Market trends warn of potential downward shift in 1968 trend
Following a mixed week, Dow Jones components face renewed pressure as General Motors cuts car output and a heavy selling wave drags major indices to year lows. Analysts note tumbling volumes and divergent signals among averages, with only the S&P showing relative resilience amid a broader bear-bias narrative.
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Dow Jones and Market Signals Bulk in Panic Decline
The Dow Jones averages closed Thursday higher than March levels but still suggest a fragile market. Analysts warn that further losses could push the index into a sharper tumble unless a technical rally materializes amid an oversold state.
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California ports close to two red Soviet trawlers
Off northern California coast near Drake's Bay Coast Guard keeps watch as 300-foot Chemjakhovski and sister ship Skrypley face entry refusals to enter San Francisco Bay or Drake's Bay for repairs or to transfer supplies. Adm Knapp cites national interest while Gov Brown warns of potential federal intervention.
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U S Business Group to Hold Paris Talks
Former Treasury Secretary C Douglas Dillon leads a delegation of top American business leaders including Roger M Blough of United States Steel Fred Gorch of General Electric Thomas S Gales of Morgan Guaranty Trust Albert L Nickerson of Socony Mobil Oil and Juan T Tripp of Pan American Airways as they depart for Paris for talks with French business peers.
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GM to decide Monday on resuming plant cutbacks
GM will decide Monday whether to resume production cutbacks at several plants. Chevrolet in Tarrytown NY will shift to a four day week, Corvair engine line in Tonawanda NY to three days, and Rochester NY component plant to temporary layoff as managers plan the next moves. The company claims 23 plants would run normally Monday, with no details on future operations.
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Abe Sandler Funeral Set for Monday
Abe Sandler a 68 year old former Long Beach merchant and Jewish layman died Friday in St Marys Hospital He came to Long Beach from Milwaukee in the 1820s and was a retail and clothing merchant He served on the Mayor s Advisory Committee and was past vice president of the Independent Businessmen s Association Surviving are wife Peggy at 1811 St John Road Leisure World Seal Beach son Mare Min daughter Beverly James brothers David H and Ervin Hy sisters Rose Dressner Ann Rosenthal The funeral will be Monday at 2 pm at the Home of Peace Cemetery Los Angeles with Mali Snow Silverman Mortuary in charge
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Bank of Long Beach Opens in New Building Ceremony
The Bank of Long Beach opened Friday at 420 Long Beach Third, a $1.5 million independent national bank occupying 8,000 square feet in the new Bank of Long Beach Building near Long Beach Boulevard and San An Halo Drive. George A. Hart Jr. and Robinson A. Reid presented a gilt-painted key to Mayor Edwin W. Wade as civic leaders and bank officers gathered for the ceremony. The 13-member board, chaired by Hart, includes Dr. William Ballhaus, Burns, Maurice Carl, George S. Denbo, F. A. Hagelerg, J. S. Jacobs, BD. 1, Marla, M. A. Nishkian, Wade, Henry VW. Clock, and Herman H. Ridder, with Robert A. Basham as vice president and cashier.
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Sugar Failure Puts Castro in Tight Financial Spot
Washington reports Fidel Castro faces a cash squeeze as Cuba’s 1966 sugar harvest falls short of goals. Castro says drought caused the decline, while analysts cite mismanagement and rainfall gaps. World sugar prices have tumbled since 1963, influencing Cuba’s hard currency outlook amid Soviet and U.S. pressures.
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Pickets Protest Film At Memphis Theater
Ku Klux Klan members in robes carried signs and picketed a Memphis theater Friday night where a film depicted a young Black man aiding a blind white girl.
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Pork Buying Policy Shift by Pentagon
The Defense Department reversed a prior order to cut hog and pork purchases and announced an imminent increase in pork buys for feeding troops. Secreteries McNamara and Freeman cited falling pork prices since January and said the reversal will take effect soon after a review by Defense and Agriculture Departments.
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Mart's Loss Worst Since May 1962
New York stocks faced the steepest weekly loss since May 1962 with the Dow dropping sharply before GM announced a resume of normal operations. The Dow ended down 30.85 for the week at 902.83 as the Dow and AP average hit multiyear lows amid federal officials’ inflation concerns.
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Litterer Prefers Cleanup to Jail in Michigan
In Traverse City Michigan Bradley Bowman aged 15 chose to spend eight consecutive Saturdays cleaning up litter rather than serve a 30 day jail sentence. He made the decision after authorities offered the choice following a minor vandalism incident. Bowman will perform community cleanup duties under supervision and report to a local work program.
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