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1 I I' 1 Weekly Wpll Street Roundup "SSK 1563 SUNDAY HERALD VIA RAIN Cn AWAY I We're Nnf Renrlv ll BYU to Award 648 Degrees At Summer, Convocation of 88th Commencement Aug. 22 Stocks Inch Higher After Release of SEC Report for a Rainy Day But You Will Be With A CONVENIENT bad news with little reac tion." CONSOLIDATION LOAN 1 Although one broker threw up his hands and admitted that 'with so many unresolved news factors in the background it would LEWIS WEBEL' United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) WaU Street breathed! a igh of relief this week after- the Securities Exchange Commission released its final reportf on the securities industry and stpeks closed higher for the third consecutive However, bcokers -said the strength that the final SEC installment resulted more By WAYNE CLOSE -1 General Manager Save Your Payments For Your Vacation NO PAYMENTS FOR THE BALANCE OF SUMMER be a mistake to attempt any pre fictions about the market," another analyst calmly pointed out tjhat "individual stocks are followr an expansion of 'government power and participation" in regulation of stock exchanges and the over-the-counter market. It also csked for legislation giving the SEC more direct authority, over rules of the exchanges. The market? took; all this in its stride, and, in fact, recovered from a .14 decline in the tow-Jones industrial average on Wednesday to Close up 0.28 1 on Thursday, 4 All fold, the market managedo close higher four out of the five days this week. Wednesday's decline was attributed to profit-taking, normal after a sizable runup.

On the week, the senior average closed up 10J56. The business news background remained fairly buHisli' and included the stepped up pace of tax Revision, ai increase I in install-tneht jfor June, a number of price Increases within the brass industry, further gains in department store and retail sales last week ajid a nuhiber of dividend bjobst and favorable earnings- report. 'r; UA -V I Qne tnvestmei it adyisor had this to say about the condition of the market at present: f'lt is a sign of basic strength of the mar-kef that- it can absorb so much PUnty I FREE PARKINO) Master of Education Constance Merrill Salt Lake City; Ralph Owen Boswell, Nephi; Jesse Earl Bowles, Nephi; Gale V. Bullock, Orem; Louis Wells Jensen, Spring City; "Keith W. Jex, Sandy; Raymond Keith Larson.

Morgan; Dar-rell Kay Loosle, Oarkston; Douglas L. Merkley, Heber; James K. Roger, Blanding; Stanley B. Shakespeare, St. George; Ly-nn T.

Woolston, Provo. -j Master of ReEgious Education Robert Lee Hales, Provo; John; Hick-en Mabey, South Jordan. I Doctoral degrees from Utah; Doctor of Philosophy John Dewey Hale, Salt Lake City; Donald B. Larson, Logan. Doctor of Education La Mar Cecil Berrett, Riverton; Frank S.

Blair, Ogden; H. Clifford Clark, Spanish Fork; Robert Bliss Cluff, Provo; Cline Durfey, Bicknell. AFTER HOUR LOANS BY APPOINTMENT ing all the rules in the textbook-i fising on good news and favor a (Continued from Page 10 A) Jean Hall Chapin, Ktni Gavle Cook. Alfred Dah-ler, Harris Nielsen Carolyn Barlow Dunford, John East-mond Faye A. Fraier, Ruth Gould ln Harper, Clyde Richard James Wallace Karl Johnson, Howard H.

Kalwies, Crosier Rodney Kimball Robert Hall Steven Sutton McDonald, Iouis Clinton Owen. Pamela Packet. Richard Curtis Pearson, Franklin J. Perkins, Walter Hall Prothero. LirWa Smith.

Irvin Snow Harrison Brent Sperry. Zera L. StaheU, John Wer-. nr. Donald Emery WiUcoi, John H.

Wing Jr. I Richfield Lola Ogden! Roosevelt -Shirt J. (Raw lings. Patsv Killian Win-ters. 1 Salem ZeMa Stone Hepwortin, Noel Ray Sabin.

i Salt Lake City Robert Allan Baird, Brent Lee Birtcher, Margaret Seeiy Bott, Barbara Arts Butkus, Evelyn N. Oalllater. Thorjias Qu en-tin Cannon Charles Johnson rrlstrun. W. Davis.

