New Jersey Sit-In Called Off Over Desegregation Ruling
Englewood leaders halted a planned sit-in at two white elementary schools after state official Raubinger ordered immediate action to desegregate Oakwood Orange and addressed extreme racial imbalance. The Oakwood case cited 99 percent Negro enrollment and Lincoln School 98 percent Negro as examples of deprivation of educational opportunity.
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Englewood
N.J
New Jersey
Educa
Tion
Frederick M. Raubinger
Raubinger
Oakwood
Orange
City of
Lincoln School
Valley National Bank declares 25 cent dividend
Phoenix Valley National Bank directors approved a second quarter dividend of 25 cents per share. Board Chairman Walter Bimson said the dividend is payable June 21 to stockholders of record on June 7. The payment will total $623,756.75.
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Phoenix
Valley National Bank
Walter Bimson
Sheinwold On Bridge Mutual Funds
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a London indi vidual tournament hand where Louis Tarlo aims for six hearts. Tarlo wins six trumps, two aces, and two top diamonds, with a plan to develop clubs and seek the final trick, evaluating spade and diamond finesses for the remaining tricks.
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Louis Tarlo
London
Tarlo
Hooper Named State Education Director in Arizona
Herschel Hooper, longtime Bay District Schools superintendent for 13 years, will become director of secondary education at the Arizona State Department of Public Instruction. At 63, he announced the move on Wednesday to replace Chauncey Coor, who resigned to take a high school principal post.
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Phoenix
Herschel Hooper
Bay District
State Department of Public Instruction
Hooper
Chauncey Coor
Cotton Bill Passage Brighter After Western Concessions
Washington reports a revised cotton subsidy bill gaining momentum after a compromise among cotton growers on planting restrictions. The plan relaxes limits for those producing extra cotton without export subsidies at low world prices, easing western growers demands while facing opposition from southeastern small growers. The House Agriculture Committee began voting on amendments, with Rep Poage stating the biggest grower dispute appears settled though the bill's fate remains uncertain.
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Washington
Arizona
California
Southeast
House Agriculture Committee
W. R. Poage
Cottonseed Oil Futures Report May 1964
In Memphis on May 14 bid ranges for cottonseed meal show May 63.50 to 64.50 and July 64.00 to 87.00 with Sept at 7.50 to 8.40. New York on May 16 bleaching cottonseed oil futures closed higher by 5 to 11 points with July at 1284 to 1286 and Sep at 1303 to 1308.
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New York
Natl
Alan
Securities Pioneer Fund
Price
Dealers, Inc
Purlian Fund
Peesary
Putnam Fund
Wee
Putnam
Clark Ves
Tarlo
Am Law
Am Indies Ab
Am Mutual
State Street Law Sane
Telev Elect
Texas
Queen of Diamonds
Boston Fund
Broad Street
Canada
Fd VC Vfb
Queen Cdn
Cine Fd
Colonial Fd
Wellington Fd
Cgolonial Grth
Whitehall Fa
Wisconsin Fd
cComw
National Asset
Camw Invest
Securities Ceaters, Inc
Camw
Ing
Slam. Corp
de Vega Invest
de Vegh
Delaware Fa
Dia
West
South
Dreyfus
Eaton & Heal
Eaton & H Sikya
rEnergy Fund
Fidelity Cap
Fidelity Fund
Fidelity
Hearts
Founders Mur
Fundament
Avia-El
Hamil
Sheinwold
Bridge Book
Tucson
Citizen
Grand “Johnston
Val Central Station
Keystone
Keyston
Knickerbock
Loomis Say
Loomis Say Atut
Elec Na
Mass Invest
Mass Life Fund
Penn Square
Memphis
Sacosi
Santos
U.S
Treasury
Peteeses
Fen Heevel
Reserve Bank Barnstorming Explains Money Policy
J A Livingston profiles Philadelphia Federal Reserve's 18 year old barnstorming program. Karl R Bopp and Eastburn and Bunting discuss competition banks and assets shifting from commercial banks to other institutions. The talk covers policy dissent, open market decisions, and the educational goal of central banking.
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John R. Bunting
Unis
Notal Savings and Loan Associations
Bunting
Karl R. Bopp
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Eastburn
Bopp
Bopp & Co
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve System
Indiana University
William McChesney Martin Jr
Open Market Committee
Philadelphia Reserve Bank
Central Bank
Robert N. Hilbert
Hay and feed prices and arrivals report
In Los Angeles on May 14 alfalfa and grain hay remained unchanged. Carrot arrivals include 5 wheat, 3 corn, 1 sorghum, 10 flour, 4 cereal, and 161 hay units.
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Los Angeles
FSMN
Dividends Declared in New York May 16
A brief notice from New York reports dividends declared with record dates and payable details following the stock name, though the text is fragmented and not fully legible. The item indicates corporate dividend action but lacks complete entity names and figures.
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New York
Rale—nerlodt
Understanding a Five-for-One Stock Reverse Split
In a reverse split, five old shares become one new share, reducing share count but preserving ownership percentage. It often signals low stock price and does not by itself prove a company is financially sound, with examples explaining price shifts from about $2 to $10 per share.
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J. A. Livingston
David P. Eastburn
William A. Doyle
XYZ Corp
United Asbestos
Union Asbestos
New York Stock Exchange
Union Asbestos & Rubber
MARCO
American Stock. Exchange
Los Angeles May 1 Egg and poultry price report
In Los Angeles on May 1 the egg and poultry market showed large store demand with prices for butter and eggs stable. Live poultry volumes include fryers 27,900 head at 43 per 16, and roasters 11,303 head at 2 95, with hens 44,600 head at 53.5, plus turkeys and other birds cited in weighted averages.
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Los Angeles
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