Bank Stocks Set for Gains In 1964 Outlook
Analysts forecast at least an eight percent improvement over 1963 earnings for U.S. commercial banks due to higher interest margins and loan growth. The May PIC Investor notes ten leading banks with price earnings multiples around 15 times and urges readers to request a free copy of the May issue.
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New York Dow Jones Averages Close Mixed on Tuesday
New York market data shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 827.38 for Tuesday with mixed figures across the week and month. Versus a year ago the index is down about 3.17 percent, with 1964 highs near 850 and lows around 766 observed in 1964.
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Standard Poor Index Reported In New York
The closing stock indexes in New York showed the 1041-43 average at 10 as Standard and Poor's market summary circulated. Investors monitored shifts across major sectors amid mixed trading, with notable activity in industrial and financial issues. The report outlined index movements and general market tone for the session.
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N Y Central Owners See Bright Outlook At Meeting
New York Central shareholders gathered in Chicago for the first annual meeting away from Albany in 12 years. Alfred E. Perlman touted a 9 million improvement in the first quarter and predicted continued gains. Walter Grant noted payroll cuts from arbitration. Six new directors, including Bitty Rose with 150,000 shares, joined the board amid questions on management, service, and policies.
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Markets at a Glance Brew York Stocks Rally
Markets at a glance show gains in New York with mixed results across sectors. Advances led by transportation and financials while commodity futures and caution weighed on some industrials. Investors weighed inflation signals and policy expectations as trading remained choppy in Chicago wheat and soy markets.
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Long Beach School District Receives $750000 Vote of Confidence
The Long Beach School District secures a $750000 vote of confidence, signaling strong support from the community for its educational initiatives and fiscal plan. No additional details available.
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Peru Fines Japanese Tuna Boat for Port Entry Without Papers
A 356 ton Japanese tuna boat Kyoshin Mira was fined 10 009 soles about 4000 for entering Callao port for emergency repairs supplies and medical aid to a crewman without proper documentation. Port authorities said the vessel lacked the required papers.
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Soviet to Aid Kenya with Economic and Technical Help
The Soviet Union said on Tuesday it would provide Kenya with economic and technical assistance. The pledge covers development aid and cooperation in various sectors.
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