New York Stock Exchange Stocks Mixed As Dow Rises
The market showed broad gains with the Dow up about 37 points at noon as Merck Pfizer and Schering led fractional advances in drugs and metals. Major firms cited strong fundamentals while tobacco and steel issues posted smaller gains and Pure Accidental Petroleum edged higher amid merger chatter.
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Merck
Pftzer
Schering
Tle
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Phelps Dodge
Homestake
International Nickel
Ligget and Myers
American Tobacco
Lorillard
Spo
National Tobacco Tax Association
Studebaker
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
American Can
IBM
Xerox
Kodak
Lover
New York
Pure Accidental Petroleum
MGM
York
Dow-Jones
Denbladt
Wenn Disney
Ain
Ramn
Devaar
Aeeas
Amer Etep
Bae
Eaton
Emersonet
Asia
Abe
ErleLack
Joleca
Associated Press
Toon
Am Smalting
Flesina
Raptors Utilikies
Rails
Ulls
To Agp Inc
Patel
Baccos
Amsae Co
Moanay
vAnKenCh
Mats Pagami
J.B
Fogle
Corp
Alene
Gen Fonds
Twente Tr
Monsen
Posstoia
Motorola
Bengvat
GlenAld Sa
Graceco
Natoyas
Asin Abe
Recuhavia
Nat Steel
US Steel
Rexall
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Buty Budd Co
Bullard
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Mul- Burscyghy
Sr Royal Teat
Vanad Corp Varkin
MemPan
STAR
Hanne Cola
Northron
Voeipw
Lery Alameda County Board of Cco
Navea
Asia de
Saraneyse
Shaia
Morton
Stuox Lees
Caliah Satan Hed
Hertz
Noewich
Avatmorth
Comet
Na Hachett
Wardlaw
Honeywell
Hays
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Caro Pwlt
Schickar
Haward
API SearieGo
Getanese
Woolworth
Bu Braz Tane Barres
JohnsMany
FIAT
Ray Sea Ig
Ehrosier md
Cando Pal Lea
Sperry Rand
Eant Lot
Rone
Oppor
San Leandro
Isveline A
Tractor Co
Cinerama
Colaral
Creale
Kellsman
Msrael
Divi Colt
Draper
Pais
Rec
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Ciiyg
Col Ga Trime
Kerr Hig
Fargo Gils U
Grant Yelta
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Cemicre Vivante
Goldfield
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Stevens
Kaiser
Studebaker Weyson
Laben
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Taunray
Lehman
Disteibulien
Tyan
Scurry Rain Ait
Crown
Perry
Bankrus
Techatea
Cimkr
Lankruptcy Crisc Steel Cudahy
Acte of Securities
Com- Curtis
Webb & Krace
Ranyam
Expansion of Daughtrey's Nears Finish
Castro Valley expands Daughtrey's Department Store by 4000 square feet, absorbing Culbertson's Drug Store. The remodel includes new fixtures and lighting, converting to a women’s ready-to-wear department with wider aisles for yardage, curtains, and home goods. The mezzanine becomes a men’s wear area and the shoe section doubles in size. A bargain basement will offer closeout bargains across all departments.
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Castro Valley
Daughtrey's
Keller Daughtrey
Daughtrey Chain
Castro Valley Blvd
Culbertson's Drug Store
Daughtrey
Isles
Daughney
Stote
Federal Contract Probe to Examine Contractor Expenses
AP says a House Armed Services subcommittee will hold hearings next week on costs charged under cost-plus and other defense contracts. Porter Hardy says regs allow morale and recreation expenses but wants to see how rules are interpreted and whether costs are properly restrained. He compares prudent costs to a traveling salesman with many credit cards.
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Washington
Porter Hardy
House Armed Services
Hardy
Investment Funds as Adstelation of Securities Beaters
A dense OCR listing of mutual funds and investment firms with numerous ticker-like items, fund names, and values. It references many funds, managers, and holdings across banks and financial companies, showing a snapshot of market activity and asset allocations.
