Stock Market Week Trend Analyzed With Historical Patterns
The article reviews postwar market behavior, noting five major corrections and average recoveries. It highlights May to October declines, then horizontal moves, and suggests buying after corrections could yield profits. It cites Dow levels around 600 in 1961 and Bristol-Myers earnings projections for 1962, with technical indicators showing a pivotal near-term point.
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IBM
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Vital Statistics and Public Notices Summary
Fragmented OCR text lists names, places, ages, and addresses related to vital statistics and notices. It mentions individuals such as Marsha Rae Themosoh and Geert, with scattered references to California, Lane, and dates like the 26th. The legible content hints at a public notices section with obstructed lines and incomplete entries.
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Yeoman
Vera Lane
Andrews
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Stock market outlook and Bristol-Myers notes
The report discusses a decade of stock price rises, Bristol-Myers products like Buffetin and Clairol, and a looming federal drug bill. It cites modest ethical drug shares, new product growth, and varied market signals including declines, volume shifts, and caution about bear-market tendencies.
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Bristol-Myers
Ethical Drug Division
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Clairol
Michalis
Fragmented Over the Counter Market Commentary and Data
A damaged OCR fragment presents stock market analysis with references to bear and bull theories. It cites Richard Russell, discusses market breadth, volume reversals, and the likelihood of a bear phase extending for months. Specific figures and names are jumbled, but the tenor is a cautious outlook on shares and indices.
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Investment letter urges private enterprise to create jobs
The First National City Bank letter argues government can create jobs and income but stresses a shortage of private employers and enterprising individuals willing to risk capital. It calls for a reform of home tax rates to reduce rewards for unproductive effort and spur production.
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First National City Bank
Car Dives Through Cafe Windows in New York
A car plowed into Rosoff's Restaurant on West 43rd Street near Times Square, killing three and injuring six. Driver Paul Bonadio, a cousin of gangster Joe Adonis, was charged with vehicular homicide as the white 1962 Lincoln Continental crashed through the plate glass, ending in the dining area with tables and the bar damaged. Witnesses described a scene like a bomb had struck the front. Nash Irving Nash, a 30-year restaurant waiter, died in the incident.
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Irving Nash
Queens
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Joe Adonis
Red China and Russia quarrel overshadows talks
A Tokyo report details a bitter broadcast by Peiping’s People’s Daily denouncing Moscow as imperialist. The piece claims Tito’s Yugoslavia plots against the Soviet bloc, alleging U S influence and urging unity against national liberation movements.
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Red Chinadae People's Daily
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Soviet Union
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Tito
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U.S
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China
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Bonn Will Pay U S for Arms and Services Pact
West Germany agreed to pay 42 million over two years for U S arms and military services and similar agreements are planned with Italy and France. Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric said the pacts aim to reduce the U S balance of payments burden and standardize NATO logistics while increasing German military aid. The two year West Germany pact covers weapons, facilities, and training with an annual U S supply bill of about 600 million. France and Italy would contribute roughly 25.275 million and 100 million annually respectively to offset deficits.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
France
Italy
AEC Hails Small Mobile A Reactor First Test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a small mobile nuclear reactor for the army produced electricity for the first time. The ML 1 reactor tested at the AEC station dubbed the world's first direct and closed cycle gas cooled nuclear power system. When operational the unit would produce 100 to 100 kilowatts of electricity and can be flown to any site by Air Force planes and set up 12 hours after arrival.
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Pensioners Offered Free Cordless Hearing Aids
A bulletin promotes free cordless hearing aids for pensioners with a toll free and local contact. The notice lists Associated Hearing Center at B22 Pine Ave, Tine Bead, inviting seniors to call for their devices at no cost.
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Associated Hearing Center
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