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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1963
Page
11
Week of market activity covers stock indices bonds and commodity movements. Notable gains include 1092 level highs and strong performance by key sectors led by investors seeking value. Analysts note volatility amid macro data and policy expectations.
New York AP report reviews a stock week where the Dow fell 1.8 points to 733.73 as profit taking pressured blue chips after record highs earlier in the week. The AP Average slipped to 2.81.2 as volume on the NYSE reached 28,722,840 shares amid mixed gains in corporates and government bonds.
Texas retail sales declined in September as consumer spending cooled after summer. Analysts cited weaker sales across multiple sectors and a pullback in discretionary purchases during the month.
A fragmented AP stock list from New York shows weekly highs lows and last prices across numerous companies. It includes names like Abbott, ABCVent, Alcoa, and Gen Foods with various percentage changes and price figures.
The fragment discusses annual dividends and stock splits, ex-dividend dates, and distribution notes. It references declared or paid dividends, cash value estimates, and related terms, with table notes about earnings from 1963 and prior weeks.
Washington reports indicate the United States and Soviet traders continue seeking a wheat and flour exchange deal. Kennedy approved terms require wheat shipped on U.S. vessels, a point under negotiation to lower shipping rates and allow mixed U.S. flag participation. Wheat futures rose over 30 cents as markets weigh export prospects, drought impact, and freight-rate disputes.
In Auchterarder Sir Alec Douglas-Home calmly addressed a crowd of young hecklers during a constituency campaign. He paused to lecture on free speech while hecklers shouted Go home and We want work as he shook hands in the main street. He noted free speech is a tradition and joked about voting eligibility.
Former French Premier Edgar Faure met Mao Tse-tung in Peking in a friendly discussion reported by New China News Agency. Participants included Chinese Premier Chou En Lai and Foreign Minister Chen with no details on the debate.
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