Stocks Drift Lower As Market Tests New Lows
REY YORK AP The stock market continued to slip in active trading on Friday as a resumption of the corrective phase after brief highs. Dow Jones was down about 2.4 percent at noon with widespread declines among steels, motors, chemicals, rails, utilities, and airlines. Some issues bucked the trend with Perkin-Elmer up over 3 percent and U S Smelting higher while Jersey Standard and Panhandle Easter were among notable losers. Active trading on the American Stock Exchange saw mixed gains and losses as players weighed further potential declines against underlying demand from institutional investors.
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REY York
Chrysler
Dow Jones
Jersey Standard
U. S
Polaroid
Perkin-Elmer
Singer
Panhandle
Havey
Hupp
Chock Full of
Nuts
Electronic Associates
Korvette
Electronic Specialty
Ehogg
American Stock Exchange
Ramps Engineering
Lnto
Serven
Aerojet-General
Essex Chemical
Plume & Atwood
Rayellend Syntex
Plan International
Mascot
Electronics Corp
National Petroleum
Vieloreen Inearn
Polarad Electron- Cae Ues
Investment Funds Sources National Associations and Securities
An OCR list shows fund names, tickers, and prices from various investment groups and brokerages. It references Aberdeen, Nat West, Franklin, Keystone, Scudder, United Funds, Concord, and other managers with multiple fund figures, dividends, and stock listings.
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of Securition Daplers, Inc
Aberdeen
Fom
Nat Inves
Willsites
See Ser. Am Bus
Jdes Balan Wis
Am Grih
Bere Wb
Divid
Group Sc
Prstk
Icom
Axe Houston
Hamnia
Blue Rid
Inp
Iris Grote
Waa
Leccone
Puritan
Sheen Fed
Seles Am
Keystone
Jie deVesh
Bea
Teley
ELF
Marion
Feanklin_ customs
Winkida
Wien
Prospects Of Tobacco Sales Hazy Amid Health Report
Washington agencies differed on smoking outlook as a pending federal study on health risks nears completion. The Agriculture Department projects higher cigarette production and modest price support increases next year, while the Health Service study may alter demand fundamentals once released.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Pityle Health Service
Pati
Tobatece
Pesticide Sales Rise Amid Industry Shifts Across U S
An industry survey notes more than 3 730 plate finishers in the United States, many local and untrained, with about one in seven able to handle color. Eastman Kodak estimates 300 labs geared for 40 process Kodachrome from which high color prints are produced, perhaps 110 handling Kodachrome for color slices. Output includes about 40 million still pictures and 6 million motion cameras. The department forecasts pesticide sales in 1963 rising 10 to 12 percent as pests shift with weather, with synthetic organic pesticides sales at the producer level reaching 246.4 million dollars. Employment programs in California aim to place youths in forestry camps with $80 monthly stipends and benefits.
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Ome
United States
Smauh
Eastman Kodak
New York
UPL
Will
Washington
United
Mid-west
California
Juseeti
Albert Tides
Viebirg
Farnia
Arddy
Eastovad Kodak
Perfect Philo, Inc
Crown-Bromson Industries, Inc
Kansas City
Berkey ‘Photo, Inc
Folochrome
Martin Ackerman
Perfect “Plato
Go Slow Plan Anticipated On Tax Trim
Washington AP report says Chairman Byrd of the Senate Finance Committee asserts control to enforce a cautious approach to Kennedy’s tax cut bill. The plan emphasizes restraint and slow progression through committee stages, signaling possible delays to tax reductions and fiscal policy changes.
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Washington
Horry F
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Obituaries and political notes blend in late edition
Obituary notices list Lenard Lonzo Stilman 36 Fremont and Amber Field 53 Castro Valley with services and survivors. Separate Castro Valley report notes a fatal shooting at a home, widow Joyce Ann and Doris Dean Sidman among survivors, and funeral arrangements. Also included is a lengthy political update on the 311 billion tax cut, Senate action prospects, and timing for hearings led by Secretary Dillon as administration supporters push for passage this year.
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McCurtain
Okla
Castro Valley
Stidman
Amber T. Field
United Steelworkers Union
Park Laval
Way
Panifin Staton Clack Cann Ofkins Innineraw
Union City
Polar
Nebraska
Niles Dis-deat
Field
Mike
Johnson
Albert Gore
Etman Sidman
Jerryley
Wayne Stidman
Marshall A. Confideni
Byrd
Joyce Ann
Doris Dean
Fremont
di Baker
Denver
Cale
Nix
Hammit Sidman
Oklishoma
Winifred Newsom
Mitncaphorily
Winfred Sudman Offoirs
Minn
Arkansas
Jack Suidman
Bmmett Oakes
Measure
Louisana ‘See
Felewls
J. C. Spencer
Pals
Baptist Church
Casira Yatleymont Blvd
Jwill
the Valley
Lake Chabot Road
Golden
Melvin Park
the Gate National Cemetery
Lady Pentecostal Church of Godt
Fred Bruno
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dilton
Finance
Burt
Congressional
Dillon
Kinnnedy
U S Imports Latin Nations Act To Fill Cigar Void
New York reports that Latin American nations including Mexico may expand cigar exports to the United States as Cuba’s embargo pressures domestic makers. U S cigar consumption in 1962 stood at about 6.3 percent of retail value with class G cigars commanding roughly $53 million, while Mexican firms eye upper-bracket lines.
