Week's Market Roundup Pushes to Record Highs
Stocks and bonds rallied with the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting a historic peak as profits shifted among sectors. Volume rose to a weekly high, led by General Motors and steel names, while bond prices slipped amid sluggish corporate trading and a weak grain market in Chicago as Congress weighing farm relief shaped prices.
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Midland Man Named A&M Vice President
Midland resident named vice president of the 40,000 member association supporting Texas A&M University. The executive board selected the successor to John Lindney after Jack Creighton resigned to pursue the Republican nomination for Edgemoor Ford D. Albritton Jr. Joined by fellow board members, the new VP will steer the group’s activities.
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Ionosphere Probed by Satellite Ground Stations
Researchers plan to use satellite ground stations to study ionosphere layers. The probe aims to map layer structure and electron density, aiding communications and navigation systems.
Candles Glow For Astronauts And Space Sat Project
A Space Agency report details a satellite program using solar powered beacons and lasers to improve long distance broadcasts from a 120 pound satellite named Yono Maj. Mar. astronauts Cernan Borman and Is Bean lead tests as the craft orbits at 750 miles. The mission aims to study ionosphere effects and weather related signal changes, with multiple satellites planned and a focus on global communications.
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FDIC Plans Marlin Bank Claims Payments Start
The FDIC will begin paying insured claims for the closed First National Bank of Marin in Texas on Monday. Depositors have 28 months to file claims with up to $10,000 paid immediately after proof of claim.
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