Market Shows Caution After Advance
New York stocks opened modestly lower following a rally that pushed prices to fresh highs on Tuesday. DuPont and Eastman Kodak slipped from Tuesday gains while IBM dipped after a 6 percent rise. U.S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel moved fractionally lower as Chrysler and General Motors rose slightly and Ford fell. Goodyear and Kennecott showed small gains amid a mixed session with few upside leaders before rails eased.
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New York
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
International Business Machines
U.S. Tobacco
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Youngstown
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Goodyear Tire
Kennecott
Addressograph
Congoleum-Nairn
Statewide Weather Outlook for Northern California
Northern California will enjoy fair weather through Thursday with morning low clouds along the coast and possible thunderstorms in the high mountains. Temperatures vary from 80 to 95 in northern valleys and 60 to 75 along the coast, with highs reaching 110 in Needles. Desert areas stay above 80, central valley mornings 57 to 70, coastal valleys 53 to 60, and inland coast 55 to 63.
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San Francisco
California
Soulhtén
Needles
Month Sentence For Non-Support In Hayward Courts
Michael Alvin Moreno 31 of 2416 Austin P Santa Clara received a one month jail term with five months suspended and three years probation for non-support in Hayward Municipal Court. He must pay 15 a week for the support of a nine year old son. He was arrested on a January complaint filed by Irene, 1085 Second St Hayward, from whom he was separated in 1859.
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Michael Alvin Moreno
Austin P
Santa Clara
Hayward
Moreno
Lis
Aite
Irene
Bond expert urges bond sales amid inflation and stocks appeal
Arthur Wiesenberger, head of a stock exchange firm, says bonds should be sold but cautions of a protracted period of monthly declines before a long downward trend resumes next year. Inflation remains a headwind, while stocks offer more attractive long term potential, aided by corporate debt, growth, and low labor costs.
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Elmer C. Walzer
New York
UPI
Arthur Wiesenberger
Stock Exchange
Var
Yates
Wiesenberger
Six Airlines Win Fare Hikes Across California
The Public Utilities Commission approved fare increases for six air carriers including United, Western, Trans-World, American, Pacific, and Bonanza. One way San Francisco to Los Angeles would rise to 24.05 dollars with tax, up from 13.50. Trans World seeks as much as 17 percent above current rates. Airline group says losses force higher prices as CAB and PUC review.
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UPL
Public Utilities” Commission
Ips
Agronautics Board
Los Angeles
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Autl Sax
United
Western
Trans-World
American
Pacific ‘Airlines
Bonanzi
Atv
California
Opera
Trans. World
Retail Spending In Bay Area Nears Three Point Two Billion
The Bay Area Council reports taxable retail spending last year reached 3,198,155,000 dollars, up 1.6 percent from the prior year. Hayward area residents are noted in the spending tally, with figures indicating ongoing local consumption strength and broad regional retail activity.
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Hayward
Bay
ATE
Bay Area Council
Groundbreaking Touts Dreamland Bedding Plant Plan
Hayward chamber industrial committee to hold groundbreaking for a Dreamland Bedding Co plant on Clawster Road near Mt Eden Road. The 37,500 square foot building will occupy eight acres with a 11 20 am ceremony, followed by a luncheon at a local restaurant with city and Dreamland officials present.
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Dreamland Beddirs Co
Dividend Declared By Berkeley Bank
Livermore receives a 2 percent dividend on stock outstanding May 31 from the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley. Howard Wiedemann, director of the Livermore National Farm Loan Association, announced the payout of 2262.60 to be used for operating expenses. The association is cooperatively owned by member borrowers.
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Livermore
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Howard Wiedemann
Livermore National Farm Loan Assa
Local Patch Fragments Capture Odd Double Operation
Readable bits describe Karl Getlein undergoing surgery amid odd events in Lewiston Maine as officials note a stuffed dog with mayoral tagging involved. The garbled report blends crime and city characters with unclear medical actions.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Karl Getlein
Lewiston
Romeo ‘T
New Cement Works Begun by Wallace A. Marsh
Wallace A. Marsh announces construction of a $500,000 cement project across Italy and Northern California plants. The new 1150 horsepower mill will grind cement during peak demand for highways, dams, and precast products, boosting clinker storage from 290000 to 500000 barrels and reducing seasonal cycle sensitivity.
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Italy
Term Suspended In Battery Case In Hayward
Coney Dale Allison, 15, of 1139 Maria Ave Hayward appeared in Hayward Municipal Court before Judge Foley. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail with the sentence suspended and placed on one year probation after admitting battery against his wife Carolyn during an incident at their home on Hampton Road.
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Coney Dale Allison
Maria Ave
Hayward Ayas Sen Gaced
Allison
T L
Foley
Hayward Municipal Court
Carolyn
Hampton Ra
Ship Report DUE TO ARMIVE san BRANCISC
A maritime list from Comayagua and Los Angeles features arrivals and departures including vessels such as Golden Mariner Yokohama President Hoover and Stig Columbia at various ports. It notes ships from Yokohama Bangkok and Portland with several callouts to Vancouver and San Francisco. The report spans June entries and port calls at San Francisco, Coos Bay, and Havana among others.
