Successful Investing: Reader Seeks Safe Income Plan
A 62 year old investor with 150000 seeks 4 percent income from common and preferred stocks and bonds. He lists holdings in AT&T, Bell, Jersey Standard and Armco and considers Consolidated Edison and RCA, favoring inflation protection. He is advised to avoid preferreds and corporate bonds now and to limit United States Lines exposure, with Maytag substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Spfar
American Telephone
New England Telephone
Jersey Standard
Armco
Consolidated Edison
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Atchison, United Gas
Phelps Dodge
U.S
General Tel
Eplone & Electronics
United States
Maytag
New York Stocks and Market Quotations at 11 A.M.
A listing of stock quotations across many major firms and sectors with percentages and figures. Includes airlines, automakers, steel, oil, chemicals, and utilities such as American Airlines, General Electric, Bethlehem Steel, Exxon, and Pennsylvania RR. Also notes special figures for Dow Jones components and market indices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral
Aeronca Mim
Sss Allied Stores
American Airlines
American Can
American Motors
American Radiores
T&t
Naconda Copper
Armco Steel
Ashland
Avco
Aus
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing CO
Greyhound Bus
Canadian Pacific
Cieceeeweees
Columbia
Ga&e
Motors
Besees
Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft
Firestone Tit
Goodrich Tire
Hilton
Hoover Gall
Philp Care
Champion
ADOT
Chesapeake & Ono
Chrysler Motors
Cc &E
Commonwealth Edison Sis
Consol
Edison
Container Corp
Emerson R
General Dynamic
General Electric
General Motors
General Tire
Os International
Cscccees
Kennecott Corp
Kramer Baking
Studebaker Packar Sunray
Tenace
Textron
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U. S Steel
Westing House
White Motors
Woolworth
Youngstown Sheet
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported in Cincinnati Market
Cattle numbers 300 head with calves 100. packers paying 825 for choice 26.50 on steers and 13.90 to 15.00 on cows and cutters 11.00 to 14.00. Hogs 1,200 head trading moderately. barrows and gilts 24.85 to 25.00 in varied lots, sows 21.50 to 20.00 in heavier ranges. Sheep 100 head listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeboeeeseesons
Choice Vocesenses GH
Ommen
Cincinnati
USDA
Eggs and Poultry Prices Reported in Ohio and Indiana Markets
In Columbus Ohio an AP dispatch lists eggs by size and grade received at farms and packing plants. Prices show jumbo to small classes and consumer grades with specifics for Loose Large A and carton Large A prices, plus retailer deliveries in major Ohio cities and farm fryers values. Potatoes are priced at 8.00 to 8.50 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
U. S
Wheat futures edge higher on Chicago grid
Chicago grain notes show mixed moves in wheat contracts as prices rise slightly. Traders eye nearby months including Sep and Dec with modest gains and slight declines in some quotes.
Ohio jobless rate hits lowest on record in May
Ohio unemployment totaled 97 000 people or 2.4 percent of the civilian labor force in May, down from 107 000 in April. Total payroll for 1964 rose to 14.9 billion, up seven percent from 1963, with factory earnings averaging 127.54 dollars weekly as employment statewide increased 15 percent to 3 877 000. Local gains included Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo and Youngstown plus Columbus up three percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Willard P. Dudley
Iin
Dudley
Bureau
Bureau of Business Research At
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Two Children Injured At Franklin Home
Two four year olds were taken to Middletown Hospital after incidents at a Franklin residence. Kimberly Beam, daughter of Curtis Beam, suffered cuts to her upper left arm from a glass door. James Cruse, son of Ed Cruse, was admitted in good condition with a laceration around his left eye after being bitten by his own dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Kimberly Beam
Curtis Beam
N. Main St
Franklin
James Cruse
Ed Cruse
Middletown Rt. 2
Jersey Man Heads Jaycees
James A. Skidmore Jr., 42, of Brock Township New Jersey, was elected national president of the U S Jaycees. He won 1 774 votes out of 3 485 after more than 12 hours of balloting and succeeds R Stanley Ladley of Bartlesville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
James A. Skidmore Jr
Brock Township
N. J
U. S. Jaycees
Skidmore
R. Stanley Ladley
Bartlesville
Okla
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Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Middletown
Grand Central Station
Burt Lancaster
Francis
Dal Cruise
E Excello
Qwap
Lawrence
Arab Jar Wilson
Panavision
Sephe Boyd
James Mason
Francoise Dorleac
Telly Savalas
Robert Morley
Yvonne Watchell
Omar Sharif
Genghis Khan
Columbia Pict Nak
Leidon-Ashe
Mma
Oe Cate
NoTorious
anDrapy
H Yemnu Reeves
Gordon
Um Scott
Sturges
George Maharis
Richard Basemart
Anne Francis
Dana Andrews
Deluxe Pamavision
United Artists
Tom
Stuart Millar
Lawrence Turman
Goreba
Henry Fonda
Cliff Robertson
Edie Adams
Tom‘w
New York
Greene & Ladd
Middletown Securities
Aeronca
Aeronca Prior
Black Clawson Ciseses Crystal Tissue Co
First National
Lou Blower
Midwest
Sora
Ladd Manchester Motor Inn
New York Stock Exchange
Itu
Pats Wee
Father Goose
Gars
Lesue Garon
Garner Technicolor
Universal Ference
Trevor Howard
Disney
Pree
Aan Hudson Tey Kant
sHowaro Hawks
Vjans
Dayton Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Nye
Ohio State University
Research Bureau
Jersey
Jaycees
Dee
William Weldman Jr
Jerry Lewis
Playboys
RunerMudh Noie
Robert Gouley
Nancy Kwan
Yul Brynner
Brad Dexter
St. Dixie Hwy
Miamisbura, Ohio
Valley Theatre
Reading Road
San
the Music Mart
Clinton Street
Groves
Seeria
Robert Behme
Reeding
Corcinmett
Dore Seaverted
Alternete Bete
Peveble
Ottreveet
Envelene
Central Ave
TC Gut
Gigolo
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Anatole DE Grunwald
Rex Harrison
Alain George C. Delon Scott
Jeanne Omar Moreau Sharif
Shirley Malaine
Sa Mdl le
Aaa
Art Carney
Wally Cox
Joyce Grenfell
Moira Lister Sno
Edmund Purdom
Terence Rattigan
Pieccreo
Evi Anthony Asquith Proouceo
Ev Anatole DE Grunwald
Metrocolor
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