Stocks Dip Again As Gold Goes Up In 1968 Market Retreat
The New York stock market fell for a second straight week as a six week up surge ended. Declines followed news of a delayed tax bill and spending cuts, gold prices surged over 40 dollars an ounce, and interest and money conditions tightened. Dow fell 13.93 to 98.98. NYSE volume 63,030,390 shares. AP index 329.5.
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Woolworth profits seen rising as economy holds steady
Woolworth chairman Robert Kirkwood projected a 10 percent sales rise for 1968 barring a major economic shift. Gold mining shares surged while bullion prices climbed in London Paris and Zurich amid market volatility. Stocks fluctuated with several key NYSE issues showing gains and declines.
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Livestock market report from Chicago stockyards
Cattle and hogs mostly steady with some declines in steers and heifers, bids at 200 to 260 pounds and 260 to 300 pounds range. Slaughter lambs advanced while hogs and sows showed varied values, receipts around 21,600 with higher prices noted for select lots, prime and high choice categories.
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Anderson fends off fund diversion to Alaska projects
Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico objects to a budget revision that would shift funds from Indian medical facilities in New Mexico to Alaska. He urged rejection of the reprogramming request, which originally proposed 104,500 for a San Felipe clinic 105,000 for a Sanostee Navajo Clinic and 94,000 for Sanostee living quarters.
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