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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
3
The market drifted with mixed results as yearend adjustments influence prices. Dow Jones average eased about 2.75 points near 760, with Kodak dragging and industrials, rails, and utilities showing small moves. Airline shares rose modestly while several manufacturers slipped, and bond prices edged upward amid unchanged government securities.
PHILADELPHIA UPI An 88 year old investor, Walter Sonneberg, reflects on a lifetime of stockholding and economic theories. He says his focus on selecting strong companies and long term savings secured his future with his wife, traveling and preserving income. He cites investments in Barden Co Inc, Pennsylvania Power and Light, and Pennsylvania Glass and Sand, and notes his view that economic organization matters more than dollar amounts. He dismisses current market recessions as due to lack of confidence in the presidency and emphasizes disciplined investing.
California crop reports show grape income fell by about 22 million from the prior year while grapegrowers benefited only from higher table grape prices. Cotton income declined due to lower production and seed prices. lint production dropped to 883,000 tons from 1,912,000. Total farm receipts rose in other areas as fruit and commodity markets shifted.
Washington report outlines new eradication methods centering on male destruction and attractants. Entomologists demonstrated this on oriental fruit flies on Rota using methyl eugenol to lure males to insecticide, stopping reinvasion and eradicating the species.
Shipping reports list vessels and tentative movements around Los Angeles including Mormacwave and Pacific Envoy with departures and tentative ports. Several ships from Maersk and Furness Wilby appear, along with references to Marber, Markst street, and various cargo lines under tentative dates and notices.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered place names and potential transit disruption terms. No clear incident, date, or authoritative entities emerge. readable items include street references and vessel-like terms, suggesting a chaotic notice page with inconsistent data.
Adlai Stevenson urged strengthening UN development work to avert rising tension between rich and poor nations and possible racial strains. Dr. Sosa Rodriguez hailed preparations for the 1964 Spring conference on world trade and development as key, arguing developing countries must speak to industrialized powers and revisit terms of trade long controlled by the West. A business observer warned that demands for guaranteed prices could topple free enterprise.
New York futures markets on the wool commodity exchange opened with volatile bids and mixed prices. Traders monitored March and May contracts as several indicators showed modest gains amid fluctuating demand.
North Vietnam and Albania signed a protocol on trade and payments for 1964 in Hanoi. The agreement targets exchange of cinnamon groundnut oil and other goods from North Vietnam for Albanian asphalt cotton fabrics and tubes.
Training in dry cleaning available in day and evening sessions at the Laney campus. Classes run 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, with extension hours 7 to 9:30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays and 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturdays. All courses are tuition free. Spring registration begins January 1 with instruction starting November 3.
William Penn Mott Jr of East Bay Regional Park District says final boundaries for Garin Regional Park in Hayward will take a couple more weeks. Engineers survey about 500 acres east of Mission Boulevard in South Maynard. upon completion, the site will be purchased for about 8300,000 and developed into a park.
Ed ward H Schofield 87 retired carpenter died after brief illness at home. native of Palmyra Missouri, former Des Moines resident, lived here since 1939, retired 1946. survived by two daughters, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. burial at Evergreen Oakland. Norman Ribert Phillips two month old son of Mr and Mrs Lee Phillips Union City to be buried at Holy Sepulchre Hayward yesterday. survivors include parents two sisters and grandparents. services and visitation details provided for area chapel in Fremont.
William Priest 81 a retired San Leandro city employee died Saturday. He lived 39 years in the community and retired five years ago after 22 years in the park and street departments. Survived by widow Alta five children six grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services scheduled for 0:10 a.m. tomorrow at the city. The document notes his Mississippi birth and a home at 1192 San Leandro Blvd.
New York AP reports A. H alebling a New Yorker writer best known for his sharp critique of the press died of pneumonia Saturday at Mount Sinai Hospital. He worked on several New England papers before joining the New Yorker and authored more than a dozen books including a recent one on Earl Long.
Mary Elten Noen longtime Hayward resident dies at 20. Her family includes Eleanor Stark and Lloyd Stark. services at Sarason Bros. Chapel with rosary Monday evening and mass Tuesday at St Joachim's. Also notices William Priest of Leandro Boulevard Say Leandro dies. survived by wife Alice and children Mae, William, Harry. services at Santos-Robinson and interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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