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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1966
Page
7
The page highlights stock market activity with closing prices, investor questions about proving losses, and references to various traders, firms, and index figures. It notes fluctuations on the New York Stock Exchange and mentions several companies and market indicators.
Markets show mixed moves as Treasury data prompts reevaluation of grain and soy prices. Wheat and corn drift, soybeans steady amid recent volatility. Trading focus on futures ranges and international supply signals, with analysts noting modest shifts in pricing across major grain markets. By WILLIAM A. DOYLE.
A UPI report notes a U.S. ketch towed toward Auckland amid commodity market chatter while a ruinous domestic tragedy is described as murder and self-inflicted. The state police identify Helen O'Daupherty, 28, of Franklin and her three daughters Gloria 9 Linda 7 Susan 4 among the deceased.
An adviser explains how reporting losses from worthless stock, broker records, and capital losses affect a tax return. Readers learn to request proof from brokerages, use amended returns, and consider contractual plans, with cautions about mutual fund tips and market risks.
See Teerer RITur Gibson and partner in the firm charged with making about 61000 available to obtain a rezoning. Bail set at 5000. They are ordered to appear in court on December 9 to enter a plea. Co-conspirators named include two other ADC partners.
STANDARD & POOR ich LOS ANGELES reported Gibson a 43 year old former member of the State Fish and Gants Commission was arraigned today on four counts charging him with conspiracy to commit bribery and grand theft. Gibson of Woodland Hills was indicted last Tuesday by the county grand jury in connection with plays by ABC Investment Co to rezone 92 acres in Chatsworth to permit separation of solution of solar ratification actions
Cambodian authorities denounced a mortar attack attributed to South Vietnamese forces near Point Montes in Preveng province. Officials warned of further retaliation as clashes intensified along the frontier.
New York UPI reports a post holiday trading day with a modest market rise amid lingering weak economic news. Bargain hunting boosted auto and airline sectors as many high price issues advanced. 1,389 issues traded with 780 up and 366 down.
PITTSBURGH UPI Catholics at Holy Family Church said they will continue with their planned fish fry on December 2, the first Friday allowed to eat meat under the recent decree by American bishops.
NEW DELHI India leaders called for a nationwide strike protesting vows slaughter. Police used force to deter shopkeepers from closing or staying open to avoid clashes. In Old Delhi most shops closed while main streets remained open under police protection.
A letter signed by 84 officials including 21 Nobel Prize winners urged Pope Paul VI to liberalize birth control policy. It argues scientific advances justify conscientious fertility regulation and condemns unbridled population growth as a threat to life quality. The Vatican acknowledged receipt on June 27.
Lt Gov elect Robert H. Finch announced plans to press Washington next week to locate a $975 million nuclear accelerator in California and to block a $4,700 million federal highway fund cut that could cost California up to $100 million. He spoke in Sacramento with his wife Carol, predicting California has a strong chance and naming competition with Minnesota as a major rival. He noted a decision on the site would come before Jan 1 after a conference with Gov-elect Reagan and Assembly Speaker Unruh.
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