Prices Slip With Wobbly Market Start
New York stock prices slipped into the minus column after a wobbly opening. Volume was moderate. The Dow and industrial averages opened at historic peaks but failed to gain momentum, with oils, rails, and building materials posting gains while steels, motors, and utilities edged lower. The Associated Press average stood at 321.6 with industrials down 1.0, rails up, and utilities down 0.2 at noon.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
New York Exchange Noon Update on Mixed Market
The New York Stock Exchange session showed a thriving economy with a steady pace and a Federal deficit reduction of $500 million versus May. Major names moved. Dwyer Pont rose while Kodak dipped over 2 points after early gains. Ford Chrysler and American Motors slipped. Studebaker eased. U S Steel Jones Laughlin rose while Republic and Bethlehem climbed. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 880.05 down 0.70 at noon as fractional gainers included Santa Fe New York Central Southern Railway and Texaco with notable block activity in Standard Packaging and Celanese.
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Jehmson
Duy Pont
Kodak
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Republic
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Wyen
Santa Fe
New York Central
Sothern Railway
Winers Central
I Sunshine
Selive
Standard of
New Jersey
Indiana
Texaco
Celanese
Federated Department Store
Bullocks
Department Store
Ian Lew
Abbots
Cork
Dow-Jones
ABC
Indus
Dan River
Delakys
Aly
Pally
Allied Sles
Daney
Yellit Chal
Rene Ate
Alum Ltd
Bow
Fu Pont
ATARI
Beast
Liniar
Industriets
Ar Cran
Easiko
al Eaton
Yale
Emerson
Janes
Feta Corp
PhillipsPet
Polari
Seeburg
FlAtmenit
Fistchel Vati
Proet&g
Servel
Acmpur
Fitatkray
Raytheon
Janvier
Siaulch
Babcock
Stevens
Rheria
Asminco Ley BeechAlr
Dynan
RicniOlt
Kolsman
Tio Bellioe
Faa
GenElec
Ay Robertloat
Fenn Gastb Et Bendix
taiGen Feds
Rote Rew Corp
Neyess
Sid Gil
An Ay Texaco
Hengura Gills
GulfProd
Sarsta
Royal
Texvision
Briggs
iTimko Bear
Brunawich Brisi
Callan
NASA EU Bi
Carjerra
Hanna Co
Sewell
Ae Mercier Ae
Ub Steel
Howlett
Varad Corp
Chew
Amy St ' Ingertand
Woolwerin
Yas Dental
ConsPar
Conlainer
Kernecolt
Anies Otherwize
Feguiae
Public Particulua
Lehman
Isuybean
Ask Auararions
Avemciakien
Securit
Emilard
Teaskatiien
Magma
Magna
Maraltion
Syeore of Ameren i Bererglas Ltd
Mereier
Meadow
Tal Roc
N.siasary
Miron Hawa
Vcal Water
Tal Ae
E. Gil
King's Departron
Reatarreries
Net
Bank of SD
Ty Sbsfotoraty
National and
Caldot Inc
Brown Co
Ats Ndalry
Bala
Canon Chi
Lake Streatwad
Atanso
Cinerea
Pal Gyps
Star Stert
Axtadales Fist
Vaeareimer
Aghatas
Bay
Sacramento
Gov. Par
Edmund G. Brown
Walt
Bernard
Miles
San Palomar Meerpene
Francisco
Ed Wisk
Portland
Maine
Ailes
Rachael Ip
Keatter
International Association
Sucter Santer
Mackey Air
San Jone
Shoseysco Ace Estrer
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Tnens
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Alameda
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Owery
van Alatyne
Noe
Ye Brown
Pancat
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Ud Knapp
Berkeley
Gharies Y
Tursan Gas
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Marsh
Torrance
Fred A
Ufo
Yyntex
Belrevitz
Palo Alto
Pan Am
M. Kane
Los Angeles
Ming Das
Commodity Futures Set New Records in 1965 Trading
Washington UPI The Agriculture Department Commodity Exchange Authority reports record yearly futures activity ending June 25 with more than 12.7 million regulated transactions valued at about 11.4 billion dollars. Prior year totals were 11.6 million transactions valued at 52.3 billion dollars. Strong U S markets rose due to rising demand and global shifts with Russia entering free markets and European weather cutting crops.
