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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
13
The market moves show the Dow Jones averages fluctuating with fund performances uneven across sectors. Investors weigh mutual funds, bonds, and equities as portfolio managers adjust holdings amid varying fund yields and market signals.
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose 6 points to 323.7, with industrials and rails higher while motors and building materials lagged. The Dow Jones Industrials stood up 0.77 at 4.83, later up 2.36 in the hour. Coastal States Gas Producing traded 175,700 shares down 0.5% as others like Eastern Air Lines and Johns-Manville fell.
Inventory style shipping table lists vessels by nationality and home port with arrivals and departures in a dense collage. Names include Yevada Standard American Calif Sh Rly, Japanese ships Yokohama and Nippon, Hawaiian Citizen, F Hess Diesel, Pillsbury Koter Marl, Saga Maru, Splenoid Sea, and Transmarine, with ports such as Los Angeles, San Pedro, Stockton, and Honolulu.
New York AP reports a continued market rally into a fourth straight session despite increased softness. Trading opened mixed with prices rising but gains trimmed after the first hour as pre-weekend activity and cautious sentiment shaped early moves.
SAN LEANDRO and FREMONT obituaries list Arthur Webster Haley, Evangeline Norton, and an elderly Alameda County resident. Mrs Norton, 60, formerly of Newark and Fremont, died at Doctors' Hospital after illness. Arthur Webster Haley, age 86, a retired farmer and past master of Alameda Lodge No 167 F and AM, died Wednesday. Funeral rites were conducted locally.
Multiple obituary notices from Castro Valley and nearby towns list Paul Jones 68, a retired East Bay Municipal Utility District pump operator, died at Livermore Veterans Hospital. Survived by Mabel Jones. children Bil Kevern and Beverly Foley. brother William B. Jones. services at Santos-Robinson Chapel. Also memorials for Janet Huggins and Mary Lee Fabius. funeral set at Chapel of the Palms, Fremont. Marvin D. Carrigan 69, Castro Valley realtor and convalescent hospital operator, dies at home. survivors include Josephine, Joanne Wakefield, and sons. services at Sorensen Bros. Chapel.
Joseph M Muzi 63 died yesterday at Eden Hospital Castro Valley. A Hayward resident for 41 years he worked as a sheet metal worker for Gil ip Bros. He belonged to Sheet Metal Production Workers Union Oakland Local 6 and lived at 1718 Knox St Hayward. Survived by widow Sadie Muzi. Rosary is tomorrow at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward and burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
Obituaries memorialize Marvin Farrigan and Amelia Garrigan among Bay Area residents. Notices list surviving relatives including spouses children and extended kin across California and Texas, with services at local churches and chapels. Funeral rites occur at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward and McKinley Lodge AM and Baywood Baptist Church, followed by burial at local cemeteries.
The nationwide strike by heavy equipment operators froze freeway work in Los Angeles and counties including Ventura and Orange. About 20,000 operators were idle as seven projects halted, threatening to halt $172.6 million in major road work. Talks failed after a contract expired and union negotiators walked out.
Construction has begun on a 94010 square foot distribution center for Oakland Toy Co at Bohannon Industrial Park in San Lorenzo. George P. Alton, general manager, says the firm has outgrown its Oakland leased facility and will move after the Christmas log season to serve retailers from Fresno through Northern California.
UPI reports dairy prices to retailers for eggs in San Francisco with varied grades and sizes. Large and medium eggs show price ranges around 30 to 40 cents per dozen, while small eggs vary in the low 20s to high 20s, reflecting grade A and AA classifications.
Wall Street chatter notes weakness in the Dow Jones industrials potentially reaching the 850 level, with analysts from Oppenheimer, Newberg & Neu urging liquidity use for new purchases. Hornblower & Weeks-Hampden-Noyes discuss potential retracement after a bull run, while Harvey A. Krow of First Hanover warns a bear market test may follow a mature expansion.
A brief notice notes dividends allocated to a pay rate ledger, with details referencing a miner and a dated record. The fragment mentions a ledger entry, payment date, and a computed rate, indicating routine financial processing. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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