Stock Market Report Long Odds and Dividends Listed
New York AP reports a sequence of stock transactions on the Stock Exchange with noted loan prices. Unofficial sales figures, dividend rates, ex-dividends, and distribution terms are explained by code letters. Transactions cover 1964 activity with references to declared or paid dividends and foreign issues.
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NEW York
Stock Exchange
Slegers Sa Yee
YORK
Ya Morrell
Carter
Ottertree
N— Eng
General Motors
Sccminest
NatFuel
Cinerama
ADIN
GM Gr
Nat Steel
Cthiscen vPoe
Oeres
Cola
Valisram Corp
Apees Linvings
NwstAkrt
NortonCo
We Mead John
Onio Edis
RIC Group
Wall Conca
el Soa Air
Cnngas
Webb & Knapp
Associated Press
Peeray
CoxBide
Penn Dixie
Dow Jones “Industrial Ct
Pennzoil
Phila Bt
PhilMor
DeltaAir
Ceredis
Eeaee
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker
Chrysler
RalstonPur
Siseness
Dymo Industries
Jon
Anaconda
SafewySt
Eversnrp
IBM
Seheniey
Fedd Corp
Feddstri
Schick
Seeburg
Royal McBee
South Ry
Larry
StBrand
Rollins Broad-Genmata
Kolisman
APL Corp
GenTire
GaPacific
Anglo-Lantaro
GettyOil
StartfCh
Syntex
Silestec
SterDrug
Associated Oil & Gas
Bunker Geoureh
Stevens
Goodyr
We Hill
Day Mines
Shattuck
Dean
Graceco
Indus
U.S
GIASP
Gt Nor Ry
aLulTenn
Texeco
Tex Gulf
Grumn
Gulf M&o
Gulf Ol
Mallibur
Tidewat
Timkrbeer
ABC Conso
Manna Cole
Transam
Hewlett
Honeywell
Oulthas
Ucarbia
Aea
Rd House
UnionBiec
Alleg Pw Ma
Wi Houst LP
Unolic
Hupp
Alcoa
IngerRand
Commission
T&t
Anatch
Unit Whelan R
Joy Mig
Tulle Corp
Lobe AmSmell
Varian
Kaiser al
VaeiPw
Inc
Kerr Mc
Wabworth Co
Ampex
KimbClarks
WarnPid
Amph Borg
Mn Jeu
Mae
Ashi Ol
Westge
Atlas
Velweohworth
Worthing
Olla Arce
Littonin Les BebcockWit
Loral Electris
Bendix
Lorillard
LukensSt
Beth Sti
MackTrk
Borden
Agnavx New York (Ap
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Seyrene Ieee
Bullard
Bulova
Burroughs
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al Sore
Esther Aee
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Ewer
Callah M
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Eeeenne
Monasco
Rid
Monson
ConPac
Committee proposes shifting protection from Secret Service
A report discusses moving President and VP protection away from the Secret Service and assigns responsibility, while considering federal crime legislation for assassination and calls to set media news gathering standards to avoid interfering with investigations.
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Pi Nay Semen Een Bar Associations
Young cites burden on small business and prosperity
From page 1 A a speaker argues that socialists and big government impede prosperity while productivity depends on reducing burdens on small businessmen and expanding their role. He calls for policies to ease the path to growth and warns against increased government control.
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Moore Oe
Congress Seeks End of Session Amid Major Bills
Washington AP Congress aims to finish key items by week end including foreign aid Social Security changes and hospital benefits for the aged. Conferees work to reconcile House Senate versions while campaigns loom for November elections and session adjournment.
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Senate
Congress
House
Supreme Court
Johnson
President Kennedy Shot as First Lady Reacts
Washington report recounts the Kennedy assassination moments with brief quotes from President Kennedy Mrs Kennedy and Governor Connally describing the shooting and reactions. The exchanged words capture the shock fear and urgency surrounding the event in a rapidly developing crisis.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Jack
Gov. Connally
Mrs. Connally
Minute by minute look at Kennedy assassination events
The narrative recounts the Dallas motorcade on November 22 1963 starting with Air Force One landing at Love Field and detailing shots heard by Secret Service agents and bystanders, Kennedy’s fatal neck wound, and the immediate response as the car headed to a hospital with Mrs Kennedy reacting to the unfolding tragedy.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Love Field
Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
Air Force One
Howard L Noe
Brennan
Mae
Elm Street
Trade East Corner
Sixth Mart
Ilane Govand
John B. Connally
Capevorrs
Texas
Sion
Main Street
Kellerman
Houston Street
School Book Depository
Stemmons
Connally
Texas School Book Depository
Kenne
Perty
Jack
Greer
Hill
What Were Assassin's Thoughts JFK Assassination Reflections
A reflective essay ponders Lee Harvey Oswald's mindset during the Dallas shooting. It asks what he felt as a high‑profile act unfolded, how Jacqueline Kennedy reacted, and whether the President realized his fate moments before death amid the aftermath and Warren Commission remarks.
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John F. Kennedy
Texas School Book Depository
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Abiding Determination Free Moore Conceded
A terse report notes that Moore conceded after disciplined effort and persistent rounds, signaling a turning point in the ongoing pursuit of justice or resolution. The statement reflects resolve and steadfast approach amid mounting scrutiny.
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Moore
President fatally wounded as limo attack shocks Dallas
An assassination attempt in Dallas wounds the President and Governor. Doctors rush to stabilize the leader in Parkland Hospital Trauma Room One as he suffers massive chest injuries and no detectable pulse amid frantic emergency procedures.
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Parkland Memorial Hospital
Charles J. Carrico
General Surgery
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