Economy cools as personal income growth slackens in April
Signs of a slower economy appeared as personal income gain in April fell to an annual rate of 563.1 billion dollars, with most rise in wages and salaries. Auto sales declined in early May, fueling expectations that the second half of 1966 may not sustain earlier momentum.
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Johnson
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Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
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Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
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Fats and Oils Consumption per Person in 1961
The USDA reports that most U.S. adults consumed 47 pounds or more of fats and oils per person in 1961, ranging from a quarter to half of their body weight.
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United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weekly Bonds Market Down Trade Quiet
The bond market fell overall for the week in thin trading led by corporate debt. AT&T announced a 250 million debenture sale for August, spurring declines as investors feared a signal to others while tight credit limited new issues.
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Union Electric Co
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Wall Street Bull Shows Signs Of Life
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.78 to 876.89 marking a rare weekly gain amid two rallies in a bear market. Analysts warned it was likely a temporary bottom as the week featured mixed signals from GM Ford and Gemini 9 setbacks and gains driven by a rebound in tech and home electronics.
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Steps To Profit No Rate Change On Fixed-Income Investments
Moody's overview explains fixed income like bonds and preferred stocks rely on interest or dividend yields. Prices move with money market rates, reflecting changing rent for money, while safety and guidance from experts matter for inexperienced investors.
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Roland Goodman
Moody’s
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Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hog markets closed steady for slaughter steers and heifers with an upturn erasing early losses. Cows completed 50 to 75 lower while mixed 1 3 and 2 3 weight classes showed varied declines. Estimated Monday receipts: 7 000 hogs 11 1000 cattle and 400 sheep.
Du Quoin Livestock Market Prices Rise Week Ending Friday
Du Quoin market reports higher closing prices with hogs at 24.15 and sows at 19.25. Prices up 40 cents from last week as receipts and trading grow, dealers note aggressive activity.
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du Quoin
Over Counter Stocks Quotation Summary
The National Association of Securities Dealers compiles unofficial quotations for stocks traded over the counter. The figures reflect approximate bid and ask price ranges and are presented as general guidance rather than precise market quotes.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Dow Jones Averages for Week Ended May 20
The week ended May 20 saw the Dow Jones averages trade within a defined range as market activity and bond movements influenced the closing figures. Investors monitored weekly shifts in major indices and the broader market tone amid ongoing financial developments.
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