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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1964
Page
6
A 70 year old widow asks if an annuity could boost income while preserving capital. The adviser advises keeping American Telephone stock, considers a $10,000 transfer to an annuity to raise annual income, and recommends $6,000 for emergencies. He discusses growth stocks Sun Oil and names several potential buys with growth prospects.
The U S beer market is large and crowded with 93 793 000 barrels sold and 100 576 505 produced in the last year. Carlsberg’s Per Knudsen notes foreign brands face tough costs and must target upper middle income coastal areas first, with Texas on the radar as demand climbs.
New York report warns rising steel costs may trigger broader inflation as auto wage talks, output gains, and inventory buildup push prices higher. Federal Reserve tightening could curb the boom, but risks tipping into recession without careful action.
New York Stock Exchange figures reveal continued investor attention to top blue chips and special situations in the first half of 1964. Half of the 1964 leaders also appeared in 1962 during a tougher market, with autos and firms like American Telephone and Telegraph maintaining prominence. Texas Gulf Sulphur surged early in 1964 on Canada land deposit reports.
Robert H Glaser of Computer Usage Co says programmers are the key for effective computer use across industries. Women who tolerate flexible hours often excel as adaptable programmers, while firms seek machine plus program packages as long term investments.
The fertilizer sector with over 150 U S firms shows expanding capacity and rising demand as world food needs grow. Allied Chemical and IMC push plant expansion and distribution aimed at farmers, with 15 to 30 percent annual growth seen possible in some areas while overcapacity concerns arise in ammonia output.
Ohio leads in new manufacturing capital expenditures in the 1951-60 and 1952-61 periods, rising to 1953-62 but with a shrinking share of the nation’s total. The 15 leading states still account for about three quarters of 48-state expenditures, per James C Yocum of Ohio State University.
May Department Stores Co. owner of O'Neil Sheffield Shopping Center and the M O Neil Co. posted first half profits up 38 percent from a year earlier on an 8.6 percent sales gain. First half sales totaled 341.457 million with net earnings of 11.684 million or 79 cents per share. The company, among the nation’s largest, operates 59 stores in 11 metropolitan areas including Cleveland Akron and Lorain County.
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