Byron ble earnings and failing on bad. Trading for the week' totaled from relief thn the months of apprehension sifrrounding the re- M. D. CLOSE FINANCE 1435 SOUTH STATE, OREM I I PHONE 225-4450 Located south of Allen's Market and III Spot in South Oreo port were oveif shares compared with 16,687,250 in ihe 1 previous Iweek actual i contents than it did of the report. final installment and 14,329,402 in the comparable In brief, the! 1962 period.

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Steinke. James William Stewart, Vicky Ann Taylor. Rmona Pen- ny Ashton Tripp. Jaren- R. Waller.

James Lee Warr, Sharon Dean Weight, Sandy Daniel W. Anderson. Sarvtaquin Horace Ray West-over. I Spanish Fork Nina Jfan Byron, Wendall Warner- Fletctoer. Joseph James Ream, Paul A.

Wjuliams. Sprirwrville Monte John Allman, Paul Rumel L. Ciark Davis, Joy Thorpe Hibbert, Portia Jane Nielson, Melvin Arthur fTwitchell, Robert Wells St. George- Bruce Cox Atkin, Blaine Fredrick Olsen. Thistle Patsy Good, Tooele Gary A.

EVans, Londj Gowans, Vivian Joanne Jabies. Vernal Phillip Lowell Bryson, Errol G. Burns, Kenneth J. Hacking, Tamera i Master' degrees from Utah: Master of arts Joseiph L. Allen, Tropic; Mary Inez Allen, Provo; Gary L.

Barnett, Provo; Helen Keith Bea-man, Provp; James Bjankenship Layton; Naimo Oottom Carr, Pro-! vo; Karen Rae Felker, Brovo; Rell Gardner Francis. Sorinsrville; Boyd Francis Gurney, Salina; Dee Willard Hadley, Pleasant Sher-enian Hoyt. Kamas; Joanj Cecile Kor-elewski. Provo; i Bonnie H. Laeh, Salt: Lake City; Dele Alder McAllister.

Provo; Benton Pen rod Patten, Elberta; Sarah Wolsey, Provo. Master of Science jDonald B. Ash, Lehl; Anthony I. -Efentley Provo; C. Boyd Call, Magna; A.

Norton Chaston. Provo; Gaylari' C. Clark, Morgan; Ralph L. CottrieU Kays-ville; Beverly Lois Romrtev Cutler. Salt Lake City; Lloyd Demille.

Brig-ham City; Norma Rieks DUrfey. Provo; Stewart Olani Durranti American Fork; Gary McCormick Elton, American Fork; Clarence Leslie Fields, Bountiful; Gerald M. Finch, Payson; Morris A. Goates, Lehi; fFred Ross Gowans, Springville; Elino Austin Gray, Lehi; Eldon L. Haag.

American Fork; Patricia Kelly Huff, Provo; Gwen- Sylvester Fillmore; Charles Ken Jensen. West Jordan; Mary Bee Jensen, Provo; Ronald Selin Jensen, Payson; C. Rodney Kimball, Provo; J. Kent Marlor, Midvale; Spencer Kay Mendenhall, Payson; Hal IX Mitchell, Orem; Charles E. Nielson, Ephra'im; Wilma Jean Obom, Bountiful; Thane J.

Packer, Fielding; Laval M. Pitts, Provo; Richard Dee Rees, Ogden; Jerry Coy Roundy, Escajante; El on Mangelson" Stander, Ephraim; William James Stubbs. Salt Lake City; Vard G. Swain, Salt Lake City; Ilene Taylor Swenson, Spanish Fork; Irene G. Thomson.

Provo; DavidiRees Tree, Pleasant Grove; William iS. Underwood, Ogden; Erma M. Van Tassell, Peoa; David Arnold White. Copper-ton; Dale Glen Wood, Lake City; James L. Pfice.

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