Dow Jones closes with mixed range in New York trading
Dow Jones ends in a narrow range as investors weigh early gains against late session shifts in New York trading. Analysts note scattered turnover while industrials and rails show mixed moves and little overall direction.
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Markets at a Glance Stocks Rise in Mixed Trading
United Press International reports stocks higher in moderate trading with bonds irregular. U.S. government bonds mixed in quiet trading. American and Midwest stocks show gains while London markets slip. Cotton figures mixed. In Chicago grains Wheat down 4 to 1 percent, Corn up 1 to 14 cents, Oats mixed, Rye up, Soybeans up to 314 cents.
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Market Viewpoints Gauge Summer Rally and Outlook
Investors weigh the summer rally as momentum from January to May could extend a bull run, but a falter in the uptrend may risk reversal. The Alexander Hamilton Institute notes institutional investors wait for a clearer domestic picture, while James Dines points to contracting volume as a sign of waning buying interest. William White predicts continued caution until autumn results become clearer.
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Nevada Stocks Bonanza Air Lines Lane Telephone
Nevada markets show gains as Bonanza Air Lines Lane Telephone andWestern Nevada Northern Gas Nevada Power Southwest Gas move on steady trade. Investors watch utility and transportation stocks amid regional growth signals.
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Nasser Shows Rockets Sub In Display In Cairo Parade
Egypt marks the 11th anniversary of Nasser's coup with a submarine debut and missile reviews. Gen Ali Amer cites updated heavy equipment as Cairo cites Syria's Baathist crackdown while Nasser laments Arab unity crisis and hints at non-federation.
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UAL Reports Record Quarterly Earnings and Six-Month Gain
United Air Lines announces record second quarter earnings totaling 8.356 million dollars, 1.53 per share, with a 525 thousand dollar aircraft-sale gain. Six month earnings reach 3.022 million, 0.49 per share, aided by reduced costs and higher traffic under One-Class Service.
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Clark County seeks bids for Warning System Augmentation
Clark County Nevada invites sealed bids from qualified contractors to furnish labor materials equipment and services for Warning System Augmentation per specifications and drawings. Bid deposit 2500 refundable. bids due September 4 at 1:00 AM. open and awarded by the Board of Commissioners. Also notices a parental rights termination petition for Shelley Lou Maretin with hearing August 23.
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Hoffa Faces Trial Over Jury Tampering Allegations
Nashville report on pretrial motions in the case against James R. Hoffa and 10 others alleging jury tampering in the 1 million conspiracy trial. Defense challenges include venue, separate trials, and transcripts. government motions and judge rulings already addressed.
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Russia Joins UN Talks Over Portuguese Colonies
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