Moderate Gains on Market After Delayed Open
New York stock list shows gains as the market closed higher on Friday with the Dow up .81 at 865.06 and the AP index rising to 31.52. Volume was 9.99 million shares. losses limited as international tensions waned but profit taking loomed over weekend developments.
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Great Western United
McDonnell Douglas
St. Regis Paper and Ware Corp
Goodyear
Uniroyal
Boeing
American Smelting
du Pont
Texaco
Schering
Pfizer
American Stock Exchange
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Dow Jones
Associated Press
Cris
ASE
UPI
U. S
Midwest
London
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
AlleoPr
AlliedSt
Allis
AmElec
Imperial Cp
Ing Rand
BM S
Amer
TexUtil
IntNick
Textron
Intl Packers
Amt&t
T&t
Itek Corp
Tine
Ampex Co
JonLogn
Armco
Mei Jones
Ar Armour
Jostens
Uwu U
ArmsCk
JoyVig
Unocal
Va Assolnv
Kaiser al
UN Pacific
Ma Atchisa
AttRich
Aircr
Atlas Corp
Aveotp
Kennecott
Bansor
Kerr Mc
Bath Indust
Kidde Co
Usplay
USPCP
Bell&h
Opper
Bendix
Kresge
Ussmit
Kroger
LearSig
Upjohn
BoiseCas
Borden
Val Ind
UtahPe
Libby Me
Victor Cp Braniff
Val Liggett
Vae
Ve Briges
LingTm
Litton
Waleren
Osa
Bristol My
Warn Lam
Lockhd Wash
Se Brunswk Cp
el Loews
Wvapp
Budd Co
Lonescem
WsAirLine
Bulovan
Lonesg
WsBanc
Burlind
VelLorilird
Union
Burroughs
Lou Nash
Lukens Sdl
Westab
Wstg
CatHela
Macy & Co
Weverh
CnPac
Sosa
Sose
Magma
Woolworth
Marshallf
Xerox
Martin Na
CaterTr
Yongst
Massey F
Zenith
Cessna
McGr
McLat
Mead C
Merck
Aerojet
Ches Ohio
AlidCon
Chhmspep
MGM
el Am Pet
Chi NoWst
MidSoUt
Alarklag
Val Chi Ri&Pac
Chrysler
Asso Oil&g
Monson
Clary Corp
Motorola
Computest
Colgate
Collins R
MistTel
MurpCo
Dixilyn Cp
Elcor
Cal Gas
Nat Air
Equ Cp
ComSiv
NatBiscuit
Indus
Ford
Frontier Air
NatGypsm
Huskyo
Kaiser
Pwr
Kirbyind
Newbery
NingMo
Natl
Ata
Norf&Wst
New Park M
Cho. Crane
Nonigs
Crucibl
Cudahy Co
NastAirs
Ryancn Pet
Curtiss Wr
Shattuck da
OgdenCo
Statham Ins
DenRiv
Syntex
DanaCo
Ohio Ed
Oklage
Dayco
Technico
Deere&co
Oklang
Del&Hd
DelMon
Omarkin
Ve. Denison
OrRock
Utahi S
Otis
DetEdis
ZaleCorp
Dianas
Owens
Diebold
Owensil
Zapata
DiaShm
PacGas
Dow Ch
Dresser Ve
East Air
McDonnell Doug
Penny
Penn Ox
Litton Ind
Ive Kook
Benguet
Eaton Y
Pennpl
Am Motors
Elec Bond
Calif
United Park City
Eric Leckw
Mat Ve
PhilaEl
Allegheny
Phil Mr
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EssexWire
Resis
PhilPet
y\Ware Corp
Eversharp
Pilisary
Elec & Music Intl
Dunhill
Proc&g
Fairmont
Pulima
Farahve
JJ Ws c C al
Transport
FirstNat
Ralston
Finance
FinPwr
Rayette
FMC Cp
Rayonir
Fdfairs
Raython
Rexall! Rey
Rohm
Rohr Cp
Royld
St Regis
Sanders
Gen Tel
Gen Tire
Schnley
Genese
Sa GaPacife Lg
Se Scherng
Schlum
Gillette
Glen Ald
Scott Papr
Goodrh
Sears Roe
Sharon St
Goodyr
Sthney
Lée
Gulf Wst
Spartan Ind
HammPap
Squard
Hewitt P
HiltHodl
Swiftco
Two Films Set For Showing At Mounds
Effigy Mounds Visitor Center presents Ren dezvous in the Reef about reef life in the Bahamas and Legend of the Raven, an Eskimo folklore award winner. Supt. Milton Thompson urges attendees on alternate days due to seating, with added noon showings Sundays and a schedule running over January 27. The National Monument lies on State Highway 13 north of Marquette.
