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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1966
Page
6
UPI reports mixed Dow Jones closing figures with declines in several indices and a few gains. The averages show 1956 year figures with highs around 955 and lows near 787, reflecting shifts in industrial and transportation stocks over the day.
Standard and Poor's closing stock indices show 1968 values with highs and lows for several instruments. The table lists figures such as 40.03 and 61.69 for week and 89.05 and 44.27 for month, along with yearly aggregates and multiple decimalized prices.
A scrambled page from the New York Stock Exchange closing prices and market quotations. The document lists tickers, prices, and related trading notes with numerous unclear fragments, including references to specific stocks, sectors, and individuals, reflecting a historic market snapshot.
A historical note outlines aid programs for grape crop earnings in 1966, mentioning June through July timelines and several named entities. The fragment references ongoing support measures, potential payments, and related budgetary considerations affecting growers and associated agencies.
New York stocks closed lower after a three day recovery. Glamour issues including Albiines were hard hit while blue chips like General Motors Jersey Standard and Du Pont slid. Airlines faced profit margin worries tied to pay raises and a potential 7 percent investment tax credit removal with several down sharply at times.
Washington reports the overall unemployment rate holds at 3.5 percent for August while Negro unemployment sits at 8.295 percent and whites at 3.49 percent. Bureau chief Arthur Ross notes a summer rise in minority joblessness with no clear explanation amid a larger jobs gain of about 250,000.
Readable items include various names, addresses, and numbers such as building permits, payments, and references to persons like Seders, Meare, and Lant. The text resembles a fragmented archival ledger or classified snippet with mixed civic details and social names, lacking coherent narrative.
Markets and banks in the United States and Canada will be closed Monday, September 5, in observance of Labor Day. Overseas exchanges will operate as usual.
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