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Daily Review in Hayward, California

24 Oct 1966

Page 4

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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1966

Page

4

Above Normal Year Seen For Harvests On State's Farms

California farm production in 1966 is expected to be well above average though not a record. W Ward Henderson of the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says total output should near last year’s 37.3 million tons. He notes strong markets for cattle sheep eggs and dairy lift cash receipts toward the 1.45 billion record, while field crop yields dip due to reduced acreages for cotton and sugar beets and dry conditions. Officials had estimated total agriculture value near 4 billion, with larger processing vegetable crops harvests and slightly fewer acres than in the prior three years.

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Stop Orders and Slippage at Northwest Airlines

A reader questions a stop loss on 300 Northwest Airlines shares bought at 92. The stock later opened at 90 after trading as high as 93.7 percent earlier. The columnist discusses whether the specialist followed rules in allowing the open 3 percent lower, noting that a stop order becomes a market order once triggered and can cause unexpected execution prices.

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Jass Northwest Airlines
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Housewives Revolt Over Grocers Price Bite

New York report surveys housewife price resistance and inflation. It notes that Americans now spend less than 20 percent of disposable income on food while wages rise. Retailers blame costs, but housewives push back, triggering price cuts and renewed competition in the grocery sector. The piece queries how long reduced prices will last and who ultimately bears the burden.

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Early Gains Slip In Slow Trading

New York stocks opened higher but drifted as afternoon volume reached 6.0 million shares, up from 5.69 million Friday. Major gainers included Standard Oil New Jersey Westinghouse and General Motors, while aerospace issues lagged with Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft and Boeing down. Chemical and consumer names like American Tobacco Merck MGM General Electric and Gulf Oil rose modestly, enhancing the day’s mixed performance.

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Predicts Tight Cash Into 1967

Washington AP says Flurry Greep, president of the National League of Insured Savings Associations, foresees ongoing money shortage for housing through mid next year. He warns high interest rates on the small pool of home loan funds will persist into next summer and that federal regulators may need to tighten controls to aid savings institutions before mortgage lending can resume normally.

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Washington (Ap National League of Insured Savings Associations Greep
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High Cost Of Politicking Prompts Call For Subsidy

WILLIAM D. LAFFLER reports on Bruce Felknar criticizing campaign costs tied to archaic election laws. He argues television time and media expansion drive spending beyond other costs and suggests government subsidies as a way to equalize access while protecting candidates with serious messages.

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