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Stment
Securities Beaters, Ince
Sales Tax Collections Peak in California During 1953-84 Year
California sales tax receipts reached a record 3282.2 million in the 1953 84 fiscal year ending June 20. The State Board of Equalization attributed the rise to inflation population growth and stronger business conditions. Local distributions included 41 million to counties 222.9 million to cities and 18.2 million to San Francisco while Los Angeles County and its cities totaled 116 million.
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Sacramento
California
Staite Board of Equaliza
San Francisco
Los Angeles County
Government Spending Tallied
Budget Director Kermit Gordon told President Johnson that the fiscal year ending June showed less government spending than the $98.3 billion last official estimate. He declined to say the amount but suggested the budget deficit may also be smaller than $3.8 billion. Final figures were being compiled and could be released by week’s end.
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Washington
Kermit Gordom
Dohnson
Johnson
Shipping and Vessel Arrivals At Los Angeles Ports
A garbled OCR list details multiple ships arriving or tied to piers such as Narrott Lilly Pier 7 and Morton Lilly Pier 7, with nationalities including Japanese American Liberian and British. Items mention SOHARU MARU and JACAHARU MARU alongside ports like Los Angeles and Pier 1, plus references to Matson and Empire State among others.
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Soharu Maru
Japanase
Los Angeles
Narrott Lilly
Nederstein
Bony Drech
Balfour Guthvir
Stecklon
Weyerhaeuser
Amerian
Weyernatuser
Jawatian
Matson
ENG
Tasterrags
Sureka
Teansmaring
Gove
St. Somea Maru
Pier
Ongview Victory
Nsc-Oakland
Weapolis
Canal Tone
Texas Oil
Texas-Richmond
Canal Zone
Osmewa
Philpzine
SS. Bier
J.C. Breckinridge
Honolulu
Oaland
Orient
Saarland
Los Angele
Baligur Guthrie
Fist
Californian
Hanoluin
Enc-Alaredo
Empire State
Loe Atgules
Overseas
Olwatella
British
Coast
Wms
Clevind
Matti
Obituary for Joseph F Aleas of Newark California
Joseph F Aleas aged 11, a California native and Newark resident, died at a Palo Alto hospital. He was a retired James Graham Manufacturing employee, survived by sister Mrs Belle Nichols of Sa da and several cousins in Hayward San Leandro and Oakland. A World War I veteran and American Legion Washington Township Post 195 member. Funeral services tomorrow at the Palas Mortuary chapel 3747 Fremont Blvd. Requiem Mass at St Edwards Catholic Church Newark at 9:30 a.m. Burial Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno. Recitation of the rosary tonight in the chapel. Friends may come after 2 p.m.
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Newark
Joseph F. Aleas
California
Olive St
Palo Alto
James Graham Manufacturing Co
Aleas
Belle Nichols
Sada
Hayward
San Leander
Oakland
Washington Township
American Legion
Palas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
St. Edwards Catholic Church
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Ada M Duck 72 dies in Hayward. services Friday
Ada M Duck a longtime Hayward resident and Missouri native died Monday in a San Leandro hospital at 72. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Friday at the Chapel of the Chimes Hayward with viewing at Grant Miller Mortuary Oakland until 9 p.m. Thursday. She was wife of Carl O Duck and mother of Mrs. R N Zellner Davis Mrs. R F Coleman Tulsa and Joseph A Marler. She is survived by sisters Emma Small and Fred Sluder and grandmother of Robert E Zellner and others.
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Ada M. Duck
San Leandro
Hayward
Missouri
Duck
Fifth
Carl 0. Duck
R. N. Zellner
Davis
R. F. Coleman
Tulsa
Okla
Joseph A. Marler
Fred Sluder
Mt. Grove
Emma Small
Panes City
Robert E. Zellner
Chapel of the Chimes
Grant- I Miller
Oakland
Yuek
Ade
Leandra
Yan
Belaved
RW. Zellner
R. E. Coleman
Tutss
Oklahama
Joseph A. Marter
Robert E Zelingr
Grant
Fred Studer
Grove
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Obituary for Alonzo F Murillo of Castro Valley
Alonzo F Murillo 76 son of Peter C and Dilve Crow Murillo died Monday at his Castro Valley home. A retired machinist who lived in Hayward Castro Valley 27 years he left behind wife Delores? DeCosta and daughters Jernice DeCosta Evelyn Bedell. grandchildren Donna Jeary Jenny Garcia Richad DeCosta Joan Dale Jerald Bedell. siblings Edna Howe Wils Delores Klein Carlos Murillo. seven great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral is Thursday 10 a.m. from the Chapel of the Valley 2038 Take Chabot Road Castro Valley with inurnment at Chimes Hayward.
