Week's Business Trend Signals Mixed Markets
The report analyzes Dow Industrials movement and earnings, noting a 140 percent downturn in the last two sessions contrasted with gains in tamings and a $36.08 per share level for Industrials. It highlights intraday lows, price-behavior patterns, volume shifts, and forecasts a possible bullish turn amid inflation pressures and policy risks. The piece references the Dow Jones Industrial Average, earnings per share, and historical trends from 1949 onward, suggesting potential for a renewed bull phase if earnings justify reassurances.
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Market ends with late rally amid mixed tech gains
Irregular trading Thursday gave the Dow a dip then a late rebound as glamour equities and blue chips led gains in electronics and color television groups. Despite a down market tone, volume showed upside strength with notable intraday swings and several tech names rising.
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Brazil Denies Pardon for Four U.S. Smugglers
In Brasilia a federal district prison council rejected a pardon petition for four Americans sentenced to 16 years total for restongeling. The council also denied expulsion from the country. The four are Sam Sexton Irvingy and Joe McCutchen of Fort Smith Arkansas Joseph Truhill of Dallas and Ralph Dial of Oklahoma City.
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UCLA Education School Dean Dies at 64
Howard E. Wilson, 64, dean of the UCLA Education School since 1957, died early Friday after an illness. He earlier directed educational programs at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and taught at the Harvard Graduate School of Education from 1928 to 1945.
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Council Considers Pigeon Ban Amid Park Complaints
William Jarvis of 444 Chestnut Ave petitions the council over filthy benches and overgrown sidewalks in the park claiming feeding pigeons harms lawns and that gardeners must vacuum stubs before watering. He vows to rally supporters. Also Greyhound seeks a fare hike to cover strike related costs, effective in six months.
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Mexico City arrests 33 in anti subversive probe
Meri tan police detained 33 suspects in two raids on Friday seizing high frequency radios a homemade time bomb high powered rifles pistols and ammunition. One detainee Victor Rin Galan noted as a Spanish born leftist writer for the weekly Slempre.
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Land Mine Blocks Brenner Rail Line
Police report a land mine damaged a freight locomotive on the Brenner railway line minutes after a passenger train passed. A crew member was slightly injured and traffic between Italy, Austria, and nearby regions was halted for about three hours on the main line.
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Navy doubles capacity of midget rescue sub
The Navy announces an expanded design for the 50 foot midg et rescue submarine to carry up to 24 crew and extend crew survival to 48 hours. Prototype due by June 1968 with two fleets of six subs by 1970, capable of surfacing disabled vessels from 3,500 feet and deploying rescue missions worldwide within 24 hours.
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Widow seeks 201951 in riot death suit
Florence Maiman files suit in Superior Court against California National Guard alleging guardsmen caused the death of her milkman husband during August riots in south Los Angeles. The complaint says he was shot while delivering milk and that guardsmen fired at his car with machine guns from a nearby street. A coroner ruled the death justifiable homicide. The widow claims duty to avoid deploying immature troops and cites negligence in a tranquil residential area far from riot activity.
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Volunteer Town’s Sole Doctor Killed in Car Crash
In Degraff Ohio an accident claimed the life of Dr Gerald Ro Sprankel age 44, the town’s newly arrived osteopath who had just moved from Logan two months earlier after banners urged the town to hire a doctor. Degraff again lacks a doctor.
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Hamilton Guest of Lynda Bird at White House
George Hamilton spent his 27th birthday as a guest of Lynda Bird Johnson at the White House in Washington. A White House spokesman said plans were uncertain, with a few friends possible, while the Johnsons flew to the LBJ Ranch in Texas.
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Visalia Convictions Reversed On Rights Warning
Tulare County district attorney announced two men Ronald Polk and George Gress were brought from San Quentin after the California Supreme Court reversed their murder convictions. The court found rights advisement failures at arrest and during trial. the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal. The case, tied to a 1963 murder near Ducor in Tulare County, now requires release or new trial proceedings within 60 days from the federal ruling.
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Reds March on lon 5th Yr of Berlin Wall
East Germany marked the fifth anniversary of the Berlin Wall with a parade in East Berlin. Communist officials, led by Walter Ulbricht, hailed the wall as a victory for socialism and a defeat for West soldiers and protesters, while marchers carried tommy guns, flowers and flags along Unter den Linden.
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Castro 40 Felicitated by Russian Leaders
Singapore reports Cuba’s Fidel Castro celebrated on his 40th birthday with congratulatory messages from Soviet leaders. The exchange underscores a push to strengthen ties between Cuba and the Soviet bloc as church leaders in Singapore and Indonesia discuss travel and intergovernmental links amid regional tensions.
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Memorial Hospital Aids in Fight Against Death by Own Action
Memorial Hospital of Long Beach to expand counseling and crisis help with a 24 hour HELP NOW hot line called RELP Help Ease Life's Problems. Director Chaplain Robert Gunter notes death by own action spans economic and age lines and urges community education.
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