NYSE reveals top active stocks in first half 1964
New York Stock Exchange figures show a mix of blue chips and special situations dominating trading. Texas Gulf Sulphur tops the list for H1 1964, while Automakers retain strength with several automaker stocks appearing in the yearly leaders.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Bic
American Telephone and Telegraph
General Telephone and Electromics
Radio Corporation of America
Sperry Rand
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Brunswick Corp
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Texas
Canada
Fuelwood Bid Date Slated at Mt Charleston Sale
Las Vegas district ranger Fred Isbell of the U S Forest Service announced bids will open Sept 16 at 1217 Bridger Street for a Lee Canyon Mt Charleston fuelwood sale. About 19 cords of Ponderosa Pine dead standing and down logs will be offered, with removal deadline Nov 3, 1965.
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Las Vegas
Fred Ishell
U.S Forest Service
Bridger Street
Lee Canyon
Mt. Charleston
Isbell
Forest Service
U.S. Forest Service
Bridger St
Equal Time issues Face FCC Equal Time rulings
The FCC left it to broadcasters to decide if Johnson’s five minute United Fund appeal warrants equal time for all presidential candidates. The ruling centers on whether the special message is exempt from equal time provisions and would be decided only if a complaint is lodged.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
Johnson
United Fund and Community Chest
FCC
United Community Campaign
David Frost
United Community Campaigns
Corporations Trial Phased Retirement Plans For Workers
UPI reports U.S. corporations test phased retirement programs to ease workers toward full exit. Many cut the work year via extra vacation or reduce weekly hours for those over 65. some offer early retirement incentives and paid time off use it or lose it. The Labor Department study covers 16 firms and notes varied approaches, with gradual easing and social security considerations shaping future adoption.
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Labor Department
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Detroit
National Industrial Conference Board
Western Pacific Announces $19 Million Rolling Stock Purchase
Western Pacific Railroad said it will spend about 19 million dollars for rolling stock next year in addition to 68 million dollars for equipment in 1964. President F. B. Whitman stated the expenditures will let the road participate more fully in growing West Coast traffic potential.
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San Francisco
UPS
Western Pacific Railroad
F. BR. Whitman
Western Pacific
West Coast
Interstate merger gains ICc support for major western railroads
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner endorses a proposed merger of the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroads into a new Great Northern Pacific and Burlington Lines. If approved, the system would reach about 25,900 miles, including Pacific Coast Railroad and Spokane Portland & Seattle Railway. The Justice Department opposed the merger, but rail consolidations in good financial shape could still proceed under ICC approval.
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Examiner
Great Northern Railway
Northern Pacific Railway
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Great Northern Pacific
Burlington Lines
Pacific Coast Railroad
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
Intf
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Travelers Test New System
Delta Air Lines demonstrates its Delta matic electronic reservations system in Dallas with a plan to roll out to major cities by year end and fully systemwide by early 1965. The center in Atlanta supervised 7,000 hours of testing as Delta added 1,026 employees during the past year.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Air Travelers
Delta Air Lines
Deltamatic
Delta
T. M. Miller
Atlanta
International Business Machines Corporation
Paper Corporations Model Holiday Markets for Cards and Wrapping
Joseph M. Katz of Papercraft Corp says the firm runs year round for a holiday market that starts in November. The company expands into Europe with Paper craft International, S.A. and a Baudour plant near Brussels. Wrapping and card sales have moved into supermarkets, aided by growing demand and rising European living standards. Women purchase most wrapping, a task Katz notes is not a man’s job.
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Joseph M. Katy
The
Papercraft Corporation
Katz
Europe
Craft
Papercraft International, S.A
Belgium
Baudour
Brussels
New York
U.S
Market settles into election eve uncertainty says firms
New York traders weigh political outcomes as the market pauses ahead of election day. Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis notes buying opportunities may arise after the vote depending on whether Goldwater or Johnson wins. Clark, Dodge sees defense issue sentiment shift while Hooper at W F Huton notes no major auto strike risk and little speculative zeal.
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New York
Clark, Dodge & Co
Clark
Dodge
L. O. Hooper
W. F. Hutton & Co
Hooper
Little Changed Pencil Market Sees Renewal in Schools
New York United Press international reports that despite a strong office market the school market for wood cased lead pencils remains a key growth area. A change this year adds erasers to large first grade pencils, gaining acceptance nationwide.
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New York
UPI
United States
Tishman Realty Chief Advocates Study Driven Construction
New York based Robert V. Tishman, president of Tishman Realty and Construction Co., emphasizes thorough site analysis and long term trends for success. He notes the firm builds for itself, offers outside management, and applies research to assess costs and rent potential for office and apartment projects.
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New York
UPI
Robert V. Tishman
Tishman
Tishman Realty and Construction Co
Madison Square Garden
Penn Station
Apartmere
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United California
Los Angeles
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Rheran
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Dawson
Nagel
Saerman
Howard
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John Nevern
Lererporates
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Hutzler
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Taylor and Company
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WC. Langley
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Don Berliner
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National Aeronautics and
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Carl W. Priesing
Lyndon B. Johnson
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