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Comayagua
Galtios
Taylor
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Bell
Joms
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Golden
Mariner
Yokohama
Hoover
Yokoname 50
Aggersborg
Los Angele
Stig
Columbia Statiorn
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Ions
Barrett
Rom
Okohioma A
Vancouver
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U Yokoharng
Iin
Santa Malz
Fom Calizo
Alessandro Volta
Portland
Boupoinville
Wonogiri
Kany
Los Angeles
Kokyo “Mara
Ass Angeles
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Jura
Tanju
Callao
Chit
Tron Havrejas
Matsonia
Monaluiu
J. L. Luckenbdach
Seattle
Stktn Stranger
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Coas
Coos
Bay
San Praneisco Iharacay
Golden Stata
Pan
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Terne Alfreds
Boston
Bonanza
P.m
Antwerp
Ro Valls
Genoa
Havana
Phigeeine
Pam
Okonama
Fillmore
Pan. Manila
Hiatus hernia symptoms and surgical cure discussed
Medical memo explains hiatus through a diaphragm hole causing heartburn and indigestion. Symptoms worsen when bending, wearing tight girdles, or lying flat, and improve standing. Treatment includes relief measures and medicines, with many cases cured quickly by sewing the hole to prevent stomach slip.
FHA Studies Insurance Payment Choice Plan
Washington officials and bankers discuss a proposed plan to let home buyers choose how their mortgage insurance is paid. The concept envisions a charge linked to the loan and insurance premiums, with details still under study and subject to committee review.
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FHA
Sproul Plans Busy Fall After Berkeley Stay
University of California president Sproul says he will remain active with a packed two week schedule including committee meetings in Arrawheed and an Atomic Energy Commission observer role in the Pacific. After his post ends he and Ida Sproul plan a voyage to the Far East and a summer stay at Echo Lake, while FHA policy debates unfold with Mason and Levitt weighing mortgage insurance, premiums, and possible reforms.
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University of California
Buty
Ufer
Sproul
Aid Pacific
Atomic ‘Energy ‘Commission
Berkeley
Ida
Far East
Echo Lake
Janet Fulton 90 Dies Surrounded by Family at Home
Janet Patey Fulton, 90, died yesterday at her home on Mitchell Avenue. Her funeral services were held today at the Callaghan Mortuary in San Leandro with interment at Sierra View Cemetery. Survivors include her sister Mrs Leola Parkinson of Atlanta, Georgia and two brothers Clark Ulm of Chicago and Gordon Fulton. The funeral was conducted by the pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
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Helen
Leola Par
Mitchell Ave
Severn and Co
Ri Gordon
F‘byterian
Rites Tomorrow For Roger Elliott
Funeral services for Roger Elliott, a 16 year old Lorenzo High School student, will be held in San Leandro tomorrow. A rosary service is set for 7 today at the funeral chapel. Interment will be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery near Hayward with services at Saints Church in Hayward at 8:45 am and a requiem high Mass. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Dillard Elliott, a brother Schael, paternal grandparents Lonnie Elliott of South Carolina and maternal grandfather Spirel Grubich of Montana.
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Finneral
San Leandro
Roger Elliott
Lorenzo High School
Vaservelz
Hayward
H.W. Setamur Co
Estadillo
AN Saints Church
Roger
Dillard Elliott
Henderson
Schael
Lonnie, Elliott
South Carolin
Clyde Ulm 65 dies in Livermore hospital
Clyde E. Ulm aged 65 former postmaster at Velerars Hospital Livermore died after a brief illness at St Pauls Hospital He was a longtime Livermore resident of 95 years and formerly owned a local garage He lived at 1331 West Fourth Street and was a member of Aston Legion Post 47 Survived by his widow Ima Ulm and a daughter
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St Paul's’ Hospital
Tlinois
Livermore
Ulm
West Fourth St
Wes
Aston Legion Post
Ima Ulma
Eskimo Buys Icebox in Greenville Michigan Sale
A Green Ville Michigan appliance firm president C. J. Gibson reported an Eskimo purchased an icebox. The sale of a refrigerator to residents near Churchill Alaska was also noted, marking a notable transfer of household cooling items.
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Greenville. Mich
C. J. Gibson
Churchill
Alaska
Gibson
Eisenhower defends Adams gifts case during Senate questioning
President Eisenhower faced sharp questions over the Adams Goldfine affair as Sen Willems and others pressed for details on Adams exchanges and calls to agencies. Eisenhower urged restraint, saying a gift is not necessarily a bride and stressing that final decisions rest with the President.
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John J. Willems
Del
Adams
Williams
Truman
New England
Oren Barris
D-Ars
Federal Trade Commission
Hartis
House
Eisenhower
jHagerty
Harris
Internal. Revenue Service
Goldfine
William P. Rogers
Incumbent Fraga Wins Contra Costa Superior Court Race
In a June 3 primary, Judge Thomas F. Fraga leads Contra Costa County Superior Court No. SAN with 53.161 votes and 52.48 percent after absentee ballots counted. Opponent Shirley Heese, 28, trails, amid a contentious campaign marked by security notes and partisan tension in Martinez.
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San, Jose
Calif
Lone Bendit
San Jose
Fraga
Thomas F.eller
Shirley Heese
McBridge
Campaigns Seen Vital in Election
Beverly Hills California Democratic leader Paul Ziffren warned that the November outcome will hinge on campaign activity in the next three months. He noted one million Californians who did not vote in the primary may cast ballots in November and that rising living costs will be a major factor shaping the vote.
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UPD
Paul Ziffren
California
Ziffren
Democratic Women's Club
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