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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1964
Page
13
Financial gossip notes that large and small investors are reading early-year earnings across many firms. Lower tax rates aided gains with several industrials reporting 80 percent plus in earnings growth. The article explains price earnings ratios and dividend yields as tools for valuing stocks and income prospects.
A five week course on investing hosted by Saun ders, Stlver and Company and The M ONeil Co concluded with estate planning and living trusts. Lorain National Bank presenters James H Herbert and Ralph Higgens highlighted the Self Employed Retirement Act and tax considerations for wills and executors. Nearly 200 attendees heard guidance on stock market topics and dividend yields from industry leaders.
The reader is advised to hold 120 Dow shares after buying more at lower prices, with earnings rising and dividends likely to increase. The adviser supports averaging down for solid stocks and notes the tax impact is minor on the first loss.
New York stock exchange and the SEC plan mid May talks on specialists and floor trading regulation. The SEC urges tighter self regulation and capital backing of $250000 for floor traders, with automation to monitor activity and a push to curb self dealing.
Major U.S. firms led by General Motors Ford IBM and General Electric spend hundreds of millions to showcase products at the 1964 65 New York World’s Fair. Corporations fund elaborate pavilions and attractions while weighing publicity gains against internal budget costs.
A Meinhard Commercial Corp. study covering 1957 to 1963 finds rising employed men but falling output in many men’s work clothing lines. Dungarees and workwear drop 29.3 percent from 1957. shirts up 3.4 percent in 1963 but down 8.8 percent from 1957. pants down 10.8 percent in seven years. The report ties changing dress to broader blue‑collar decline into the white‑collar class.
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