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Marquette
Iowa
Effigy Mounds
Bahama
Milton Thompson
Thompson
Mutual Funds Update From the New York Markets
National Association of Securities Dealers listing shows bid and ask ranges across many funds including Am Cap, Am Grth, Am Inv, T. Rowe, Franklin, Citadel, and Dreyfus. Notable entries include Chase Fd, Col Fd, Dow Th, Dreyfus, and Fidelity funds with varied price movements.
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New York
UPI
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Aberda
Pac Bi
Asso
AXE Houghton Axeh
Axeh
Axe Sci
Blue Rid
Bad Str Iets
Best Fd
Broad St
Bullock
Can Gen
Channing Fos Balan
Grwth
Incom
Spec
Chase Fd
Chem Fd
Citadel
Cst Sec
Col Eat
Col Fd
Col Grth
CmSt Fd
Commonwlth
Cw A&b
Cw C&d
Behalte
Conerd
Cnsum
Cnv Sec
Corp Ld
Cntry
Eatn Bal
Eatn Stk
Emp Gro
Energy
Eat Fond
Equity
Eat GA
Fairfid
Fm Bar
Fed Grth
Fid Cap
Ind
Inc
Fnd
Foursa F
Franklin
Fnk Cm
Fnk BP
Fnk Ut
Fnk
Fund Am
Fund
Gen
Gen Sec
Aerosp
Com St
Ful Ad
Grth Ind
Gryphn
Hamada
Horace
Hub Frd
Inc Fd
Inc Bost
Lind Am
Ind Trnd
Ins & Bnk
Inve Am
Inv Bes
Invest Group
Select
Var Pay
Inv
Istel Fd
Ivest
Keystone
Hgr
Loomis Sayles
Can Int
Cap
Manhun
Mass Fd
Mass Gr
Mass Tr
McDon
Mid Am
Moody's
Mdy’s
Nat Inv
NAT
SEC Ser
Balan
Bond
Divid
Pf Stk
Stock
Wst
New Eng
New Hor
New Wid Neast IT
Opph
Penn Sa
Philand
Pilgrin
Pilot
Pine St
Pioneer
Price TR
Puritan
Putnam Funds
Geo
Grth
Rep Tech
Revere
Scudder
Bal
Sec
Sel Am
Sh Bos
Sigma
Sovr
State St
Sted S&g
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Sted Fid
Stein Roe Fds Stein R
Stein In
Stein St
Inv Stern
Sup Inv
Tehers
Telev el
Tmpite
Tex Fd
Twnc G
Twnc
United Funds
Accu
Scien
UN F Cn
Value Line
Val Ine
Val Inc
Val Spl
Vangrd
Viking Gr
Walls
Wsh
Wiscon
Advertising News and Local Business Notes
The La Crosse Tribune weekly advertising page reports promotions and franchise actions for Bell & Howell Language Master System and various distributors. It notes the Community Camera sale franchise, a Chicago meeting for Nancy Proctor, and local business changes including Family Heritage Homes purchase, Downtown Texaco Service take over, and A P Supermarket grand opening plans. It lists regional activity in Black River Falls Neenah Manitowoc and surrounding communities with multiple personnel moves and openings. Northwest Bancorporation reports 1967 earnings and a 2.5 cent dividend, with a 1968 payment date set.
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Mainjates Nursing Homes
Apple St
Neenah
Manitowoc
Robert Marck
Community Camera
Chicago
Bell & Howell
Five Honored By Waukon Jaycee Unit
Five men received annual Waukon Jaycees awards at a high school banquet in WAUKON Iowa. Carlton Larson won outstanding young farmer for managing a 250 acre farm south of Waukon with dairy cattle and hogs. Dr Curtis Sander earned religious layman honors. Harry Lamphire, Dorchester School principal, was named outstanding educator. Donald Pothast was honored for Little League program work. Jack Shafer named outstanding Jaycee of 1967.
