Week's Market Outlook Brightens Amid Moderate Retracement
Analysis shows a mixed week with early gains fading into a modest two day pullback. Industrial averages hover near 1000 with rails outperforming while leaders like Amer Tel Sears Roebuck and Procter & Gamble face pressure. Nearby support firms around 980, with targets seen near 2526 for selected issues as favorable tape action persists.
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Ameral
Bé Lieay
Sears Ree Ifg
Mings
Puck
Procter & Gamble
Dow-Jones
Outboard Marine
General Tire & Rubber
U.S. Industries
Probe Status of Lindsay's Camera Ride
New York report says Lindsay administration volunteer Lindsay Thomas was misreported as a City Hall photographer on the anti poverty payroll. Mayor's aide says she is a volunteer. she had been and remains not on municipal payroll and is seeking a consultant role at 9100. The Office of Economic Opportunity opened an investigation into the payroll questions.
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New York
Kalvinal Thomas
Woody Klein
John V. Lindsay
Thomas
Council Against Poverty
Klein
Miss Thomas
Tweedy
Bryn Mawr
Oe. Ee
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Seasonal trading patterns move markets through the year
The article outlines a recurring approach for traders: sell when quarters show strength and buy on weakness, with October to November as a key transition. It notes that while patterns guide timing, actual price moves may lag, and emphasizes the need to align action with the seasonal theory despite occasional misalignment.
Await LBJ Decision on Bombing Renewal
The report notes Lyndon B Johnson weighing renewed bombing amid debate over scope and targets as the peace drive proceeds. Secretary of State Dean Rusk comments on international reactions, indicating broad but not universal support for pace and aims.
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LBJ
Dean Rusk
U.S
Yank Says Che Killed in Dominican
Architect Ralph Algiers Rivera, who spent four years in a Cuban prison, told a Spanish language TV program that Che Guevara was killed and buried in the Dominican Republic last year. Rivera said the body lies in a grave near the Dominican city of San Dominguito and that journalist Stanley Ross of El Tiempo would help dig up Guevara’s remains. Rivera, once an anti Castro underground member, did not identify who killed Guevara and was released earlier this month. Guevara vanished last March after aiding the overthrow of Donald Reid Cabral’s government.
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N.S
UPI
Ernest
Che) Guevara
Fidel Castro
Dominican Republic
Ralph Algiers Rivera
Guevara
Rivera
Wao
Stanley Ross
Fl Tiempo
Havana
Cuba
Stinrow
Donald Reid
Cabral
Investment trusts Friday's quotations from funds and advisers
A readable fragment lists various investment trusts and mutual funds with prices and performance notes. It mentions Franklin Growth Fund and Putnam funds, along with other brokers and agencies, reflecting a bustling market snapshot with fund names, prices, and implied yields.
Gleason to Quit TV Variety Show
Jackie Gleason announces he will quit his regular television show next year to develop new concepts. The CBS joint statement notes Gleason, 49, seeks time off while contract runs through 1972, with pay regardless of work. He mentions a Diamond Jim Brady project possibly with Lucille Ball.
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CBS
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Diamond Jim Brady
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Lucille Ball
Dominican Rebels Quit Isle Today
Dominican rebel leader Francisco Caamano and Lt Col. Ramon Mentes Arache will depart the Dominican Republic by chartered plane for San Juan Puerto Rico later today. Caamano, a top insurgent figure, met with provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy and will be joined by other officers including Lt Col. Hector Lavaplall in the exodus.
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Constitutionalist
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Hector Garcia-Godoy
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Orewa
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GOP Seeks Millions for Congress Campaign Drive
Gen Lucius B Clay GOP finance chair says 36 million aim set for Congress campaign. Nation divided into 11 regions to raise funds for the Republican National Committee operations announced at a San Francisco news conference.
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Republican National Committee
Car Theft Ring Busted Tied to Prison Operation
Report from Tuana Mexico states five suspects blamed for a car theft ring linked to forging money orders and trafficking stolen autos through a border city. Court orders issued for trial, with officials citing an international scheme centered near a federal penitentiary.
Prison Car Theft Ring Led by Ex-Convict Culwell Uncovered
Federal officials dismantled a multi state auto theft and fraud ring led by Wall Culwell a former prisoner who operated from a prison side trailer near the jail. Associates Donne West Jose Moreno Dedasma and others faced charges of conspiracy car theft and selling stolen autos while inmates allegedly worked on vehicles inside the penitentiary. Nathan Pupko and Omar Villalobos implicated in thefts with possible 45 cars across the southwest.
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Noli
Donne West
Los Angeles
Jose Moreno Dedasma
Juana
Ssioman Rodrigu i Sanchez
Nathan Pupko
Ijuatia
Omar Villalobos
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Understanding Runny Noses in Cold Weather
The text explains why noses drip when moving from warmth to cold January air. Nasal folds swell with blood to warm incoming air, triggering mucous glands to produce extra mucus. Excess mucus leads to a runny nose and sometimes visible icicles on the nose in extreme cold.
Haircut May Spark Civil Rights Case in Louisiana
Mr and Mrs H W Kaighten said they will petition the U S Civil Rights Commission to investigate their son's expulsion from Broadmoor High School over his haircut They claim the 6 year old's civil rights were violated and that the school enforces a lenient hairstyle policy
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UPI
H.W. Kaighten
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
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Broadmoor High School
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