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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1966

Page

9

Weaver Urges Urban Reform Bridge Finance And Housing

In an interview from Washington AP, Dr. Robert C. Weaver, the first Black Cabinet member and HUD secretary, cites money, traffic jams, slums, and housing for the poor as core urban problems. He says federal aid will guide central cities, suburbs, and urbanizing areas with finance, technical help, and renewal to lift cities and marginalized communities.

Weaver W. B. Ragsdale Jr Neil Gilbride Washington (Ap Johnson Rej Newal Robert C Indent Rhad America

Soviet UNICEF Clerk Quits After Missile Parts Row

Vadim Isakov a Soviet UNICEF supply clerk resigned nine days after a New Jersey firm allegedly offered restricted missile components for sale. UNICEF investigated, with American executive director Henry Labouisse promising action if misconduct was found. Isakov denied the Journal American report calling it a dirty trick. The article also notes Isakov’s UNICEF tenure and salary, plus a separate item about Dr Eugene Freel retiring as North Adams State College president in August.

United Nations, Nly Vadim Isakov U.N. Children’s Fund Unicef New Jersey Isakov Soviet Union New York Journal-American New York United Nations Henry RB Labouisse UNIF The Journal-American Trans-American Machinery & Equipment Corp Corsai, N.J George Yohrling Leonard Epstein FBI Isakov Tast Tsakov U.N

New York Cotton Weekly Financial Report Summary

The New York Cotton Exchange reports last week saw a 2,000 bale rise in open contracts, with prices from 90 cents to $1 above prior levels and government holdings totaling about 14.9 million bales of current crop loans. Withdrawals for the week ended Jan 14 reached 57,397 bales, the season’s largest. Exports for the week ending Jan 18 fell to about 63,000 bales. Separately the stock market ended the week near where it began, with the Dow at 988.14 after a high of 994.20, and broad indices showing minimal net change amid heavy volume.

NEW York Cotton Futures News New York Cotton Exchange Vca Cacuange Brunswick del E. Webb Roan Selec Ton Trust Sper Associated Press Standard & Poor

Bond Prices Mixed as Johnson Boosts Savings Rate

New York markets showed mixed to slightly higher bond prices across Treasuries, corporates, and municipals. President Johnson ordered Henry Fowler to raise Savings Bond yields to pull funds from the public as an anti inflationary move. weekly par value traded on the NYSE reached 66.99 million with 228 advances, 189 declines, and the rest unchanged across 511 issues.

New York Treasury Johnson Henry H. Fowler U.S Powler New York Stock Exchange

Five Stocks Move Heavily on American Stock Exchange

Great American Industries falls M percent to 2 percent on 689000 shares while Syntex climbs 13 percent to 11454. Canadian Export Gas rises 4 to 3516, Massey-Ferguson gains 344 to 36143, and American Electronics up 4 to 3.

American Stock Exchange Great American Industries Syntex Masesey-Ferguson American Electronics

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