Stock indicators reach historic highs on broad market rally
The Dow Jones rose to a record close of 830.99 up 3.51 as blue chips rails steels and metals led a broad advance. The AP 60 rose 0.8 to 311.5 while the S&P 500 hit a new high as market breadth showed 630 gainers to 420 decliners amid mixed economic data.
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Kennedy in West Berlin Draws Massive Welcome
Thousands of West Berliners cheered Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy as he marked the anniversary of his brother President Kennedy’s visit. He warned that Goldwater’s support in the U.S. is not broad, noting polling and recent primary results. Police estimated over 250000 lined streets. 80000 filled City Hall Square for the ceremony. Kennedy recalled President Kennedy’s note to his successor to “go to Berlin” in times of despair and recalled the line Ich bin ein Berliner. In Laos, carrier based U.S. jets reportedly struck Communist positions on Plaine des Jarres and Muong Soui approaches amid ongoing clashes in the region.
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Bargains Now Hard To Find On Market In 1960s Era
Babson Park Massachusetts column discusses stock market gains since 1962 and inflation concerns. It notes blue chip stocks priced high, inflation fears from monetary policy and consumer borrowing, and suggests hedging with inflation resistant investments when markets are depressed and deflation looms.
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Johnson
Reds Turn Missiles To Cubans
Washington reports that 24 Soviet anti aircraft missile systems in Cuba are being handed over to Cuban forces. The weapons are modern and can threaten U S reconnaissance aircraft. Moscow warns Castro against firing on American planes. Central command still controls missile-site operations as withdrawal of Soviet troops continues. About 600 to 800 have left Cuba in the last month, leaving 1,000 to 1,200 more Soviet personnel on the island than a permanent training mission.
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Today in History highlights 1964 events
Today in history lists notable dates from 1776 to 1964. Entries include Thomas Hickey’s execution in New York, James Wolfe’s 1759 landing, 1849 telegraph link between New York and Boston, 1936 Great Lakes Exposition opening, 1940 Wendell Wilkie nomination, Cherbourg’s liberation in 1944, a 1954 Air Force crash, 1965 World Refugee Year appeal, and Kennedy naming Henry Cabot Lodge ambassador to South Vietnam.
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Divorces Granted in Multiple Patters in Second Division Chancery Court
Patricia Maynor and Charles Maynor receive a divorce on personal indignities with plaintiff awarded custody of a minor. Donnie Lee Roberts and Louise Roberts also divorce with custody to the plaintiff. George August Welman Jr. and Lola Mae Welman granted a divorce on personal indignities. Betty Speva vs Rex L Speva ends with arrears and delinquent house payments totaling 8155.28 and contempt finding. Ruth Banks et al vs Jumping Jill dismissed for want of equity. A motion for default judgment in Snuggs vs James D Smith et al. awaits answer. Welch support order set at 100 monthly and 50 attorney fee. The judge’s opinion was filed.
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Municipal Court Fines Set in City Division Session
Ten people were fined a total of 125 dollars in Municipal Court City Division with Judge J G Ragsdale presiding. Among those fined were Howard Laubenthal Jr Curtis Kinard and Joseph R Clingan each at 10 dollars for speeding. Ogie Savannah was fined 10 dollars for assault. Elzie Elerson paid 22 dollars for no license improper rights and fictitious license. J O Taylor was fined 10 dollars for unsafe driving. L L Thomas 10 dollars for improper mufflers. Hildreth Anderson 10 dollars for no license. William Rogers 10 dollars for no license. Paul Mitchell 10 dollars for running a stop sign.
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Howard Laubenthal Jr
Shreveport
Curtis Kinard
el Dorado
Joseph R. Clingan
W. Fifth St
Ogie Savannah
Cargile St
Elzie Elerson
E. Center St
J. O. Taylor
Junction City
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Mahony St
Hildreth Anderson
New York St
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W. Oak
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Olive St
Memphis Cottonseed Prices Update
Memphis AP reports cottonseed meal bulk quotations with a prime 41 percent protein basis. July values range from 5.00 to 56.00, September 56.00 to 57.00, and October 56.00 to 57.50.
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Firms Pleased With Honolulu Antitrust Ruling
Standard Oil Company of Indiana and Pan American Petroleum Corp praise Judge Burke for exonerating them in the Honolulu Oil case. They say the ruling aligns with Supreme Court Sherman and Clayton Act decisions that not every acquisition is unlawful and government proves likely adverse effect on competition.
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Pan American Petroleum Corporation
Lloyd H. Burke
Honolulu
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Children's Crusade Opens At Huttig
A children's crusade at the Huttig Assembly of God Church will run from Monday through July 3 under Mrs. J. C. Belin. It will be held daily from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. and invites all area children ages 6 to 12.
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Government controls oil reserves and competition impact discussed
The government struggles to prove that Pan American subsidiary's acquisition of part of the Honolulu Oil Corporation reserve affects competition. The article likens oil abundance to a sector where production is government managed and imports restricted by law, yet questions the impact of the deal on market competition.
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