Closing Stocks From The Record Ledger
Closing stock quotations are listed with gains and losses for major issues across sectors. Highlights include Alcoa, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, IBM, Texaco, United Aircraft, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, and Sears Roebuck among others. Trading volume shows 10,910,000 shares.
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James L. Biles, Jr
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Alcon
Alcoa
American Air
American Motors
At&t
Gendix
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
IBM
Imperial Corp
International Paper
St&t
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Minnesota Mining
Penn-Central
Outboard Marine
Oxy
Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexall
Safeway
Screw & Bolt
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
SoCal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil of
Calif
N.J
Texaco
Textron
Times-Mirror
TransAmerica
TRW
Union Oil
United Aircraft
Uniroyal
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Las Vegas jet-age airport pact rescinded
Clark County may clear the way to expand McCarran Airport after Hughes Tool Co rescinded its 1967 proposal to build a jet-age airport in southern Nevada. The agreement would have exchanged McCarran for a new facility, but the feasibility study was never done and the county received no further comment.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Nevada
Clark County
Hughes Tool Co
Richard Gray
Hughes McCarran
McCarran
Brother Surrenders in UCLA Slayings Case
Larry Joseph Stiner, a UCLA student, surrendered at the San Diego airport on murder charges for the slayings of two Black Panther Party members at UCLA. His brother George Phillip Stiner had earlier turned himself in in West Los Angeles. Larry bore a bullet wound in his right shoulder, likely three days old, and was listed in good condition at Los Angeles County jail.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Black Panther Party
UCLA
Larry Joseph Stiner
San Diego
Calif
Frank Evans
George Phillip Stiner
West Los Angeles
Evans
Larry
Los Angeles County
USC Medical Center
Viet Cong launch new attacks on U S installations
In South Vietnam, Viet Cong and terrorist forces hit American sites in secure zones. Two U S service members were killed and 19 wounded as rockets struck Vung Tau, and a ground attack hit a Dalat officer’s quarters. Additional blasts wounded six in Saigon and a grenade damaged an officer’s billet in Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walsh
Saigon
UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
Red
Vung Tau
Dalat
Pueblo skipper blames high level officials for ship loss
Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher testifies at a fire admiral court of inquiry in Coronado, stating Navy superiors and the U S government shared responsibility for the Pueblo’s loss to North Korea. He cites minimal risk estimates, lack of training for boarding actions, and inadequate destruction means for sensitive gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack V
FOX
State Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chief of Naval Operations
Pueblo
Bucher
Navy
Pacific Fleet Command
Pearl Harbor
Air Force
Launch of Minuteman ICBM from Vandenberg AFB
A Minuteman ICBM was launched today from Vandenberg Air Force Base by SAC crews from the 394th Strategic Missile Squadron at Vandenberg and the 44th Strategic Missile Wing at Ellsworth AFB South Dakota. The day also lists meetings of local civic groups and minor theft reports from Lompoc with a dog obedience class event scheduled in the city hall.
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Vandenberg Afb
SAC
394Th Strategic Missile Sq
Vandenberg
44Th Strategic Missile Wing
Ellsworth Afb
S.D
Lompoc Valley
UC Berkeley braces for two Wednesday strikes
Two separate strikes are planned for the Berkeley campus as teaching assistants graduate students and faculty members from the American Federation of Teachers threaten a one day work stoppage in solidarity with San Francisco State teachers. Third World Liberation Front students will picket to demand funds for a new Third World College by mid next month. campus police report two small fires blamed on firebombs in Wheeler Auditorium and the student job placement center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Heyns
Heyns
Wheeler Auditorium
Advertisement prompts undercover call to Amarillo center
A one line ad asking about sex led to a two hour call that connected to a recorded male voice from the Amarillo Freedom Information Center. The message cited a rule of the Communist revolution to corrupt youth morals by sex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo, Tex
UPI
Amarillo
Vandalism at Parks Commission Meeting Raises Losses
The Parks and Recreation Commission reported about 338 in damage in the last 30 days and a total of 500 since November 1968 to public property. Two toilets at Ryan and Thompson Parks were destroyed with cherry bombs.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Ryan and
Thompson Parks
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Eae A
Viet Cong
William Newsome
Naval Amphibious
Harold G. Bowen J
The
Bowen
Daily Record
League of Women Voters
Security Pacific Bank
Santa Maria
Housing Authority
Eddie Carroll
N. E St
Roy Bandsgaard
S. H St
Michelle Haney
Chamber of Commerce
Clay Denson
Flower Festival
Ralph Patey
C of C
Hudson’s Dance Studio
Greenlee-Kelly
Hudson's Dance
East Ocean
Studio
By Bob Barnes
Berkeley
Commission
Gary Dunlap
al Walker
Reuben Carlson
Jack Anderson
Ed Ingram
Grefco
American Hearing Aid Center
H’ St
America
No. H St. Rm
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