Financial Wizard Bart Lytton Dies
Bart Lytton, ex Communist turned sav ings and loan magnate, died of a heart attack at age 5. He built a $308 million empire then lost it, famed for Hollywood style parties and political donations. Once a public witness to HUAC, he rose from a small S and L office in 1956 to national notoriety before creditors forced his resignation.
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UPI
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Sam Ellis
Lytton
Lytton. Savings & Loan
Lke
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Fime
House Committee
SAN Francisco
Paign
Marine Engineers
Rir
Lytton Savings
Er Lines Co
River Lines
Market Signs Of Recovery Amid Mixed Trading
New York stocks showed tentative strength near noon as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose modestly, with 1,963 shares traded. Major gains highlighted by IBM and Natomas while concerns persisted about the real estate slump and broader economic outlook.
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A.m
Martin
Pact to End Tugboat Strike Reaches Three Year Contract
Federal mediation official Finley announced a three year contract ending a tugboat strike. The agreement covers wage increases and a new concept in work day and workweek arrangements for ferry service to Marin County and tug services on the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers.
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Sacramento
San Joaquin
Derry Finley
Federal Mediation Service
Oyster boat capsizes off Quay Ireland with 25 aboard
A newly launched oyster boat capsized Sunday night thirty yards offshore near Quay Ireland during a pleasure cruise. Seven missing feared drowned as rescue officials report one body recovered. Several children are among the missing.
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Ireland
UPE
Marine Rescue Coordination Center
Sevearl
Obituary notices for Masterson and Jacobs families
Death notices list Josesh J Masterson of San Lorenzo husband to Li and father to Ken nel, with relatives in Hayward and Pleasant Hill. Requiem Mass at All Gains Church. Burial at Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Also Jeck B Jacobs of Fremont remembered by Mary and children James and Susan with memorial services and interment details.
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Inquiem
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Ravding
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Jacobs
Jeck
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Truth in Lending Act to reveal high finance charges
Washington reports that the Truth in Lending law, effective July 1, will require clearer disclosures on consumer credit up to 25 000 dollars and real estate loans above 3 000 dollars. It aims to curb misleading ads and forces lenders to reveal true annual percentage rates and payment terms.
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UPI
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Taw
Prosperous Year Seen For State Agriculture
California farmers are forecast for a prosperous 1969 with strong consumer demand higher prices and greater production said Bank of America economists. Farm cash receipts may reach 4.45 billion while net income per farm could rise to about 19 000 a 25.3 percent gain. Vegetables and processing potato sales are expected to fall due to weather and overhangs. Fruit and nut sales rise 7 percent, field crops exceed 935 million, while barley rice and hay profits lag.
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California
Bank of America
Ina
Barsley
Tice
Bond market offers longer term yields amid declines
New York reports say investors face a choice between longer term bonds with generous yields and preserving principal as prices have declined for a year. Analysts note 8 percent yields are possible and suggest a rebound may occur while the market evaluates opportunities. Wall Street chatter cites firm analyses from Goodly & on and Fey aon and Leon.
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UPI
Goodly & On
Leon
More Grape Growers May Enter Talks
Arizona table grape growers may join California growers in talks with the AFL-CIO United Farm Workers Organizing Committee and mediators to end a three year strike and one year boycott. Talks continue as the Coachella and San Joaquin valleys meet with union and federal mediators. additional growers may join if peace is reached.
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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
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San Joaquin
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Fainy Workers
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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