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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
10
The bid and asked prices come from the National Association of Securities Dealers and do not reflect actual trades. They serve as a guide to the approximate range at which these securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation.
Grain prices moved mixed in thin trade on the Chicago Board of Trade. Commercial buying was light with ongoing liquidation. Old crop wheat dipped about two cents, soybeans eased similarly, and new crop wheat showed stronger demand with gains over one cent on speculative long positions.
The Treasury reports a cash balance of 5 307 272 175 1936 948 974 661.94 with deposits for fiscal year July 1 at 43 228 794 061.21 and withdrawals at 52 377 543 825.18. The year end comparison shows 305 679 065 254.64 and 15 563 070 266.16 in disparate totals, noting 345 486 277.55 not subject to statutory tax.
November banking activity in the Tucson area totaled 309,810,701 dollars, up 11.1 percent from 278,490,165 last year. Peter F. Kupcik, manager of the Tucson Clearing House Association, noted that the 1953 period reached 95,035,399 dollars.
A rare portrait of the elusive Chief Designer rumored to steer the Soviet space program. He is linked to Glushko, a Soviet Academy member, but his identity remains unclear. Cosmonauts Gagarin and Titov describe him as a formidable, influential figure behind Vostok and future orbital plans.
Patti Jean Brammer, 26, of 4070 E 17th St, was placed on six months probation in Superior Court for leaving the scene of an accident that injured Airman Gary L. Muthersbaugh, 19, of the 623rd Combat Support Group. The airman suffered a compound fracture of the right elbow after being struck on Oct 19 near E 22nd Street and South Venice Avenue. Brammer claimed darkness and unaware of the collision. Police cited three witnesses who reported the license plate.
London UPI reports George Woodcock, general secretary of the British Trades Union Congress, thanked London Airport for the VIP lounge before flying to Washington. He called Communist nations more classless, noting widespread MP treatment and broader display of it.
In Los Angeles Artesia and City of Industry markets, slaughter steers and heifers show mixed prices with limited sales and a generally steady range. Kansas City reports hogs steady to lower and lambs weak, while cattle and calves hold near the prior week’s levels amid cautious demand.
Crowds file past the fresh grave at Rose Hill Cemetery as police guard Oswald inside the grounds. Visitors ask for dirt or a flower while officials and patrols deny requests.
Arizona state tax receipts for November fell well below October and 1962 levels as holidays and Kennedy’s death paused collections. BASIC STATE taxes totaled 3,121,985 while special education excise tax brought 1,608,958 and use tax fell to 81,579 despite increases in liquor and tobacco taxes.
Protestant church leaders gather in Philadelphia at the convention hall for an interdenominational memorial during the National Council of Churches General Assembly. More than 5 000 representatives from three major denominations thank John F Kennedy for inspired leadership vision and dedication.
A Superior Court trial for Leonis J. Griffin 27 on one murder count and two counts of assault with intent to commit murder was scheduled for Jan 27. Griffin allegedly wounded his estranged wife killed one man and shot at another at Mrs Cotas apartment on Oct 6. He was arraigned before Judge Richard Boylston and deemed mentally competent to stand trial.
Three high school sophomores confessed to mailing a homemade bomb to English teacher Joseph Hagen. The device ignited on opening, burning but not injuring Hagen as he tossed it toward an empty chair. Police quoted one student saying the aim was to shake him up, not injure him.
A scattered selection of pelts cloths and broadcloths dominated the textile cell market with spot, brawl, and quarterly delivery sales. Wool goods were quiet with prices unchanged as Australian auctions report buyers from the continent and Russian bloc countries. Synthetic goods also quiet.
New York stocks edged higher in a mixed session with modest gains for Du Pont and Eastman Kodak while big movers like Xerox and Polaroid fell. Volume stood around 4.6 million shares as traders weighed generally uneven results and a few favorable reports.
Bradford England judge ruled Faiz Akbar Khan a 31 year old Pakistan native and Muslim beard holder should not have been fired for refusing to shave. Khan awarded 58.80 damages from Bradford Corp with the judge noting the beard is not unsightly.
Sugar New York reports daily prices with domestic futures No 7 to No 9 and world No 8 futures, showing mixed moves and settled levels for March through October. Spot sugar remains at 9 1/4 to 9 3/4 with nominal bids and bids adjusted.
Grain arrivals list in Los Angeles details 1S wheat 16 corn 144 sorghum 17 Nour oats barley with U.S. No. 7 24.00 35.00 and U.S. No. 2 34.60 34.00 quoted ranges. Mo 2 seconds 37.00 38.00. No. 1 gates hay values noted amid arrivals.
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