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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
11
A reader questions promissory notes offered by a currency brokerage through a mall booklet. The notes claim 4 5 percent interest, but the guide explains the true annual rate and warns the notes are not federally guaranteed. It notes risk, reliance on borrower records, and that a 3 month period yields 1 3 7 5 percent based on annualized rate.
Wall Street chatter cites stock market confidence as a key factor for recovery. Analysts note a likely technical rebound and cautious optimism, with Standard & Poor's seeing potential gains and recommending selective buying for investors with cash reserves.
A dense listing of investment funds, groups, and fund managers with numerous fund names, share values, and positions. Entities include AMIT Inv, Keystone, PIONEER, CON, Grin Ind, Grin Fund, and various fund managers and offices, plus scattered price figures and dates indicating a broad market summary of mutual funds and securities.
The New York Stock Exchange shows cautious activity after a brief uptick in early afternoon trading. Analysts note selective strength in a few blue chip names while broader indices drift sideways amid market uncertainty.
Stocks including IBM, Du Pont, and American Telephone moved lower while several oils held steady. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 6.69 to 556.39 at noon amid broad selling, with notable declines in Merox Inst, Polaroid, Litton, and Gulf American Land while Treasury bonds advanced.
NEW YORK AP says stock prices fell sharply midday, dropping below the 1962 closing low in several averages. The AP average for 60 stocks at noon slid 1.46 to 208.50 with industrials down 2.20, rails off 0.40, utilities down 1.00. Brokers saw no specific news driving the decline, just a test of support levels as selling continued.
Complied by The Associated Press, the June ship reports list vessels and departures across ports including Yokohama, Long Beach, Amsterdam, Los Angeles, and Vancouver. Entries note ships like PRESIDENT LINCOLN, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, and ARGENTINA MARU along with destinations and arrival expectations, reflecting a global maritime schedule.
A jumble of June dates and names appears across places including Los Angeles Bayonne Manila Yokohama and Honolulu. Entries mention ships or persons such as PETRO QUEEN PRESIDENT ARTHUM and PRESIDENT GARFIELD alongside locations like Le Havre Santa Fe and Acapulco with dates in June.
San Francisco leads with 200,300,000 in clearings followed by Oakland 1,022,234 Berkeley 6,781,504 and Los Angeles 416,702,855 as the banking day reports show broad gains across the region. Local financial centers record substantial activity across multiple institutions.
Equity markets weakened as sentiment split on 1963 prospects. Dow Jones avg dsl 563.08, a fall from recent highs, with 3891 short interest and limited trading volume. Labor and economic outlook comments from Goldberg and Clague reflected widespread uncertainty about a recession.
A dense list of stock listings and company names across multiple sectors including aluminum, motor, electricals, mining, and utilities. Entities referenced include Anis Chal, Am MARC, Am Motors, Armour, ANCO Corp, Beech Aircraft, Cal ink Co, Goodyr, Ford, Homestake, Safeway, Sperry, Union Carbide, and Zemin, among others, suggesting a market page summary of industrial and regional corporate listings.
UPI reports price listings from dairies for eggs and cheeses for retailers. Prices show large medium and small eggs with various grades, weights, and dollar per dozen figures. cheese products and processed dairy items are noted with assorted price ranges.
President Kennedy urges deficit financing as a tool to boost the economy and achieve full employment, while Americans view deficits as undesirable. The piece notes 11 deficits since WWI, a rising national debt near 1,300 billion dollars, and another deficit anticipated for 1968. It compares deficits to family budget borrowing as a cautionary analogy.
The piece contrasts Treasury borrowing with savings bonds, notes orthodox fears of money supply inflation, and cites Kennedy arguing deficits could spur growth and higher future taxes. Opponents call the idea a pretext for more government spending.
Wool futures in New York opened unchanged to slightly down as July and other December contracts showed modest moves. Prices listed include July at 167 bid, May around 782.0 bid, and December near 1214 traded, with several contracts down two to four points.
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