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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
12
An incomplete report discusses the Baltimore Colts likely trading or moving players including Lenny Moore and ongoing injuries surrounding the team. It references the 1963 campaign and a National Football championship context with speculative market moves and management actions.
Dow Jones industrials finish down 3.69 at 860.65 as rails slip 0.46 to 205.06. S and P stocks dip 6.21 to 83.45 with 4.34 million shares traded. Comsat climbs 6 percent to a new high, Sunshine Mining weakens on takeover fears, and gold mining stocks move with gold price expectations.
Industry analysts Predict a 6.7 percent profit on sales for 1964 across manufacturing with steel aiming higher. Year end earnings approached five to six percent, while production remains strong but wage negotiations with United Steelworkers threaten higher labor costs ahead.
Markets at a Glance shows unsettled trading with irregularities and unclear figures. No clear prices are readable though some stocks appear to edge upward while others drift.
Incomplete OCR reads like a mid month stock tally with scattered figures and symbols. Details are unclear but suggest brief activity across multiple securities without a clear arbiter or closing price.
A partial stock exchange notice lists mutual funds and dividends with references to special designations and nonstandard cash or stock dividends. It notes capital distribution and year specifics, but OCR text is fragmented and incomplete.
Chicago grain markets closed mixed with gains in wheat and declines in corn. Prices held firm for rye and oats while traders noted active interest from commission houses and sizable red wheat movement affecting futures.
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