Market Trends and Outlook for 1966 Wall Street Week
A market letter analyzes Dow Jones and Standard Poor's averages, noting a tentative turn up with volume rising and select issues advancing. It highlights Kodak and Good year gains, potential June leasing strength, and a cautious forecast for 1966 with a focus on price earnings and historical cycles. The piece discusses anticipated seasonal patterns, cyclical peaks, and the impact of wartime spending on earnings and market direction.
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Buck
Weiter
Eastman Kodak
Goodie
Agethon
B.C
Camn
P/E
Stanford Faculty Endorses Draft Testing Policy
Stanford researchers and the Academic Council back using class rankings and academic criteria to determine draft status. The policy allows selective service tests on campus and sharing class standings with local draft boards upon student request as protests grow at President Sterling's office.
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Stanford
Stanfoy
Collegi Y Ans
Academic Council
Selective Service
Wallace Sterling
Investment Trusts Market Brief Amid Mixed Stock Action
The market showed gains in rail-related issues after a favorable merger ruling between Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line and a New York Central dividend rise. Leaders included airlines, color television, electronics, and business machines with Magnavox Burroughs General Instrument IRC Hite Amphenol among notable names. Rubber and tire makers also posted strength, with Goodyear Goodrich Firestone Uniroyal and Hand General Tire building on positive chart patterns. The Dow faced resistance near the 910 level as investors weighed domestic and international news.
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Alantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line RR
New York Central
TRE Constructive Rrr
Magniavox
Burroughs
General Instrument
IRC Hite
Amphenol Corp
Jin
Goodyear
Goodrich
Fire‘stone
Uniroyal
Hand General Tire & Rubber
Armstrong Rubber
HC Il
Aesearch Department
Sistems
Parents Still Hunt Girl in La Rumorosa Mountains
Mexican authorities suspended the official search for four year old girl who vanished last Sunday in the La Rumorosa mountains as her parents held a vigil in the area. Local residents joined the effort while officials shifted to private inquiries and continued monitoring.
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Mexicali
UPI
Desa‘itata la Rumorosa
Honda Firm Fined in Price Case in Los Angeles
American Honda Co Inc and Southern California dealers face fines totaling 22,700 after eight defendants pleaded no contest to conspiring to fix and maintain uniform retail prices on Honda motorcycles, parts, and accessories in the Los Angeles area. American Honda was fined 10,000 and the association 12,260.
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Los Angeles
American Honda Co. Inc
Southern California
Honda
Vionda
Isartorial Splendor Neatniks Rise Among British Youth
London report notes a shift among under-30s from Mod and Rocker fashion to Neatnik style. Mods and Rockers, once defined by scooters, leather, and bold belts, fade as jeans and simple leather gain popularity.
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London
Britain
Warting
Mods and Rockers style wares and social divide in 1960s Britain
A fragmented feature traces the fashion clash between Mods and Rockers on seaside scenes, noting sharp shoes Winklepickers and waistcoats. It contrasts prosperity with youth culture, profiling tailoring trends and the evolving image of the rocker as fashion shifts from rough skin to tailored coats and refined dress.
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Farener
MTS
Seaves
Morrison Keven
Indus Inc
Tina HlRabany
Nat Gasian
Geevserata
Saingard
Palgunier
Sianover
Gillgtokal
Ghana
Belatina’ Corp
Buytaldnes
Eterretoy
Vincent Whitney Last Rites Today
Vincent Whitney 86 a Pacific Coast golf champion in 1910 is noted in San Francisco sources as receiving last rites with a funeral planned for today. Survivors include daughters Elizabeth Ann Whitney and Mrs Eric E Heuermann of San Francisco and grandsons Ericjal Heuermann Jr of Atlanta and Willam Whitney Heuermann of Woodside California. The report also mentions a federal probe into Teamsters pension fund loan kickbacks with discussions about subpoenaed minutes and named trustees including James R Hoffa. The investigation was disclosed Friday before Federal Judge William B Herlands.
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New York
Teamsters Union
William B. Herlands
Pen- Finn Fand
Pee Lensenaiceast US
Atty
Harold Baer Jr
James R Hoffa
San Francisco
Vincent Whitney
Pacific
San Fran
Teamsters
Réputim Cisco
Joana
Num
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Elizabeth Ann Whitney
Eric E. Heuermann
Eri¢jal
Hevermann Jr
Atlanta
Heij and
Willam Whitney Heuer
Mann
Woodaide
Calif
Reuther Criticizes Meany Over Johnson Bridge Building
Walter Reuther accuses AFL-CIO chief George Meany of hampering President Johnson's bridge building with Communist nations. Reuther says Meany's walkout over Poland's Communist leadership undermines democracy and hopes for broader relations to showcase democratic values. Meany's camp remains silent as Geneva walkout fallout unfolds.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Walter
Reuther
Afl.cio
George Meany
Johnson
Communist ‘World
Meany
White Mouse
International Labor Conference
VAW
Jetter
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Geneva
Switzerland
Leon Chauj
Poland
Tywanny
Eld Meway
Rather
Tor Meany
UAW
Europe
Reuther Ait
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California Budget Among World’s Largest Plans
California’s 4.7 billion dollar state budget ranks fifth globally, cited by Assemblyman Robert W. Crown. He urges attracting tourist dollars to offset aerospace and federal contract losses, noting California employs 23.95 percent in space industry and 30 percent of construction ties to federal activity. He argues tourism could offset the revenue gap.
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Monterey UY
California
United States
Soviet Union
United: “Kingdom
France
Robert W. Crown
Alameda County
California Mission ‘Trails Association
State Commission On
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Crown
Growers Hit Church View on Union
The Count of California Growers accuses the Roman Catholic Church of brazen tactics in opposing farm workers unionization. Archdiocese leaders say they seek social justice in labor relations and discussed with Napa Valley wineries the possibility of recognizing the National Farm Workers Association. Rev. Eugene J. Boyle indicated talks are ongoing and no winery accepted the idea yet. The Farm Workers group says growers are shocked the church uses pressure to push union recognition and that workers choose, not church or employers.
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David J. Yunich
Macy's Denainment
New York
R. W. Crowley
Marquette National Bank of Minneapolis
James O'Malley
George Duff
Detroit
San Francisco
California
Farm ‘Workers Union
Helief
Heganiemiad
San’ Francisc
Seral
Napa Valley Wineries
National Farm Workers Association
Eugene J. Boyle
Lynch Rules Land Act Constitutional
SACRAMENTO UP Atty Gen Thomas Lynch says a 1964 state law aiding farmers to keep land from subdivision sale is constitutional. The act allows a rancher to sign a 10 year agriculture use contract with a city or county to preserve farmland.
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Sacramento
Thomas’ Lynch
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