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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
3
The article discusses when and if a steel labor pact will be accepted by major companies and union locals. It questions if the pact will raise production costs and trigger selective price hikes, asks about job security measures, and notes public concern over unemployment and cost of living as mechanization grows.
Steel buyers face two fears as negotiations continue. They worry about a strike if talks fail, prompting inventory buildup, and about potential price increases that outpace the start of the year. The long view asks if a new pact can boost productivity without inflation and whether job protections or creations will spread to other industries.
In San Francisco a cigarette vending machine caused a fatal accident at a service station. Manager Elbert Williams opened the device and it grabbed a worker, knocking him down. The man died hours later from a brain hemorrhage. Williams faced suspicion of murder and was held.
Los Angeles reports a tuna dispute as boat owners refuse unloads until prices rise. Canners threaten closure if ships stay idle with ships in San Diego and Los Angeles. About 2.3 million dollars of tuna sit in holds. Detroit deaths linked to tuna raise safety concerns.
Apparent maritime cargo and vessel movements referenced with various ship names and ports. The fragmentary text lists ships such as MV Los Angeles Bakke and FUYO MARU alongside locations like Ar ryaly WyDec and northwest ports, indicating an incoming ship report with numerous unreadable details.
A fragmented ship listing shows departures from Los Angeles and other ports on Tuesday June 18. Entries include vessels such as CARADA Sv. AAV and SAKURA MARU with destinations Yokohama and Nagasaki. Miscellaneous lines mention Pearl Marbor, PRETORIA, and local routes, with several notes on ports including Bangor and Chicago.
In a nixed stock market day, rail issues stood out as a top feature with mixed activity. Major averages rose modestly on selective gains while several key issues moved fractionally or fell, including Whirlpool and U S Steel. The Dow Jones industrial average slipped slightly as the American Stock Exchange showed mixed prices in moderate trading. Enhanced by gains in rail names like Southern Railway and Illinois Central, the session reflected cautious investor sentiment and uneven sector performance.
SACRAMENTO election result shows Kelley Steele of ae elected state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Other officers named Sunday include Joseph F Currie of San Diego as vice president Willam J Fitzgerald of fiHendale as secretary Howard D Fairh of Bakersfield as treasurer and Willi Ashibaigh of Lodi as chaplain. Official notes record the convention held in San Bernardino and a legal notice details a fictitious business under Gus Installation Service in Hayward.
A retired air safety inspector warns that high mountain ranges and tough terrain pose ongoing risks for pilots and passengers. He notes that aviation as a status symbol can tempt risky behavior, while night weather and turbulence threaten even well trained crews.
Ray Glaver, once a hockey player, captures top honors at the 1983 San Francisco Opera debut finals. The Canadian tenor wins the top male award and the James H. Schnabel Memorial Award, worth 1000 dollars, for the most promising young singer. Jeanne Parker, Seattle dramatic soprano, earns the ap fens. Final selections came from 13 finalists chosen from 250 regional contestants.
Wall Street chatter notes questions about buying interest offsetting market manipulation. Analysts advise buying lagging blue chip stocks and select cyclical issues for a mild rally, with expectations of a potential next decline. Standard and Poor’s data cite 1563 paper production rising modestly from last year’s peak. perboard prices ease recently amid strong demand, with firmer prices likely later this year.
Investor questionnaire outlines how to calculate cost basis when selling multiple holdings from a historic private utility investment. It explains total cost, apportionment of cost for partial sales, and reporting capital gains on the tax return, noting guidance from the issuing companies and the impact of regulatory crackdowns on old high-binding firms.
Notice of intended sale for Ken Bowlby also known as Kenneth Dowlby selling Ken's Richfleet service station at 20810 Foothill Blvd Hayward Alameda County. Bank of America escrow at 160 Broadway Oakland handles purchase. date July 1903. Also superior court summons for probate of Annie Wagoner will involving Diane Basore Lynch and Charles Lynch with hearing date in Alameda County.
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