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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1968
Page
26
A correspondent in East Africa argues against a large U.S. Marshall Plan for Africa. He says aid should build education and training, farm yields, and self reliance rather than massive finance, and notes high illiteracy, low school access, and concern over devaluation and colonial legacies.
New York markets opened with optimism but lackluster action pushed prices lower by noon. The dull session saw irregular declines and few bright spots as trading volume reached about 8.7 million shares, below Friday. The New York Stock Exchange average share price slipped amid a cautious mood.
Chicago Board of Trade price declines and shifts across wheat corn and soybeans with seasonal trends noted. Price quotes show losses in wheat and soybeans while corn mixed, as futures tables register closing values and cash grain listings for wheat corn and soybeans in various classes and miller bids.
Citrus Market Los Angeles advert promotes business services with action oriented copy inviting customers to call NE 2 5959 for advertising. The fragment emphasizes escalation of request for ads and local market servicing.
Metropolitan Savings promotes insured accounts with daily compounding and a 36 month Bonus Interest Plan. It touts high insured returns, director credentials, and locations in Long Beach and Los Angeles, with terms allowing early withdrawal yet full regular interest.
The note instructs opening an account by mail while mentioning deog int, but the fragment is unclear on the procedure or entities involved. It reads like a partial prompt or mis-typed instruction lacking concrete names, dates, or actions.
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