Market Averages Hit New Highs Amid March Volatility
The week saw both sets of averages confirming new highs in February, with support around 835-840 and near-term 860-970 levels. Volume surged to 4 million shares in the first hour on a 12-point Dow decline, underscoring selling pressure and a cautious but resilient market posture. The report notes divergences between Dow industrials and breadth, emphasizing thresholds to hold for continued growth and warning about potential Dow Theory traps.
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Dow
Althrough
Ralls
Speer
Cape Kennedy
California
Vance
Iran
Washington
Vietnam
Hard Hit by Flu in Polish Health Surge
A Polish radio report from War sa w cites a surge of influenza cases across cities including Wroclaw with over 13 000 cases noted. The piece highlights strain on health services as hospitals and clinics reach capacity while recovery rates and response details remain uncertain.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ted
Wroclaw
Stock market note hints at gradual gains and key movers
The report notes stocks slipping into stronger hands by Wednesday and forecasts potential up moves with profit taking pauses. It highlights favored issues Crowell Collier and MacMillan, Chromatography American, Rayette Faberge, Cessna Aircraft, Sperry Rand, IRC, and ARYA satellite chart breakout as catalysts for higher levels. Aluminum plays are marked as good trading vehicles, with Fairchild Cameras and General Instrument seen as buoyant near term.
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Crowell Collier and MacMillan
Chromatioy American
Rayette-Faberge
Cessna’ Aircraft
Sperry Rand
IRC, Inc
ARYA
Fairchild Cameras
General Instrument
OBrien proposes overseas postal rate hikes in 1967 gain
The market extended its eighth straight advance as Postmaster General OBrien urged higher overseas postal rates and a 3 percent average domestic rise. He asked Congress to boost rates for international mail to all nations except Canada and Mexico, with third class, newspapers, and magazines seeing notable effects. The stock market climbed through most of the session, then some profit taking trimmed gains.
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Washington
Upi
Lawrence F
O'Brien
Congress
Johnson
New York Stock Exchange
Post Office Department
Serge Tariy Josees
Intel
Daw-Jones
al International
Qlin Mathieson
Canada
Mexico
Federal Register
Caribbean
Europe
Mediterranean
Africa
Solon Guilty of Extort Trial Shocks Bronx Senate
Bronx Supreme Court jurors found State Senator Eugene Rodriguez guilty on multiple counts including extortion attempts and perjury after a nine and a half hour deliberation. The 37 year old, first Puerto Rican elected to the senate, faces up to ten years in prison and has lost his seat pending sentencing.
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New York
Eugene Rodriguez
Brionx Supreme Court
Rodriguez
Bronx
George M. & Amney
State Senate
Attveney Herbert
Siegal
Hue Verdiet
Plans Launching Eight Satellites J.8
Edwards Air Force Base reports that the XB70 aircraft may trigger sonic booms while testing in the desert as plans proceed to launch eight satellites. The project involves advanced craft and related aerospace testing activities.
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Edwards Air Force [Base
Apt
UC Davis Credits For Study Not Protest In Funding Mix
UC Davis officials say credit for students may come from studying the protest movement rather than participating in it. The discussion centers on how to treat coursework about communism and peace activities, with credit allocated for study rather than active protest.
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UC Davis
DAVIS
University of California
Enue
Ynum
Dean Fa
Ed Gath
Fletcher
Kim Bud Ie
Robert Bynum
Davi
GMM
New Enotanet
Houshian Teat Faa Geen
ASE
Bina Street
Praadsting
Adi
Plomter Fund Rormet Ripe
Crawih Rust
Brice
Gryphon
Provident
E&i
Eturgahis
Bal
Bask Fass
Beconee Rae Imepd
Invest Co Am
Revere
Joe Tanvasl
Aehiaer
de Fund Inc
Kovarhn
TCRS
Beanie A Ste Reo
Eames
Dahl Giera
Cansum
Invest
Palau
Oport Secur
Getty
Raul
Industrioroy
Alda
Wail
Eileeal Gri Taal Apie Insurance
Weslore Nin
Sekties
Grandma's quick draw injures grandson in Los Angeles
Police report Mrs. Florence Corbett demonstrated shooting from the hip to her grandson Russell M Kapeler when the pistol fired' wounding him and severing two fingers. The 44 caliber slug caused the injury as Kageler, a male nurse, recently bought the pistol in Mexlen.
