Thankful teen shares health triumph and teen etiquette
A 16 year old girl recalls a severe illness M G that left her unable to speak or swallow until a delicate operation in 1963. She survives and urges teens to value health as the greatest gift and notes petty worries fade in comparison. The column also tackles restaurant complaints and a deceptive sales contract with advice to speak to the manager and contact the Better Business Bureau.
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GM Exec Predicts Good Sales Year
General Motors president John F. Gordon forecast 1964 sales to be closely in line with 1963 record levels as the industry aims to move in 1964. He cited strong retail demand, backlogged orders, and rising use of autos, with long term projections of nearly nine million annual passenger car units by 1970.
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Stocks Drift Lower in Moderate Trading
In New York trading, stocks drifted irregularly lower amid moderate activity. Prices were fractions higher for much of the session but eased late. Steel shares were mixed with Bethlehem, Republic and U.S. Steel down, while Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Jones & Laughlin gained. Chrysler edged back in motors, DuPont fell over 2 percent in chemicals.
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Markets mixed as bonds steady in quiet trading
United Press International reports stocks mixed during moderately active trading with bonds steady. Virginia and government bonds ease in quiet trade while American equities dip and Midwest stocks show mixed results. London shares rise as Chicago grains edge lower with wheat and corn down and soybeans down.
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Bank Clearings by City and Debits Totals
San Francisco clears 442 800. Oakland records 9 757 049 in debits. Los Angeles shows 573 540 910. Berkeley debite 14 068 363.
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Silver Prices Steady as Market Reacts to News
New York reports indicate Silver traded around 129.9 cents per fine ounce with prices largely unchanged after recent market movements. The brief market note notes limited volatility and steady demand from investors and industrial users.
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Metal Prices New York Market Report
Metal prices in New York show brisk activity with quicksilver offered at 22,700 to 23,500 per flask and manganese at 1.25 to 1.34 dollars per pound for 1 to 20 tons. Tin prompt delivery remains listed but figures are unreadable.
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Ford Announces 1964 Expansion and Growth Outlook
Ford Motor Co and affiliates plan more than half a billion dollars in 1964 expansion modernization and replacement of U S and overseas facilities. About 230 million will be spent in the United States with over 75 million for Michigan facilities. Ford forecasts world car truck sales rising to new records and a strong 1964 economy aided by tax cuts and favorable policy.
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Markets Close For Holiday Across U S
Markets close for New Year holiday with U S securities exchanges and banks shut on New Year Day. Stock markets run normal on New Year Eve. Commodity markets close at noon Dec 31, Chicago Board of Trade and Winnipeg Grain Exchange. CME exits early by 1 hour 15 minutes. European markets mostly closed New Year Day. London open.
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Wall Street Chatter on Market Outlook for 1964
Colby and Co says the bull market has a long run ahead and will add likely situations during weakness. Thomson and McKinnon notes record highs but warns averages are not perfect barometers with issues at depressed levels yet improving. International Statistical Bureau expects optimism to prevail in 1964 amid favorable forecasts. Alexander Hamilton Institute urges holding good stocks and adding commitments only to quality issues on price concessions.
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Colby & Co. Inc
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International Stastical Bureau, Inc
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