U S Places More Ships on Blacklist
The United States expands its blacklist by adding additional ships to the restricted list as market prices close for the day and maritime stocks react to ongoing sanctions.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1966
Page
6
The United States expands its blacklist by adding additional ships to the restricted list as market prices close for the day and maritime stocks react to ongoing sanctions.
UPI reports the closing Dow Jones averages in New York with mixed results across major components. The data shows daily, monthly, and yearly figures, including highs and lows, along with notable shifts in price levels and sector contributions.
A dense excerpt shows stock figures and indices with values like 70.28 rising 1.58, 89.45, 77.53, and 87.35 across several listings. Mentions include utilities and various ticker-like codes such as BRAG and BL81, reflecting a snapshot of financial data rather than a narrative report.
Washington reports the government expanded blacklists of ships calling at Cuban and North Vietnamese ports. Two vessels joined the free world list while 10 on the North Vietnamese side include several British and Cypriot flags. The total Cuban blacklist lists 32 British flagged ships, with ongoing restrictions on government cargo.
A dense OCR page mixes investment trust funds with commodity markets, noting grain and livestock sectors. Names of funds, brokers, clothing brands, and streets appear garbled, but refer to investment groups and market summaries. The piece hints at prices, dates, and listings without coherent narrative.
Stock prices faced early selling pressure but edged higher before steady losses cooled. Among leaders were airlines and aerospace downcasts, while Polaroid and Du Pont posted gains. IBM slipped after a brief uptick as the market closed with mixed results and bonds moving little.
The IRS warned about potential salary attachments for tax dodgers amid Viet Nam critics. A Washington newspaper listed about 350 people vowing to withhold federal income taxes. Prosecution remains possible, but the IRS prefers collecting owed taxes. penalties include up to 25 percent monthly fines, one year jail, and a $19,000 fine.
A model of the oil islands offshore by Thoms tong Beach Co. is on display in the US National Bank Building Las Alas Shopping Center. The Los Altos Business Association arranged the exhibit which will close Friday.
Taipet Formosa resident Yung Yang-luing, 21, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for robbing a man of 75 cents. The case highlights a severe penalty for a petty theft involving minimal cash.
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