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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1969
Page
13
A fragmented OCR style bulletin outlines daily stock activity, bond rates, and market movement with references to trading floors in New York. It mentions prices, indices, and miscellaneous notes on commodities, livestock and poultry markets, with occasional figures and entities obscured by garbled text.
Six countries of the European Common Market agreed to hold a summit on potential membership for Britain and other candidates. Dutch foreign minister Joseph Sims announced the decision after talks in Brussels.
New York markets opened the week on a higher note with the Dow up 6.33 points at 50.58. Trading near the close was moderate as analysts cited remarks by Vice President Agnew on troop withdrawals from South Vietnam. President Nixon was reported to be considering another pullout, with figures expected to be announced midweek.
Warden Waller TB reports most prisoners resumed duties after a labor strike at Folsom. only a small minority refused, with several inmates remaining in cells. The unrest began midweek when a protest spread to block inmate movement, prompting security concerns and partial meals suspension for some.
Police said Preston 1, Loute Jr, 26, drowned after leaving surface of a swimming pool amid a bet. body recovered Sunday near Los Angeles. Probing the incident, authorities seek witnesses and the bet's origin.
The article analyzes trading soybeans using moving averages across 1952 to 1961 periods, noting a profit of 73 cents per bushel after commissions and success in about seven of ten years. It discusses rules based on 1 to 4 day averages and 2 cent price moves, with results showing mixed yearly performance and occasional large profits.
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