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New York
UFI
Cuba
Imm Hl
lolMfessca
Txieco Srowers
Mexico
United States
Romeo Y Julietta
Havana
Senor
Jose Relgada
Mexico City
Fabrica de Tobacas Reina Isabel
S.A
CMA
CASA
Department of Commerce Cs
Car Mishap Kills Nurse In Ukiah Slope Plunge
A Ukiah nurse was killed when a car went out of control and plunged down a slope amid a grass fire. Police reported the fatal crash occurred Tuesday as firefighters fought the blaze near the roadway.
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DXIAH
Tureday
Jerrac
Wool Futures Open on New York Cotton Exchange
Wool futures trading opened unevenly on the New York Cotton Exchange with mixed bids and prices for October, March, May, and July contracts. Opening quotes show October around 110 to 165.9 and May around 130.1, with several bids listed in the day’s early session.
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York
New York Coilors Exchange
Unitermly
Biastes
Maren
Egg Market Report From San Francisco Prices Vary
UPI notes dairy prices across 14 retailers with egg cases listed in various sizes and grades. Large AA prices range around 43 to 49 cents per dozen, medium AA near 35 to 42 cents, small AA around 21 to 29 cents, and A grades from 19 to 29 cents, with regional wording indicating retailer differences.
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SAN Prancisco
UPI
Eges
FSMNS
Sonal
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Food Processing Note
Fragmented text shows references to FSMNS codes, printing terms, a date pattern, and mentions of processed American loaf and a cosmosile item. Names, places, or clear events are not readable enough to identify a concrete item or outcome.
Death notices for Velos and Silva families in California
Obituaries list Ambir T Velos of Castro Valley and Frank Silva of Hayward. Velos, 53, obituary notes survivors including siblings and in laws, services at Valleys HO Lake Chabo Ru with burial at National Cemetery San Bruno. Silva, husband of Marie J, father to multiple children, services at All Saint Church and burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Ambir
Bark Way
Castro Valley
Catll
Vian
Ite
Marshall A. Field
Castro Westey
da Baker
Denver
Colorado
Winifred Newser
Minneapolis
Minn
Dauuhle
Emmett Oakes
Nebraska
Abrs
Earl Siebert
Lawrence Welly
Madrasa
Norman Stack
Lou'siana
Aalive
Lake Chabo Ru
C. Spencee
Casey Wok
My. Altidating
Mermont
Goken Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Vilva
Frank Thy
Awence Raynard
Calli
Marie J Dilva
Gegyoemm. Silva
Frank R. Silva
End Ima Macireds
Hayward
Juily
Beens
Okla
William Silva
Joseph Silo
Edit Grand
Ardeniideen
Real Erest-Crandchils
Sorensen
Strath
Cali
Setur- Saw
All Sainty Church
Holy Sepilenie Cemetery
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Iat Stock Exchange
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Dow-Jones
Alliedch
Cary Sale
Aly Fe Lal
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Mel Dowen
Lote
Alena
duPont
Benam Am
Eartor
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Easilio
ElaMur
Malpac
Erle Yang
Yeady
Mipac Petrol
Evershp
Evership
Steven
Ty Anmcon
Phelps
Studebaker
WestnEl
Texaco
AliRat
Ford
Texasul
Ava
Wits
Forum
Tidawat
Renu
TyRevlon
Ucarbid
Benguey
Bigstow
Rinse Rohr Corp
Irkin
Uae
Borden
Bova
Aj Genyolt
Val Ryder
Grigas
Ugarcs
Briareny
Goodyear
Birkiend
Grariitt
Aulova
Schick Sciente
Mls
US Steel
Grurnn
Baltanas
Sinclair
ST Marina
Carter
Haghis
Herta
Eescolnisl
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Newlett
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Renn
Roy
Carinae
Ham
Association
Jonkogen
Albertyons
Atcics
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America
toasPw
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Rayer
Boston
Kerroc
Cental
CL & Langengort Bakery
Kresge
Lestoll
CLA
Scien
Cromm
Ucky
Coren Cork
Uenmn
Pabil Brewing
Rockwell Mla
Lionel Liggam
Ucker
Lilienta
Ats Boolt & Fetzer
Sierra Poe Power
Cones
Wwe
Yslean
Meer
Thomason Fiber
Ta Covillard
Trrity Orus
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Gant Ta
Magma AG
Ae Mar
Martin
Wonssen Monsig
Moniveard
Morrell
Wary
Mojoroty
Tate
Asia
Mead
Associated Press
Py Ind
Stoker
National Associatic
Lenard Stidman
Invent
Fremon Memorial
Lava Lome
Fremont — Funorial Services
Levy
Lenard Lonzo Stilman
Wav
Unt
Administration
Gore
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
U.S
United Brake
Hie Warers Association Inc
Icma United
Tme
Egg Market
Dutomedites
Antesa
Dassles
Init
AWA & Werk-Ands
F8 Faa
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