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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
2
The New York Stock Exchange halted normal trading after a sharp fall in key stocks. AP reports that after the 4 p.m. cutback in affected equities, transactions paused as officials assessed the impact and potential safeguards.
A congested stock note lists ships and stock names with dates January and January 19, including Los Angeles, Mor, Thornley-Pilt, Thornley-PlH, and agencies like Grace Lines. It references market indicators, dividends notes, and miscellaneous financial terms, with many garbled entries and footnotes explaining dividend and stock actions.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a January 11 timing and various company and place names. The readable items include mentions of Am fimrs Yekoharsa, ISRAND EXPLORER, and Pacific Navigation amid scattered nonstandard terms. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
A dense listing shows securities funds and broker actions with multiple fund names, prices, and performance figures. Names such as Puritan, Putnam, Dreyfus, United Fund, and others appear alongside implied values and dates, reflecting a market-oriented summary.
A highly garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, brands, and places without a discernible event or narrative. Readable elements include scattered company names, locations, and product terms, but no coherent story or reportable action emerges.
Almanac notes Tuesday February 22 1963 with celestial sightings Venus Mars and outer planets Mars Jupiter Saturn. Birth and history items include poet Lord Byron born 1788 and key events: 1730 first American novel The Power of Sympathy Boston. 1901 Victoria dies. 1917 Wilson Peace without Victory. 1932 Hoover creates Reconstruction Finance Corporation. A thought from Wilson on pride and war.
Wall Street chatter cites Spear & Jun and Howey & Co advising investors to stay with the upside as long as the uptrend holds. Dow Jones industrials hover near 658 with a brief consolidation before a rise, while technicals suggest limited downside and use of stops.
Gov. Scown reappointed John Watson of Petaluma as president of the State Board of Agriculture. He also named Lionel Stein of Palm Springs and Legid Ginberti of Merced to four year terms on the board.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash of Lot 1 in Block 1 of Tract 45 Palma Dela Village Unit 10 in Hayward Alameda County California. Trust under a deed of trust dated August 16 1952 recorded August 21 1952 in Official Records, with North American Title Insurance Company as Trustee. Sale notice dated January 10 1958 cites breach and absence of warranty.
In Sacramento a Los Angeles firm was chosen to conduct a 40001 study to automate the 444 mile California Aqueduct. Water Resources Director William E. Warne said Daniel Mann Johnson and Mendenhall will help develop a pilot model for automated control of the South Bay Aqueduct in Alameda and Santa Clara counties.
SAN LEANDRO Arthur Aames will be guest speaker at the Ashland Lions Club weekly dinner meeting at Ricky's on Hesperian Boulevard. Program Chairman Fred Bennett will introduce him. Ames will discuss the East Bay Water Development progress and the customer relations slow at East Bay Municipal Utility District.
Dividends were declared by Pe. Ltd. of Pav Rafa and linked entities in a regular corporate update. The notice lists several units including Senerinogawa and Uri SagaF, indicating distribution actions across multiple divisions within the group.
A family describes Belle a brave dog with a fear of thunder and lightning. She senses storm brewing and hides in the basement blocking the door until lifted out, ignoring commands while shaking in rain. Belle previously belonged to Mrs. Crane's father and later joined the family.
A dog named Belle shows extreme fear of thunder and lightning, cowering in rain and refusing to move from a boat or car. The account describes her terror during a storm, possible lightning bite, and notes on retraining fears through psychology. The writer mentions a booklet about controlling emotions and offers a stamped return envelope for order.
UPI reports dairy egg prices by grade for multiple brands including FSMNS and Nulaid with large to small sizes and prints a rough range. Cheese prices feature FSMNS singles and different American cheddar forms with various block and loaf price ranges.
Wool futures on the New York Cotton Exchange opened lower by several points. March bids at 111.0, May 192.8, July 171.0, October 189.7, December 184.2, March 1836 at 147.7, May 187.5. Other contracts showed declines and bids across March to May.
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