Japanese firm toys in Everett plant with fringe benefits
Kohkoku Chemical Industries builds its first U S production plant in Everett Washington featuring a clubhouse and a 400 acre ranch for workers plus above average wages and cultural ties to Japan. The president Isamu Kobayashi says happy employees and high productivity guide policy. The company has 39 subsidiaries and 200 million dollars in yearly sales. No labor disputes in 27 years.
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NYSE Quotation Snapshot Highlights Broad Stock Activity
Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange show mixed movement with Aetna Air Products Alcan Allied Chemical among leaders. Listings include Am Express Am Can Coca Cola CocaCola, Ford, Chrysler, IBM, Exxon and many other firms with varied highs lows and last price figures reflected in the afternoon session.
American Exchange Stock Ticker Teaches Size of Market Fluctuations
The American Exchange listing shows varied moves across multiple stocks with mixed price changes. Notable entries include AmPetro at 26% gains, Austral Oil down 53, and Krebs, FordC, and US Steel among others recording notable shifts, reflecting a volatile trading session.
Commodity Closings From Madda Trading Co
Today's closing quotations show Oct silver at 4.74 down 0.13, Jan platinum 188 down 4.07, Oct copper 61.9 cents down 2.6, Dec wheat 5.17 down 0.02, Dec corn 3.8575 up 0.63, Nov soybeans 9.08 up 0.25, Oct live cattle 41.35 up 0.13, Oct live hogs 39.87 up 0.05, Dec fresh eggs 66.40 cents down 0.10, Feb pork bellies 70.02 up 1.50, May Maine potatoes 6.65 down 0.10, Dec cotton 49.15 cents down 0.37, Nov plywood 109.40 up 6.90.
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Dow Jones Averages Rise At 3 P.M. Report
Interim Dow Jones averages show gains across sectors as of 3 p.m. with Industrial up 21.28 points to 652.30, Transportation 145.47, Utilities 68.25, and Stocks at 206.97.
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Getty chief says oil price too low for new reserves
Getty Oil executive E H Shuler told a Project Independence panel in San Francisco that despite record industry profits, crude prices remain too low to justify new oil development. He warned that oil found today to replace produced output costs as much as the profit from the current barrel. Another participant questioned the hearings' relevance amid nine prior sessions nationwide.
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Stocks surge as Ford program boosts market rally
The Dow gains 20.73 to 651.75 in heavy trading on Wall Street as 30 blue chips rise and volume climbs to about 22.8 million. Traders cite Ford economic plan, low rates, and favorable wholesale price data as key drivers of the rally.
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Scottsdale Chamber asks businessmen to dress western Fridays
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce urges local businessmen to wear cowboy shirts boots and hats to reinforce The West's Most Western Town image. John Marks the chamber manager says visitors expect to see western attire while they walk downtown and browse in shops.
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Captain's Restaurant Systems Sues Dairy Firms in Antitrust Action
A class action filed in U S District Court by Captain's Restaurant Systems and five outlets including Nep tune's East Neptune's Table Windjammer Beef Rigger and Singing Canary accuses four dairy firms Borden Carnation Shamrock Foods and Foremost McKesson of violating federal antitrust laws. The suit seeks damages for restaurants stores and individuals. It is led by Joseph A Alioto and his son Joseph L Alioto noted for a prior $33 million judgment against A P markets.
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Scottsdale Pharmacist Honored. A.H. Robins Visits Planned
Bernard B. Barshay, 1974 A.H. Robins Bowl of Hygieia Award recipient, will join nationwide and Canadian awardees visiting A.H. Robins' Richmond headquarters next week. They will tour manufacturing and research facilities and attend a reception and dinner hosted by E. Claiborne Robins. Grace & Co. declares 40 cent quarterly dividend payable Dec 10 to holders of record Nov 18.
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Browne to Speak in Phoenix on Monetary Crisis
Famous author and economist Harry Browne will lecture in Phoenix on October 10 titled The State of The Economy covering inflation trends and asset protection. He will also lead a two-session, one day seminar on October 12–13 focusing on up to date strategies for gold silver and other investments amid a monetary crisis.
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