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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1966
Page
3
AP reports on NYSE corporations competing for skilled staff as a new utility firm listing appears among recent stock transactions. The piece notes market activity in New York with various transactions and price mentions.
New York executives push for broader talent searches as manpower shortages stretch across industries. The Klein Institute of Aptitude Testing says one candidate can be evaluated for seven jobs using a single test battery, uncovering dormant capabilities and matching employees to bigger roles.
New York AP reports a mixed stock market with an irregularly high close on heavy trading. Gains center on rails and airlines while several glamour issues rise. savings and loan activity show strong year over year growth and year end leadership changes in the financial sector.
The nation’s sixth largest mutual property casualty insurer expands its portfolio through credit facilities and new product lines in response to market demand. The move involves Lone Star Steel and Longs Drug Lunkenheimer Naleve formerly Hardware Mutuals.
John Cooke has been appointed representative in the Fremont and La Leandro regions for Sentry Insurance. The report covers PP&L's NYSE listing, its hydroelectric capacity of one million kilowatts, and corporate history including mergers with Northwest Electric, Americas Power and Light, and California Oregon Power.
Eden hospital Castro Valley reports 15 year old Ann Blalock still in serious condition after being shot in the chest and stomach in an accidental scooting incident six days earlier. She and other Castro Valley High School students were visiting a home on Garrison Avenue.
Wall Street chatter notes analysts trimming profits on stocks that rose sharply last six to 12 months. Market irregularity seen to persist near term, depending on Viet Nam and new administration. Firms urge buying strong earnings with solid stories while noting dormant but not dead interest in 1965 issue favorites.
Washington AP report from the Interior Department estimates Western States could generate 97 to 134 million tons of coal and lignite annually by 1980 for electricity and manufacturing. The Nathen Associates study sees potential nine to twelve times 1963 regional consumption, covering Washington through Wyoming and New Mexico with recommended actions for government and industry.
Transporta ton Equipment Rentals Inc opens a new office at 1998 Catalina St San Leandro with Charles L Brauntz in charge of operations. The firm plans to lease trucks automobiles airplanes boats and handling equipment.
A reader asks why a mining company can lease out or sell mining rights tied to valuable lands without stockholder approval. The editor notes charter terms may not require such vote, cites the risky nature of mining ventures, and explains companies routinely bargain with lenders and other parties to secure surrounding mineral rights as part of standard practice.
Ship reports list arriving vessels and crews including Ashby Mary and Toria Mary with Japanese and Norwegian entries. Names such as Cesare Diamico Duncan Bay and Phil Bataan appear alongside ports Los Angeles Bangkok and San Pedr. The fragmentary item mentions Pier 8 and various nationalities and ships awaiting docking.
A garbled OCR list notes vessels departing WEONESDAY JANUARY 19 including American and Japanese liners. Entries reference ships such as GOLDEN GATE OCEAN, OLLAND MARU, KORO MARU, and KERB vessels with origins from New York, Yokohama, and San Pedro, alongside ports like Los Angeles and Portland. The fragmentary material names carriers like Kerr SS and Transmerine and mentions Pier 45 and Pier 4%.
A dense OCR shows numerous company names and industries linked to the Pacific Coast stock market, including Abbot Labs, Kaiser, Disney, Ford, General Electric, and Raytheon, among others. The fragment catalog appears to catalog firms and affiliations rather than a single narrative, covering energy, chemicals, transport, apparel, and finance.
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