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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
4
New York reports demand for investment shares rising as stocks trade with moderate turnover. The market rose early then faded mid day, led by blue chips, before a late rally pushed the Dow slightly up while the industrial average fell 1.61. The UPI marketwide index gained 0.98 percent on 1,428 issues, with 7 gainers and 489 losers.
Fragmented market report shows Dow Jones averages fluctuating with modest gains and losses across rails, trading figures, and corporate listings. Amid heavy trading, investors weighed utilities, banks, and industrials as the day closed with varied performances across sectors.
A garbled market summary lists dividends, stock names, dates, and entities such as Amersay Carrier, Collins & Allen, and Peabody. It references various firms, dates in November and December, and scattered financial terms, suggesting a fragmented page of 19th or early 20th century financial notices with incomplete entries and unclear figures.
A sprawling OCR filled page lists numerous company names, stock figures, and market data. It references firms such as Kaiser and Avan Prod, includes prices like 10.18 and 9.29, and shows lengthy figures and ratios. The muddled text also mentions banks, investors, and various securities, typical of a financial section.
GM explores electric propulsion for the Corvair lineage. The article notes battery range tests and early demonstrations, citing GM executives and engineers discussing endurance and performance versus gasoline models. It mentions a 1960s era push toward alternative power, including sodium batteries and fuel cells, with optimistic timelines and testing milestones.
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