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Newspaper
Pasadena Star News
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
16
New York stocks held steady in quiet trade with the market showing indecisive moves. Volume reached about 1.6 million shares with rails and chemicals among active sections and notable gains and losses scattered across many issues.
Stocks and bonds quotes drift through a busy scene with bonds and commodities listed, including Occidental Petroleum, Pacific Clay, Van de Kamp's, and various citrus and poultry prices. Chicago grain, New York cotton, and foreign exchange rates are shown alongside weekly Merrill Lynch group notes and sector performer highlights.
Henry and Jay Alan report their breakup last week amid chatter about a project and social circles. Details are sketchy but mentions of personal changes and public interest surround the split.
The neighbors discuss options for a Father’s Day present, noting Dad needs nearly everything. They weigh practical gifts against sentimental picks, aiming to choose something meaningful and useful.
Los Angeles grain prices show varied cash values per cwt for oats and barley, with Wheat and Corn figures noted. The excerpt lists No 2 white oats and multiple bulk cereals with approximate prices and percentages, reflecting typical market fluctuations.
Eugene Austin Moorlock, 25, was executed in the San Quentin gas chamber for the rape murder of Annie Morales, 34, at Rincon Indian Reservation in San Diego. He stood 6 feet 5 inches tall and weighed about 200 pounds, was strapped in at 10 a.m., the gas produced at 10:03, and he died at 10:12.
Washington reports economist Arthur IL Bloomfield of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York warned the Senate internal security subcommittee that it is technically feasible for Russian Communists to become secret owners of U S defense plants. He said Russians could buy stock through Swiss banks or dummy foreign investors, as Swiss banks do not disclose depositors identities and no law requires disclosure of true owners.
Bolivia accuses exiles in Buenos Aires of plotting a revolution in La Paz with help from figures in the Argentine government. The government released letters from two senior army officers detailing the plan and alleged conspirators.
Dudley E. Brown comptroller of Lockheed Aircraft Corp Burbank was elected president of the Controllers Institute of America effective Sept 1. He heads the organization as it continues standards and training for aerospace financial controls.
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