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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
5
Washington reports an advisory committee from the Agriculture Department urges non chemical pest controls while noting farmers will need chemical pesticides for the foreseeable future. It endorses biological controls and new methods to lure pests to death, and to suppress pest populations by sterile male releases.
The New York Stock Exchange shows a sluggish late Tuesday with fractional losses across most issues. General Motors and Ford fall more than a point, while higher priced and speculative stocks fluctuate. airlines rise slightly and the Dow Jones industrial average slips around 2.6 points at noon.
The Walker Concrete Co and another firm discuss expansion plans while notes reference stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and corporate actions. A research report urged boosts in smoking health studies, crop protection, soil and water management, and agricultural productivity alongside cost reductions.
Dick Smith, former sales representative for a major steel producer, founded a rigidized metals company and pursued stainless steel as a construction material. He sought to boost surface appeal to overcome maintenance problems and promote its use beyond utilitarian structures.
OKMULGEE Oklahoma AP One of the nation’s smallest railroads a 12 mile line is closing due to competition from pipelines and trucks Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Okmulgee Northern Railway to end operations The line links the town to a Kansas Oklahoma Gulf junction It has two diesel engines 10 employees and assets valued around 237 751 Built in 1910 to serve two oil refineries the line was profitable only during the Depression years.
The readable portion is fragmentary and lacks identifiable names, places, dates, or actions. Unable to determine a coherent event or notice details from the provided text.
California State Controller Alan Cranston said General Fund revenue for the month ending April 40 rose 13 percent to 1.679 billion. Gains came from sales and personal income taxes and franchise taxes paid by banks and corporations, with notable increases for sales tax 7.7 percent, bank and corporate taxes 20.5 percent, and personal income taxes 17.9 percent. Inheritance, cigarette, liquor, and horse racing taxes also climbed.
Wall St chatter cites James Dines and Co urging purchases in undervalued rising issues and cyclicals in favor while warning against pessimism until a downtrend begins. Harris Upham notes Dow Jones rise since 1982 law, says few of 180 Dow components hit new highs, eight reaching all time highs.
A fragmented ship arrivals list shows vessels such as CALIFORNIA BEAR PRESIDENT TYLER TRUMAN and OAKLAND bound ships with dates around Wednesday May 30 and Thursday May 2, including entries from United Fruit General Patrick and Norton Lille. The noisy garble mentions ports like Los Angeles and Honolulu and references several shipping lines and captains amid a chaotic roster of ships and schedules.
Sailings subject to change without notice. May 20 list includes Badger State, Bahia Blanca, Canberra, Dunsan Ray, Sydney, Yokohama, and Los Angeles routes. Names and vessels appear as fragments in an OCRed maritime notices page.
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