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Los Angeles
Russell M Kapeler
Florence Corbett
Kageler
Kazeler
Mexlen
Auto Sales Show Decline of 21.1 Percent
Detroit dispatch notes early January U.S. auto sales fell 21.1 percent from January 1966, with 8.4 million cars sold last year. Industry executives cite plant closures and a possible 23. safety standards decision as factors, while leaders forecast varied spring trends depending on tax changes and demand.
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Detroit
U.S
Indust? Ury
Johnson
Robert Kessler
Buick
Robert B Evans
American Motors Corp
Chryslar
Ynt
Townsend
Buae
Lighthouse Builder Dies in Palo Alto
Ralph R. Tinkham, a retired U S Coast Guard captain who directed the construction of lighthouses for 28 years, died in Palo Alto. Figures cited show total sales figures for four U S companies and changes from the prior year, reflecting a broader industry shift as the Lighthouse Service era began.
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U.S
Palo Alto
Calif
Ralph R. Tinkham
U.S. Coast Guard
Therment Center
Gen. Motors
Ford Motor
Chrysler
Amer. Mot
Strangler Windfall Hopes Told
Cambridge Massachusetts Albert DeSalvo known as the Boston strangler sought a financial windfall from his story. Stanley Setterlund testified he spoke daily with DeSalvo at Bridgewater State Hospital about plans to cash in on book magazine and movie rights. DeSalvo reportedly planned attacks to appear as sex crimes with robbery as a motive to fund wealth and freedom.
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NASD
Askatk Atk
Allon.& Bacon
Maralion Secu
Aetna
Maral Maus
Dale Dave McLean
Sle
Amabre Plastics
Amico
Arganout
Ins & Aga Canta
Ain de Bonelli
Wilanesae
B.eilifen
Anneuser
Busan
Miso Pat
Arden
Eal-Westerr
Pia Ardenwavie
Monega Buta
Besuby, Cons Inc
Bening Vansstar
Ranklin
Berkanke
Mackercast Ling Die Hl Granmpeere
Wang
Hanover
Alpogo
Add Otter
Lincoln
Mat Life
Atlacord
Bessie Oh
Coca Colm
Contel
Coleman
Rachel Meccaren
Caiwell
Fisch
Pennsylvania
Consal Rock
Irucker
Corgeny Igaus
Adl
Teepublic
Gornel
Isehorn Industries
Bolsl Coumatyne
Ray
ISM
Res&Gentov
Teyst Sallecitolin Corp
Bena Rand
Lincawet Swank
Boston
Hoganean
Bealan nTas
Ivy Dai Borda Gna
Fockerciteens
Garden Anal
faWer
Neusaln
Ecelont
Eloy Banetra
Ian Peaa
Torainol “Indus
Secur Cp
Wial Global Marine
Trang Gat Ping
Waly Galeway Wat
Toidain Indus
Grossetta
Quidain Indus
Telco
Dnian
Iainiecnasl Chem
Uitaaers
Elec Inc
Marl
Norman
Inion Salentie
Ian
Cambridge, Mass
Albert DeSalvo
Boston Strangler
Stanley
Sederlund
Setterlund
Worcester County
DeSalvo
F.lee Dailey
Setterland
Costumony
Carnelius J. Moynihan
DeSalva
Invates
Sridgewater
Womeg 50
Urey
Selterland
USSR Looks to Expand American Publication Sales
U S R us talks in Washington about Moscow selling more U S publications in Russia amid Sputnik coverage. Officials from the Soviet Union discuss distribution plans and potential market expansion for American books and magazines within Soviet borders.
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Washington
Sputnik
Moscow
U.S
Russia
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