Stoker the Broker Promises Stock Recalled
Stoker the broker recalls a promising stock as market conditions stir activity on the New York Stock Exchange. Bond averages show movement amid investors watching notable price shifts and broker guidance.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1968
Page
2
Stoker the broker recalls a promising stock as market conditions stir activity on the New York Stock Exchange. Bond averages show movement amid investors watching notable price shifts and broker guidance.
Stephen K Bailey dean of the School of Public Affairs at Syracuse University told a Los Angeles Town Hall that the American people should be less cynical about politicians. He argued top officials talk responsibly on complex issues and do their best to be fair to citizens.
Syracuse residents interested in helping people worldwide can take the Peace Corps placement test at 1 30 p m Saturday in Room 360 Federal Building. The test assesses aptitude and language learning potential, not prior education, and there is no pass or fail. Applicants must present an application form from any post office or the Peace Corps in Washington DC.
Vincent L. Tofany of the State Motor Vehicle Commission will speak at the annual dinner of the State Motor Truck Association held Thursday at Hotel Syracuse. Dinner chair Allen Cossitt, ticket and PR chief Robert E. Byrne, and president Lawrence E. Smith discuss event plans.
In New York the gold and silver mining group rose while the Dow slipped slightly. Volume for four hours reached 6.17 million shares versus 6.29 million Tuesday as American-South African, Dome Mines and Homestake led gains and Benguet showed high activity. International Mining advanced on the stronger prices for silver.
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