame sold a record 13 million greeting cards in the United States for the 1963 season. The cards and 175000 calendars yielded a gross income of 2.2 million dollars, up 22.2 percent from last year.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Children's Frame
United States
U.S
Dividends Declared Yusanuy's $41 Dividends Declared
Dividends declared by Yusanuy list a $41 payout. The notice mentions Pratk and Maleried Recordable extra details with corporate line items.
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Pratk
Bess Line
Long Coal Strike Casts Gloom Over Christmas In Whitwell
WHITWELL Tenn AP Tennessee coal miners face a bleak Christmas as the TVA driven strike and mechanization pressure keep plants idle. Families like the Sanders endure unemployment with seven children and an unborn baby, while operators seek higher wages and royalties amid dwindling Southeast Tennessee mines. President Johnson linked the issue to broader anti trust actions and the union’s ties to major operators, as the stalemate continues into a tough year for workers and communities reliant on coal.
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Leo Sanders
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Usmw Welfare Fund
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Maihers
Washington
Presioperstors
Dent Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Western
Texas
Alice
Tennessee Valley
Southeast
Memoriams Found for Martha Wallis in Hayward Obituary
The notice lists Martha Ellen Wallis of Pamala Court Hayward died December 23 1961. Beloved wife of George W Wallis mother to Edna Lair Dane Wallis Berle Spyder of Sacramento and others. Grandmother of twenty one and nine great grandchildren. Member of Bennet Temple Assemblies of God. Service December 26 1983 at 1:00 pm at Sorenson Bros Chandler Hayward. Burial Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
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Martha How Ellen
Pamala Ct
Hayward
Calle
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Keceas
Vanes
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Haywards Calls
Knietneny
Lone Tree Cemetery
Haveward
Arrivals and listings on Market Street and Portland lines
A jumble of ship names and routes with dates and ports, noting arrivals and tentative schedules. Mentions Canadian Star, Flying A Washington, Philippine vessels, and Pacific routes through Portland, San Francisco, and Canal Zone. Includes December 25 and 26 entries with weather and timing notes amid broad shipping data.
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Market Street
Merkel Steel
Barenstein
Portland
Guthrie
Howards
Canadian Star
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San Pedro
Tidowalery Avon
Hillyer Brown
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States Marine
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Wey High
Breton
Hear
Mets
Weyernabuser
Moore Mac
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SeaLand
Ooh
Tregline
Tacoma
Monitor
Staite Ling
MSC
Unclear OCR fragment with names and dates
Fragmentary text lists names and maritime items with dates and places but is gibberish. It mentions December 15 and several vessel names with German MV designations and locations such as Eureka Balinir Guibrle and Los An sgiler. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Markel
Odd Murmpers
Markel Siren
Salinas
Blankenstein
Obituaries for Martha Low Wallis of Hayward
Mrs Martha Low Wallis longtime Hayward resident died yesterday at 80 Emory native from Big Flat Arkansas and resident of Hayward for 21 years funeral Thursday services at Sorensen Bros Chanet 1408 Main Hayward burial Green Cemetery Hayward survivors include husband George W Wallis children IlAncie Lair Jane Wallis Edna Barros Odie J L Wallis Bertie Snyder Chester Wallis and Joli Wallis twenty one grandchildren and several great grandchildren
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Hayward Rest
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ilAncie Lair
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Edna Barros
Odie
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Sacramento
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Fremont
Jtatus
Joli Wallis
Arkanasas
Sorensen Bros. Chanet
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