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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1966
Page
8
New York stock market closed higher after an early rally, with blue chips lifting the index. General Motors and US Steel posted gains as traders moved into shares of Air Reduction and paint stocks amid an upbeat session.
A garbled 1940s style financial snippet references New York markets, index numbers, and various figures such as prices, highs, lows, and months. The text presents disjointed values like 72.99 and 81.28 with no clear event or narrative context. The fragment notes security, average, and MEAD style identifiers amid scattered punctuation.
The stock market moved slowly in early trading and climbed in late hours, with blue chips showing small gains while a few issues rose sharply. Ford rose after strong quarterly gains, contributing to the late strength in a generally quiet session on the New York exchange.
Washington reports rising interest on U.S. savings bonds while private savings institutions cannot match safety or guaranteed returns. Bonds offer automatic deduction plans, easing savings despite higher rates elsewhere.
Investors pushed prices higher with gains in airlines, tech and financials led by Sperry Rand and United Air Lines. Volume leaders included American and Texas Instruments while Fed policy signals kept rates steady amid broadly upbeat earnings from Dow components.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Nixon era actions and financial terms. Mentions of investments, dividends, Ford, and lists of figures hint at a petition or notice about market moves and political commentary. Readable names include Ford and Nixon era figures with implied dates in a historical context.
Fragmented text fragment mentions Wisconsin, industry terms, and items like wash functions and order codes. OCR shows garbled names and numbers, suggesting a partial inventory or catalog snippet rather than a coherent article. The readable segments indicate regional industrial terms without a clear event or narrative.
Pacific Coast Exchange reports closing rites for February 1 and local notes including boaters, mileage, weights, ferries, and public sale totals. Mentions Washington, food aid, and a potential net messaging program sent to Congress next week.
The commission acknowledged that Nelson has applied for a construction permit for a station at North Pole Alaska. The document notes six new radio facilities and identifies the listener as Santa Claus.
Lewis Grissett, longtime bank reviewer for a generation at the New York Tribune, died Thursday at age 74 after a brief illness. He worked under ex-viewer WIST Cornwall, EP-Lewis Ganen, before retiring in 1956. The obituary notes his decades of service and local impacts.
Danvinn Kaneda fuel secretary-general to the Congolese Interim Ministry was arrested on subversion charges. The government announced the arrest with few details and identified Kaneda as an influential member of the Premiers Patrice Lumumba and Cyrille Adoula governments.
Fragments show building permits and additions with amounts and addresses. Entries mention repairs, new constructions, and values such as 4500 dollars at 1565 Fannand Ave and 181 HU Denils T. Caveot. Names appear but context is fragmentary and partially garbled.
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