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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1966
Page
15
The report shows today’s closing prices on the New York Stock Exchange and outlines investors’ questions about market movements. It summarizes trading results, notable bid asks, and common inquiries from participants.
A dense OCR filled page notes tax considerations for seniors, mentions various organizations and individuals, and discusses housing payouts, market data, and election references. The fragment ends with a consumer asking about federal taxes on home sales and available senior tax provisions.
Fragmentary text shows Red Guards turning against Li Fuchun and other deputy premiers amid ongoing political upheaval in China. The report also mentions an upcoming centennial commission event and a separate notice about a July drive coordinated by the Interstate Commerce Commission and a Texas mission. Also references an assassination by medical students and a Breeders Association death in Maryland.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous company names and figures as the AP report sketches stock market activity. It mentions Duval Cone Alaska Hain Barnes Eng and various industry names, with scattered prices and percentages. The text is garbled but conveys a broad stock ledger snapshot and assorted corporate references amid a press transmission.
Dow Jones closing stock averages show mixed results with declines in most categories. The index for Industrials fell to 802.22, Utilities slipped to 199.66, and Transportation lingered near 807.96 amid overall negative daily performance.
A reader asks about taxes on home sales and capital gain. The answer explains principal residence rules, zero tax on profit under 20 000 for 65 plus sellers who lived in the home five of eight years, and explores future taxation when selling or buying. Guidance on treasury rules and gold ownership follows, plus note on Canadian coin sets and import restrictions.
San Francisco labor reports a pay dispute trigger a 1400 electrician strike with possible expansion to 11,000 workers at West Coast yards. Federal mediators seek talks as docked vessels and war repairs stall, raising Defense Department concern over disrupted defense work.
In New York, stocks remained firm to moderately higher in slow pre election trading as volume neared 8.81 million shares. Gains led the list with airlines and electronics while motors, steels and chemicals were quiet, and the Dow slipped 3.51 points as rails fell 0.78 in the final report.
London rare red documents fetch modest sums at Sotheby auction marking the Bolshevik anniversary. Items include a Molotov photo set and Lenin era works with total proceeds under $1,000. A London dealer bought Molotov pictures for $308 while a Brest Litvosk treaty map copy went to a dealer for $33.60.
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