Year-end stock surge as trading stays brisk in New York
The AP average for 60 stocks at noon rose to 242.9 as industrials and rails gained while utilities held steady. First-hour volume reached 1.07 million shares as tax loss selling mixed with profit taking and funds moved blocks of stock for year-end reports. The Dow stood at 652.61, with mixed prices across sectors.
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New York
Associated Press
Sears Roebuck
Clark Equipment
IBM
Xerox
Amerada
Ford
Chrysler
Motors
American Home Products
Merck
Texaco
Republic Steel
Woolworth
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern California
Edison
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Over-Counter Stocks and Unofficial Price Ranges
The list presents unofficial over counter stock prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. It notes these values are guide ranges indicating possible sale or purchase prices as of December 27, 1946, with origins available on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Bay of Pigs exodus underway from Cuban prisoners voyage
Ashipload of Cuban exiles and prisoners arrived at Havana as Red Cross and U S officials coordinated food, clothing, and medical aid. Families waited at Port Everglades while negotiations for early American releases continued in Washington.
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Bay of Pigs
Morro Castle
Havana Harbor
Cuba
Allied Sec
Allvac Metals
Fidelity Life
Botany Industries
GE Cal
Drexel Enterprises
First Southern
First Union Nat Bank
Gulf Life Ins. Co
Harris-Teeter Sup M
Holiday Inn
Intermountain Tel
Jefferson Stud
Kavanaugh-Smith
Close Noon Lance, Inc
Piedmont Nat Gas
PU Ser
N.C
Sr Pyramid Life
Ste
Atch T&sf
Selty Lat Co
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining
Soroban Eng. Inc
Borden Co
Wachovia Bank
Burl Ind
Burroughs le
American Red Cross
Burrouais Corps
Celanese Corp
P&f
Ohio
Chrysler
Red Cross
Immigration
Coe
Cola
Health Department
Columbia G&e
Port Everglades
South Flo- Gomi
Bache & Co
U- Curtiss Wrt
Dan Riv Mills
Sociat
Rateine Stans
Rae
Eagen
DuPont den SS
Castro
Tell Eastman
Firestone
Miami
New Foote
Ford Motor 46
New York
Goodrich
Goodyear T&r
Press- Greyhound
Dent Kennedy
Cenfer- Gulf Oil Corp
Kot
Palm Beach
Tel & Tel
Kayser-Roth
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Paganar
Martin-Marietta
McLean
Monsanto
Uni
Monty Ward
Westing el
Motorola
Winn.Dixie
Nat Biscuit
Woolworth
Nancy Rodriguez
Jonith
Nat Distillers
Capt
NY Central
Fred Boerum
North West
Angrse
Penney
Havana
Rebecca Lamas
Washington
U.S
James B. Donovan
Eleven Piece Bedroom Group Sale Ad
Advertises an eleven piece Bassett bedroom set including a 3 piece suite, dresser, mirror, bed, innerspring mattress, box spring, bed spread, two pillows and two vanity lamps. All for one price. Local retailer names no longer present in readable text.
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Bassett
Thefts Bank Robberies Rise 25 Percent In 1962
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports a 25 percent rise in bank robberies and thefts in 1962, with an average of about 100 robberies and burglaries at financial institutions per month. He also notes gains in FBI efforts against organized crime and racketeering and warns of subversive threats.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Communist Party
United States
Hoover
Khrushchev presses UN role over Berlin and crises
In a letter Khrushchev urged the United Nations replace the NATO flag in West Berlin and assume defined international commitments there. He cited the Cuban crisis and criticized Bonn for not seeking a peaceful settlement, urging Adenauer to pursue actions for international peace and security.
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NATO
West Berlin
United Nations
Khrushchev
United States
Caribbean
Bonn
Adenauer
Venus May Have Longer Days and Nights
Philadelphia AP March reports Mariner 2’s Venus fly by suggests slower rotation than Earth, little or no magnetic field, and no radiation belts or auroras. Scientists cite data from Dec 14 flyby and note weaker magnetism implies longer days and nights on Venus.
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Philadelphia
Mariner 2
Venus
Earth
Mariner
Nus
Jupiter
Space
P. J. Coleman
The
Kennedy to meet freed Cuban prisoners in Washington
President Kennedy will host a news conference after a meeting with Cuban prisoners. Pierre Salinger, his press secretary, said the session was requested by the Cuban side and aims for the prisoners to speak for themselves. Delegation includes Manuel Artime and other released captives with a moral obligation to return to Cuba.
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Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Miami
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Joe Perez San Roman
Erneido Oliva
Roberto Perez San Roman
Enrique Ruiz-Williams
Alvaro Sanchez
New York Leads 1810 City Population Milestone
New York City was the sole U S city over 100000 in 1810 with 119734 residents. By the 1960 census there were 130 U S cities in that population class.
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New York
United States
U. S
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