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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1963

Page

17

Fines Set in Price Fixing Case Over Thermostat Systems

In Minneapolis a federal court fined three firms and five executives a total of 180,690 for conspiring to fix prices on thermostat control systems sold to government and private buyers. Honeywell, Johnson Service Co, and Powers Regulator Co faced penalties with executives Haines Colby and other officers receiving designated fines. the cases were indicted by a federal grand jury last fall.

Minneapolis, Minn UPI Minneapolis Honeywell Johnson Service Co Milwaukee Powers Regulator Co Skokie Ill Gunnar Nordbye Johnf. Haines Honeywell Ralph W Crysler John H. Colby G. E. Pickett Powers Kenneth M. Stevens

Mexico Trails Yanks

Mexico, once the world’s top silver producer, now trails the United States. U.S. silver output rose 24 percent from 1955 to 1962 to 45,167,000 troy ounces, while Mexico fell from 47,958,548 to 41,249,399 troy ounces in 1962. Prices rose for silver in 1961 and 1962, with U.S. silver at 89 cents in 1955 and $1.29 today. Peru, Canada, Australia and Japan also trail the United States and Mexico. Some papers attribute the declines to legal and fiscal obstacles.

Metals and Minerals Yearbook United States Mexico U. S Peru Canada Australia Japan

Boost for Pair At Pioneer Title

Harold Vandesforde announces Larry Sheeler and Terrance Hatch as assistant secretaries of Pioneer Title Insurance Co. Sheeler, Las Vegas resident for 18 years, longtime Pioneer employee, lives with wife Linda and two children at 3109 Parkdale Circle. Hatch, with background in Arizona and Utah title work, is a title officer, and resides with wife Ann and five children at 2205 Ash Ave.

Larry Sheeler Terrance Hatch Pioneer Title Insurance Co Harold Vandesforde Sheeler Las Vegas Pioneer Linda Parkdale Circle Hatch Arizona Utah Ann Ash Ave

Arbitration's Future Role Unanswered Question

United Press International discusses whether arbitration will shape labor relations as strikes lose bite. Experts like Wirtz see a crossroads for collective bargaining while concerns persist about government dictated wages and prices under compulsory arbitration.

George J. Marder United Press International Washington UPI Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz Kennedy

World Trade In Food Sees Big Increase

Washington reports that free nations raised world trade in food by over 500 million dollars during 1959 to 1961. Despite the rise in food trade, agricultural imports did not dominate overall trade growth, while non agricultural goods purchases by free nations grew by more than 13 billion dollars in the same period.

Washington UPI The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO

Auto Firms Racing for Those Sales

Detroit a hot car image may boost auto makers profits Chrysler-Plymouth VP C F Briggs praises Plymouth racing success led by Richard Petty and A J Foyt. He warns racing costs require sales support but sees long term gains from teen buyers aging into driving. Population surge raises driving age, boosting future demand as teens influence parents and used car market.

Detroit C. F Briggs Chrysler Corp Chrysler-Plymouth Richard Petty Plymouth Nascar A. J. Foyt United States Auto Club USAC Chrysler Hot Rod Association Briggs

Dow Jones Mixed Day Stocks Rally Across Sectors

New York reports modest gains across industrials rails and utilities as the Dow Jones average edges up. Trading activity shows mixed results with bonds and commodity futures closing slightly higher amid a broad market uptick.

New York

NY Closing Stocks List

Closing stock quotes for a range of companies and industries including Alcoa Alum, Dow Chemical, General Electric, Ford Motors, IBM, Exxon, Pennsylvania RR, Coca Cola, and U S Steel. Values shown as fractions or percentages, with numerous tickers and market markers across multiple sectors.

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Wall Street Charter Sees Sharp Declines Ahead

International Statistical Bureau Inc forecasts investors may face sharp declines in coming weeks despite an overall uptrend. It predicts higher activity in secondary and some low priced speculative issues but advises discrimination and not unbridled speculation. Spear of Spear & Staff says prudent investors can benefit from bullish news and Dow high ground. Dines notes leadership shift before a market rally.

Roger E. Spear Spear & Staff

Bid Asked Bonanza Ar Lines ne a Central Telephone

Utility market column notes a flurry of bids from Ar Lines to Central Telephone and others. Mentions Nevada Northern Gas Nevada Power Southwest Gas and regional energy players amid a volatile price environment.

Bonanza Ar Central G& Glee Vfm First Western Nevada Northern Gas 2 Nevada Power Southwest Gas

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