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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1969
Page
31
A 1969 reflection compares the 1929 stock crash to recent declines. It argues the market now rests on a cash foundation and features different buyers, with margins far tighter and clearer rules. It concludes the 1929 parallels do not Portend a repeat.
Dr. Charles Harlow describes countertrend trading and the risks of trading against consensus in wheat markets. The piece notes over 100 people attended Clayton Brokerage Co symposiums at 4201 Long Beach Blvd and invites readers to the final talk by Dr. Teweles, with contact for reservations.
California State Employees Association delegates move toward removing the no strike pledge. A 111,000 member committee approved one of seven resolutions for abolition, to be debated on the floor Monday, with 300 of 845 delegates voting in the committee. The measure targets contracting out and Rebgan administration policies.
Washington observers note the Nixon anti inflation drive is slowing price rises but raising joblessness. Treasury Secretary Kennedy cites September unemployment at 4 percent, about 3 million seeking work, marking the sharpest monthly rise in nine years.
Brussels reports the European Economic Community shows renewed interest in Britain joining the six nation bloc as France and West Germany consider special terms for an interim period. Diplomats note Britain's improved economy and cabinet support, with negotiations aided by George Thomson and Sir Con O’Neill, amid farm price crises and unemployment debates.
The columnist advises keeping an emergency cash cushion, suggests limited mutual fund investment if under $2000, notes tax implications on dividends and capital gains, and explains why insurance firms create mutual fund subsidiaries to earn advisory and sales fees. The piece cites Mr. Doyle answering general letters in a 1969 column.
In Seattle the widow Jacqueline Davis and her son Michael Davis were awarded a total of 210000 for the death of Buell Davis. The judgment against West Coast Airlines follows a Great Salt Lake crash on January 17 1963 that killed three people.
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