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Wasitengton
UPI
Agriculture Oempartment
United States
Russia
Europe
CEA
U.S
Grain markets report shows record corn and bushel totals
Noon Monday July 20 1864 Volume and value figures indicate bushels were 4 percent above 1963 and the largest in 1 year. Corn futures activity reached 2.8 billion bushels, up 7 percent, with notable activity in Minnesota and nearby markets.
Wall Street Chatter on Market Leadership and Soybean Trade
Bache & Co notes ongoing market leadership and an expected upward trend in the months ahead while CEA reports soybean trading at 10 to 150 million bushels daily and open contracts peaking near 383 billion bushels in late December. CRA sees the gains continuing despite a November price dip in soybean oil and cottonseed oil, with heavy trading through February. Rey alds & Co. reports strong market reception to the Republican Convention events and suggests investors favor the favorable business climate, predicting higher work in the year ahead.
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Bache & Co
Bache
CEA
CRA
New York
VDL
Reyalds & Co
Reynold
Market notes on grain futures and dividend considerations
Report covers wheat and corn futures activity in early fall with rising wheat trading due to Russian demand. Notes seasonal corn marketings, use of grain for price risk management, and modest changes in cotton and wool futures. Mentions dividend actions, stock distributions, and New York Stock Exchange reporting while highlighting limited speculative interest and hedging activity.
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GHA
CHA
CEA
New York
Wool Futures Market Report From New York Exchange
The report notes opening prices and bid details for wool futures at the New York Cotton Exchange. Traders observe price points for May July October and December deliveries, with bids and opening figures showing minimal changes from prior levels amid cautious activity. The data include specific contracts, dates, and price movements across several months.
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New York
UPE
HMR
Gies
Stock Averages Rise Amid Mixed Commodity Signals
A noon stock average summary notes unpeer ed effects on future trading from soybeans and a surge in wheat and corn volume. It highlights varied dividends and stock distributions, including sources of cash value and ex-dividend dates, with references to pending reorganizations and potential bankruptcy actions tied to issued securities.
Quest for a balanced mutual fund with stock market timing
A reader questions if any balanced mutual fund can hold more common stocks at market bottoms and shift to fixed income when prices rise. The reply explains balanced funds mix stocks and bonds, and that while flexible policies can adjust allocations, no fund reliably time markets or achieve perfect timing. Diversification remains the key benefit, not perfect management.
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Ale
A.D
Diogenes
Tim
Expanded Business Course Debuts at ee jbot College
The new Career program in Business Data Processing will launch next September at ee jbot College Hayward campus. Students will program on a medium scale computer during their sophomore year and learn data processing across electronic machines, aiming for an Associate In Arts Degree and jobs in banking finance industry utilities and production.
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Ee Jbot College
Aast
Ly Donald v. Green
Chabal
Hesperian Blvd
Hayward
Light Cotton Trading In Fresno Area Last Week
The Department of Agriculture marketing service said San Joaquin Valley trading was very light with no purchases on the Fresno Exchange. New crop contracts edged up slightly from the prior week but prompt shipments were limited to current stocks and November onward deliveries. Middling 1 5/8 inch asked 37.50 cents per pound, unchanged. new crop progress praised as blooms abundant and early fields showing good ripening under favorable weather.