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Castro Valley
Alonzo F. Murillo
Murillo
Peter C. Murillo
Dilve Crow Murillo
Crow Canyon
Tyee St
Clayerdale
Muril 3
Hayward-Casto Valley
J.C. Spencer
Chapel of the Valley
Chabot Road
Casbro Valley
Hay
Wurillo
Alenta F
Bernice Decest
Evelyn Bedell
Red Bluff
Dora Geary
Penny Garcia
Richard DeCesta
Castro Wattis
Don Dale
Geral Becelt
Victorville
Edna Rowe
Osteres Mein
Hayward
Carlex Muro
Lafayette
Alig
Fenhems
Cloverdale
Valier
Lake Chaket Rd
Chineh Maye
Braceros To Harvest Melons In San Joaquin Valley
Fresno report quotes W N Weaver of the Farm Labor Service noting braceros will be used to ease a labor shortage in melon harvests. About 1500 braceros work in Kern County this week, rising to 4000 soon, with 78290 workers in five counties this week, down 1750 from last week but up nearly 5000 from the prior year.
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Fresno
Raisins shipments rise in Fresno area
Fresno reports shipments of raisins have increased since last September with the Raisin Administrative Council noting about 60 tons shipped by July 1 this year, compared with roughly 156,008 tons for the prior season. The committee cites continued strong movement from the Fresno area amid steady demand.
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Fresno
Federal ‘Raisin Administrative Council
Fee
Wool Futures Edge Higher in New York Market
Wool futures opened higher at the New York market amid tentative demand and limited supply. Traders cited tentative bids around 1677 for a round of contracts and noted varied activity across futures months with prices fluctuating as dealers reassessed demand.
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Colton
Maren Veel
Deering Orcas Reiews Dole
Fragmentary OCR items mix place names and numbers
Fragmentary text lists multiple place names and numbers across markets and piers. The garbled OCR mentions Market Street, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Chicago Illinois, Hong Kong, and various odd strings like Pier 45 and Admiral references, lacking coherent events or context.
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Market Street
Sveg
Thormio Zalman Nil
Star Terminal
Evanger Grits Norgevane
Long Beach
SS. End
Adleworthy Beacon
Los Angeles
Kerr
Och
Illinois
Hans Banta
Lure Tate Amneritius Honsluht
Alten
Waratha Industry Dalinding
Gore Hay Furness Withy
Markel
Spresident Wilson Fy
Ameren
Ketokty
RPL Big So
A. Malle
Sable Baye
Schoya
Lanangie
Maton
Death notices for multiple individuals in Castro Valley area
Obituaries list Alenta F. Wurillo of Castro Valley and Ralph T. Masters of Redwood City among others. Details include surviving relatives, residences in Hayward Red Bluff Victorville and Missouri, dates of death in 1964 and 1984, service times at local chapels, officiants, and interment at Golden Gate Memorial Cemetery.
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Ncmasters
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Redwood
Roy Cotalip
Calif
Ced
Hills Sc
Ge. Loris R. Gibarn
Hayward
Florence Cal
Winona
Texas
Joan F. MeMasters
Saber
Minn
Samer MeMasters
Gel Lave
Harey
Nebr
Sieney, Jows
Pamber
Americ Calif
Servees
Sorensen Seas
Chreal
Si Hayases
Thurtdow
O'Ling
Wenteninstier Esnyferian Church
Iietatieg
Golden Gate Nor Rial Cemetery
Brora
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
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