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Waukon
Iowa
Waukon Jaycees
Carlton Larson
Curtis Sander
Harry Lamphire
Dorchester
Donald Pothast
Pothast
Waukon High School
Jack Shafer
Divorce Hearings Set on Lincoln Neprud Motion Day
Hearings in eight divorces are scheduled among 13 civil matters before Judge Lincoln Neprud in La Crosse Circuit Court. Proceedings begin at 9 30 a.m. Monday, announced Clerk of Court Carl F. Sehnick.
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Lincoln Neprud
la Crosse
Carl F. Sehnick
Ten ways to save on postage after 1968 rate hike
Sylvia Porter explains how to cut costs after a $900 million yearly postal rate increase. Tips include using regular first class mail, ABCD delivery, avoiding weekend air and special deliveries, seeking reduced rates for books and films, and weighing mail with a scale to avoid overpayment.
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Sylvia Porter
U.S
Vietnam
West Coast
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Wisconsin financial notes and personnel changes across several firms
The report lists earnings for a consolidated group with fourth quarter results, and notes affiliations with First National Bank of La Crosse. It records board reelection for William A. Hoffman, new postings for LeRoy Schwabe, Vernon Weber, Duane Galstad, and changes at WKBH WKBT with J Jansky and George Jansky. It mentions DuWayne Blaske and Arnold Schlicht completing Fraternal Field Managers Association training and Thorp Finance Corp purchasing Carder and Kurten back Inc, expanding its branch network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmon
First National Bank of la Crosse
Northwest Bancorporation
Appleton
Wis
DuWayne Blaske
Denton St
Arnold H. Schlicht
Chaseburg
Fraternal Field Managers Association
Bluske
Schlicht
Aid Association For Lutherans
Vernon G. Taggatt
Port Edwards
NSP 67 Profits Rise 3.1 Percent
Northern States Power Co Minnesota and subsidiaries report 1967 operating revenues of 270.674 million dollars, up 6.4 percent from 1966. Electric revenue reached 222.125 million dollars, gas revenue 45.350 million, with overall earnings up 3.1 percent. Factors limiting gains included higher material and labor costs, storm repair, and higher interest expenses, while a cool summer reduced air conditioning sales. Residential kilowatt hour sales rose 5.4 percent and commercial industrial sales grew 8.9 percent.
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Northern States Power Co
Minnesota
NSP
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Delta Airlines
Capp Homes
de Witt’s Pills
Chevrolet Fasteeth
Christian Brothers
Frank’s
Hitchcock Industries
Conoco
Jayne's
P.W
Joan of Arcitn
C. Oratel
Paul Masson
Travel Specialists, Inc
van Camp Park & Beans
Chicago, Ill
Nancy Proctor
Grant Advertising, Inc
Burton Browne Advertising
Patterson Publishing Co
STP
Studebaker
Des Plaines
Ill
Proctor
Margaret Niles
Liberty St
Black River Falls
Family Heritage Homes
Misenko
Anthony Perillo
Family Heritage Home
Vernice Vaughtal
Alan
Moose) Peterson
Texaico
Hame Oil Co
Molzahn Construction Co
Wrs
Bess Lane
Millston
Evelyn Popp
Kendall
Tom Trainor
Spud’s Nite Club
Alma Center
Rex Garves
Airport Tavern
Paul Schneider
Paul's Heating & Air Conditioning
George St
Lennox Industries Inc
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry T. Rutledge
Com
Robert B. Marck
Vernice Waughtal
Waukon Jaycee
William A. Hoffman
Bainbridge St
SkyeRise Terrace
Marshfield
SkyeRise
Milwaukee
Hoffman
Hoffman Mobilehome Sales, Inc
Copeland Ave
LeRoy C. Schwabe
Coulee Office Equipment Co
Main St
Remington Rand
Los Angeles
Schwake
Betty
la Crescent
Vernon Weber
Travis St
Duane Galstad
Madison St
Schilling Paper Co
N. Front St
Weber
Galstad
William Kapanke
WKBH
WKBT
Bud’s Marina
Kapanke
Uated
Bangor High School
Colleen Johnson
West Salem
J. Jansky
Jack J. Jansky
Edgewood Place
George R. Jansky
Farnam St
Steel Builders
Miami Beach
Fla
Peter Nelson & Son, Inc
THORP
Thorp Finance Corp
Red Oak
Carder and Kurtenback Inc
Missouri
Wisconsin
G. Jansky