Market Week Mixed Stocks Edge Losses On News Shock
The week closed with a slight market drop as Khrushchev’s replacement, Britain’s Labor victory, Jenkins scandal, and China’s atomic bomb dominated sentiment. Dow fell 4.54 to 875.54, bonds sagged amid caution, and volume rose to 25.9 million shares amid a cautious global backdrop.
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NY Stock List Summarizes Week on Wall Street
Complete weekly NYSE record shows individual sales for the week, weekly highs and lows, and net change from last close. The list includes numerous stocks with prices, percentages, and notes on dividends, ex rights, and other market indicators for the period.
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Economy backdrop shapes 1964 campaign contrasts
Congressional Quarterly notes the 1960s momentum with a strong economy as a backdrop to the 1964 race. Goldwater and Johnson favor tax cuts, but differ on approach and scope, while recession fears fade under continued growth and spending debates.
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Mexico Brothel Operators Get 40 Year Terms
Two sisters who ran a chain of Mexico City brothels were sentenced to 40 years each after bodies were found buried around their establishments. They were also fined and ordered to pay damages to victims forced into prostitution. Additional staff received eight to 26 year terms.
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Papal Announcement Hints at Canonizing 22 African Martyrs
Vatican rumors circulate that Pope Paul VI will make a major Sunday declaration during a ceremony to proclaim the sainthood of 22 African martyrs. Possible remarks include a planned India trip for the International Eucharistic Congress or anticipation of an encyclical on racial discrimination.
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Dorticos Returns to Cuba After Kremlin Talks
President Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado of Cuba left Moscow for home after three days of talks with Soviet leaders. He became the first foreign Communist head of state to visit the Kremlin since Khrushchev's ouster. Dorticos said he secured pledges of solid support from the new Soviet regime.
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Aid rushes to flood struck Java as evacutions proceed
Indonesia reports torrential rains on Java Island for nearly a month have destroyed hundreds of homes and washed out roads and dams. The evacuation program is under way as authorities say the death toll nears 100 with many residents fleeing to higher ground.
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