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Fresno
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno Exchange
Agricalture
Requiem Mass for Mrs Anna Fernandes 71
Mrs Anna Fernandes of Hayward dies aged 71 in San Leandro hospital. Funeral mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow at AU Saints Church Hayward. Native of Serpa Portugal she lived in Alameda County since 1915 and resided at 24047 Weight Drive Hayward. Rosary today at 6 p.m. at P Bannon Mortuary Oakland. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Anna Fernandes
San Leandro
AU Saints Church
Hayward
Serpa
Portugal
Alameda County
Fernandes
Weight Drive
Felipe Fernandes
Marie Gratreoli
Santa Rosa
Ide Margit
Joseph Fernandes
Philip Fernandes
Oakland
Anna Full
Albert
Donald
Ted Rollins
Kathleen Hudson
Carol Anderson
Roxanne Fernandes
Services set for Mrs Clara B Brooke Castro Valley
Mrs Clara B Brooke 61 died yesterday in a Castro Valley hospital. She lived at 18760 Brickell Way Castro Valley for 14 years and was a Kansan native and member of the Order of Eastern Star. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Valley Chapel with Rev Ankerslemsen of the Palth Lutheran Church officiating. Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery Oakland. She was wife of Arthur C Brooke and mother of Harold W Brooke and grandmother of Harald R and Douglas and Donna Brooke. sister Myerle Wummig of Kansas City Missouri also survives.
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Castro Valley
Clara B. Brooke
Cestro Valley
Kansas
Brooke
Order of Eastern Star
Kansas City
Brickell Wey
Arthur C. Brooke
Harold W. Brooke
Oakland
Harald R. Brooke
Brent
Douglas
Donna Brooke
Myerle ‘Wummig
Ankerslemsen
iPalth
Churely
Rand Lie
Lake Chaot Road
Evergreen Cemetery
Brogre
Clara
Timmin
City
Masser
Adel
Order of Easte Stee
Missouri
Chabel Ross
Castra
A Requiem Mass for Frank Velasco in Union City
Frank Velasco a longtime Southern Alameda County resident dies in a San Leandro hospital after a career as a maintenance superintendent. A native of San Jose he lived in the area for 30 years. A Christian service is set for 7 am Wednesday at Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Union City.
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Union City
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Frank TD. Velasco
John Sulter
iHenry Longfellow
Washington
Cranston
Reno
Mount Rose
Heya
Navada Civil Air Patrol
Oroville
Calif
Claude Sawyer
Richard Barnes
CAP
Electric engines in space test marks NASA milestone
NASA launched its first flight test of electric engines as potential interplanetary power plants. A four stage Scout rocket carried two engines on a long trajectory to altitude 2,500 miles and water landing 2,000 miles east of Bermuda. The test hopes to show cesium and mercury powered propulsion for short, controlled burns totaling about 40 minutes of operation. The engines expel electrified gas at over 100000 mph, aiming to enable high speed space travel in near vacuum conditions.
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Warners Ianand. Va
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bermuda
NASA
Local resident Suey Rayven obituary notice
Suey Rayven died recently residing at 440 G Street Union CitySurvivors include his widow Mrs Victoria Velasco and a daughter Mrs Aurora Rodoucz both of Union City a sister Mrs Doris Menon of Oakland one grandchild and nine grandchildren Rosary will be recited at Fremont Chapel of the Tas es Peralta Building Fremont Burial will be in Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno
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Suey Rayven
Union City
Bis
Death notices for Broge and Fernandes in Kansas City area
Fragments report deaths of Clara Brogge of Oakland and Francisco Fernandes of Neyward with listed survivors including grandchildren and siblings. Notices invite funeral services in Castra Valley and Fairburn Church, March and July dates, Ene interment at Evergreen Cemetery and Rosana’s Rosany notes.
Road Race King Leslie Secures US Championship Title
Leslie of Monterey California won the US road racing championship at Greenwood Roadway beating 14,300 fans. He led from the 23rd lap and held the lead through the final 92 laps, claiming the top prize of $2.00 driving a Cooper Ford.
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Indianola
Iowa
Ed Leslie
Monterey
Calif
Greenwood Roadway
Leslie
Dividends Declared At Aradey’s Tat Divicense Desteres
Dividends were declared by Aradey’s Tat Divicense Desteres on a regular schedule with per share rate and payable dates noted. Board details list pay date and record date aligned with the fiscal year.
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Aradey
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