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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
20
ITT President Baltimore reports shareholders authorized a 2 for 1 split of ITT common stock and an increase in preferred shares from 4.1 million to 14 million, aiming to adjust capital structure.
The California Public Utilities Commission studied a proposed 181 million yearly rate increase by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. The plan would raise a San Francisco customer bill from 4.90 to 5.75 monthly, aiming for an 8 percent return on investment. Hearings featured 12,000 pages of testimony and 22 witnesses.
The market rebounded sharply as fears over the North Korean incident eased. The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 23 points to around 566.56, while the Associated Press average of 60 stocks climbed 14 points to 315.9, with gains led by defense and aerospace firms.
The San Francisco newspaper strike extends into a second day with no talks planned between the striking Mailers Union and management. Negotiations with photoengravers proceed, while other staff remain idle.
A federal panel, formed to solve the longest copper strike in U. S. history, meets after a Labor Department report shows a three percent rise in wholesale prices. The panel includes George Reedy, Dr. George W. Taylor, and Rev. George Wiggins, and aims to revive talks between labor and industry as copper production remains halted and 60,000 workers are affected.
The New York Stock Exchange reports midday prices with trading activity and notable shifts in key stocks. Industry observers note movement across major indices as investors react to market news and corporate updates.
New York report notes college dropouts with ambition can secure white collar roles through computer programming. Starting salaries span 5 500 to 8 500 dollars, with ECPI training centers growing to 63 schools, franchised widely. President Sidney Davis traces roots to 1936 and forecasts about 40 000 enrollments next year.
A dense financial digest listing securities, funds, and company names with varied figures. It references Pioneer, Putnam, Miniv entities, and multiple price points, highlighting market activity, fund values, and trading indicators across a broad set of investment instruments.
The note describes solid panel boards painted for kitchen cabinets and soffits, using solid lumber panels between frames and walls. It mentions textured saw lumber and a complementary painted cabinetwork finish for a cohesive look.
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