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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1967
Page
12
New York and Chicago price activity shows uneven closes with notable activity in commodity futures. Shares across several blue chips moved, while grain and livestock markets reflected mixed demand and testing prices as traders watched currency and policy cues.
A reader with an $8,000 annual income asks if investing about $500 yearly is feasible. The columnist notes many with modest incomes buy stock or mutual funds, urges building a financial base, and cautions against selling now. With 6 years in a single stock, the investor may wait for growth, selling later for better dividends in retirement.
Market page notes mixed activity with wheat corn and soy futures showing varied moves. Prices quoted include a rough 71.00 reference and snippets suggest cautious trades amid low volume. no clear closing figures or dominant trend emerge from the readable text.
New York markets closed with mixed Dow Jones averages. Industrials rose modestly while rails and utilities fell on Friday, with the week and month showing varied results across sectors.
A Japanese correspondent in Peking reports that Communist China's chief international trade promoter, 4 Nan Han Vchen, killed himself. The dispatch quotes a Red Guard wall poster as the source of the claim. The sensational note reflects unrest and unconfirmed details from the capital.
New York stocks closed with more gainers than losers as trading stayed moderate. The Dow industrial average edged lower while Wall Street remained cautious amid confusing reports on Vietnam peace talks and the Pentagon resuming air operations against North Vietnam.
Earl Ruby, brother of Jack Ruby, says there was no conspiracy behind the Kennedy assassination and that Jack killed Oswald out of emotion and loyalty to Kennedy. He vows to end conspiracy rumors and claims Jack was not premeditated, despite cancer and public suspicion.
Comsat invited 35 firms to submit architectural and engineering bids for three new earth stations to be built next year in California West Virginia and Puerto Rico The stations will be jointly owned with partners including ITT RCA and West Union International with proposed ownership shares and a February 20 bid deadline.
The Standard & Poor closing averages are shown with mixed figures across sectors. Industrials at 110.425, rails 20, utilities 55, and miscellaneous components contribute to a varied market snapshot with several numeric values and percentages noted.
Comic Hackie Mason recalls a violent disruption at the Watts Community Center groundbreaking in Hollywood. He describes a car door opening and a mass of youths beating a speaker as blows rain down, claiming multiple injuries and property damage amid a tense scene surrounding the ceremony.
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