Week's Market Roundup Hits Headlines On Peace Talk Rumors
A Memorial week market decline followed unconfirmed Viet Nam peace talk rumors with the Dow down 12.97 on Tuesday. After a brief rally the rest of the week showed slight movement as analysts noted a sea of indecision and a 900 level resistance. Municipal bonds fell amid a weaker week for government issues while trading volume dropped sharply.
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New York Stock Exchange weekly briefing with prices
New York stocks show mixed action with notable trades on major issues. The column lists weekly highs and lows, highlighting leaders such as American companies and industrials, while noting dividend notes and market shifts across several sectors.
Romney Says Nixon Not Only GOP Unite Figure
Romney told Bethany College graduates that Nixon is not the only man who could unite the GOP and praised Rockefeller and Scranton for leaving the race. He urged focusing on state and congressional races this year and discussed a fairer draft system while avoiding partisan Viet Nam talk. A separate report notes Todd Adams, 55, a former Harris County assistant district attorney, died in a fire that destroyed his home in Crockett Texas.
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Hudson River to Supplement Water Supply
Washington reports White House advisers say New York New Jersey facilities will supply the area’s water for the next 10 to 20 years. They favor Hudson River water as a cheaper, near-term source and support small desalting plants for local problems. The advisory letter to President Johnson also notes long-range desalting potential and cautions about continued drought conditions.
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Shipping officials weigh atomic powered cargo routes
In Galveston, two executives from Atomic Ship-Transport and American Export Isbrantsen Lines say atomic powered shipping is highly feasible for long high speed routes but less profitable on coast wise runs with frequent stops. The Savannah will undergo a one day sea trial on June 28 after shipyard service.
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Paris youths adopt Yul Brynner haircut craze
In Paris the latest craze among youths is the Yul Brynner style with shaved heads. Amateur barbers line Left Bank streets offering the look to fashion conscious crowds and curious onlookers observe the rapid trend.
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