Roundup of Week in Markets Stocks Bonds Commodities
New York AP reports a nervous week for stocks with a brief strength dip and rumors from Washington weighing on the market. Dow Jones Industrial Average gains 2.90 to 807.16 while the Associated Press average falls 2 to 320.9 as volume totals about 5.7 billion shares.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Treasuries
Fedsiog
YORK
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Change Cove
Dingersen
Aland
Beth Vascabet
Kaiser
Barrett
Erie Vak& Pet
Norwich
Fae Yak Pols
Ieee
Rane
Simone
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Binney
Aig Airlines
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Ofan Nat Md Ind
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Ikea
Perkin
Tonya
Joe Ental
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Rennie
Senate panel drafts broad Military Medicare bill
Senator Tower leads five member Armed Services panel planning a Military Medicare measure to extend hospital and outpatient care to active duty dependents, retirees, and disabled children. The bill package outlines seven key benefits including civilian facility use, outpatient care, and expanded hospitalization with broader treatment authorization and future veteran bed access. Other subcommittee members include Symington Cannon Young and Smith.
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John Mises
Texas Republican
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tower
Scruti
Stuart Symington
Howard W. Cannon
Nev
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Margaret Smith
Maine
Guard Summer Program arts at North Fort Hood encampment
NORTH FT. HOOD Tex. MAP four members of the Sith Infantry Division will begin their first encampment since World War II. The Texas National Guard unit under Maj. Gen. Seldon Simpson will spend most of a two week training period in the field. The division will be reviewed by Gov. John Connally and other officials Saturday. The 98 unit division covers Texas with units spreading across the state. First units were due at the central Texas installation shortly before dawn today as mil units moved in by late afternoon.
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Tex
Sith
North Ft. Hood
Texas National Guard
Seldon Simpson
Amavilo
John Connally
Texas
Texas Retail Sales Rise in May 1965 Despite National Dip
The Texas Bureau of Business Restoration reported a 0 per cent gain in May retail sales, totaling 729 million dollars, with seasonally adjusted indices at 104 percent of the 1959 average. Automobile sales outpaced last year by 4 percent while durable goods nationally fell 7 percent. San Antonio led Texas cities with a 9 percent rise. Fort Worth and Dallas showed smaller gains, and Houston's figure was down from 1965 levels.
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University of Texas-sponsored
San Antonio
Austin
Texas
De Valera Reaches Eighth Year As Irish Leader
Irishing leader Eamon de Valera marks his eighth year in office in a ceremony that underscored his long tumultuous career. The article notes his clinching reelection by a wide margin and outlines the political stability he claims amid ongoing governance.
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de Valera
Eamon de Vales
Bressient
Formilly
de Valent
Irelard
York
Isry Gener
Haghest
Ethan
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