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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
6
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ends at 536.27, down 2.92 points. The Rail index slips to 115.96 and Utilities 103.05 as broader stock totals show modest declines. Trading volume totals 1,188,000 across Industrials, Railroads, and Utilities.
New York stocks staged a late recovery as the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped about 5 points to close mixed after heavy losses. Big names lagged with Du Pont Union Carbide Alcoa Texaco and Sears Roebuck remaining weak while Procter & Gamble General Foods Owens-Illinois and American Telephone staged notable recoveries.
The page shows a closing list of New York stocks with company names such as Ford Mot and US Steel, along with oil, gas, and utility issues and price figures for several listed issuers. The scan includes brands like Texaco, United Airlines, and Woolworth, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
The Honolulu Star Bulletin and the Honolulu Advertiser will publish a single Sunday paper starting next Sunday. The joint paper will be called the Sunday Star Bulletin and Advertiser and produced by the Advertiser.
French star Mariandre makes her debut at the Thunderbird Hotel T-Bird Lounge on Friday for a four week engagement. She will perform the French Twist and a varied set in French Italian and English with trio backing Bill Kane piano Bob Baker bass Hank Nanna drums.
The Sunday Telegraph reports pool dunking as a social rite in Washington. Following Mrs Ethel Kennedy's fully clothed plunge, the piece notes social climbers push into pools to gain status, favoring the White House south lawn pool and the Kennedy era Hickory Hill pool in MacLean Virginia.
The number of farmers reporting income for Social Security purposes has remained constant over five years despite a 25 percent drop in farms. The Social Security Administration credits farmers awareness of rights and responsibilities under the act. Non reporting stems from evasion general attitudes, low income, and outside earnings near the taxable maximum. Extension agent Ferren W. Bunker notes increasing reports due to reduced coverage
Gordon Williamson of Detroit Michigan president of the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers addressed Las Vegas Realtors and guests at the Las Vegas Board meeting. The talk covered farm income reporting, IRS compliance, Social Security credits for self employed farmers, and real estate professional issues. Williamson noted his election as Brokers Institute president at the Miami conclave and highlighted his prior roles with Realtor groups and the Detroit Real Estate Board.
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