The Herald-News from Passaic, New Jersey • 96

T.T- 44 The Herald-News, December 15, 1966 Low Last Chg. Sales(hds) High 154 77 76 76 119 22 22 22 42 46 46 46 Vt 37 36 36'A 36'A 'A ll ll Changes In Personnel William F. Reay of Blairs-town, formerly of Passaic, has been elected second vice presi 967 50 50 50 11 26'4 26 26-. ft 54 54 54 33 38 38 38- 13 57 57 57 126 14 82 83 1 Your Money's Vorth 7 Dimmer Than 1966 By SYLVIA PORTER The year 1967 will not be as good a year for the U.S. economy as 1966 has been.

134 63'A 62 62 50 8 8 8 Vi 64 27 27 27 dent-group administration, for World of BUSINESS INDUSTRY 36 51 51 Bankers National Life Insurance Montclair. He 15 53'A 53 53Vt. Vt 59 58'A 57 57- 127 15 14 14 CSI Appoints Staff Scientist PARAMUS Dr. Edith Bairdain has been named a staff scientist at Communication Systems, (CSI) in Paramus, it was announced by Armig G. Kandoian, president Holder of degrees from Columbia University and Emory University, where she earned a Ph.

D. in psychology. Dr. Bahs dain joined the technical staff of CSI in March, 1968, She is responsible for human engineering requirements, human fac-i tors design considerations and developments of systems performance requirements for large integrated electronic communication and information systems. 19 17 17 17 joined the company as group claims manager in 1962 after 12 1 30 30 30 Vt 23 41 40 41 years in the life insurance busi 122 52 50 51 288 38 38 38 12 26 26 26 ness with other firms Jack A Black of Morris Plains has Mi JlllHl 11111111' I I'llMi 1 1 116 27 27 27 Stripped of the bafflegab in which economists almost TWA 1 TrlCont 1.40 20 CFx 1.20g UnCarblde 7 Un Elec 1.20 UnOil 1.20a UnPac 1.80a UnTank 2.30 UAircr 1.60 UnAlrLlne 1 UnCorp Fruit UtdGas 1.70 UShoe 2.50a US Gyps 3a US Indus' .70 USPipe 120 USPIa 1.45d US Rub 1.20 US Smelt Id USSteel 2.40 USTob 1.60a Unit Util .76 Upiohn 1.48 UtahPL 1.60 Vanad 1.40a Varian Asso VendoC .50 VictorCp .30 VaEPw 1.28 Walyrn 1.40 Walworth Warn Lam 1 WoshW 1.16 VaPI 1.70 WsAlrLlne 1 WsBanc 1.10 WstnMd 1.60 WUnion 1.40 WestAB 1.80 West El 1.40 Weyerh 1.40 Wheel Steel Whirlpl 1.60 WhiteM 1.80 2 207 69 68 68 been appointed personnel man ii 1 34 34 34 'A V.V ager with, Boonton Electronics 24 30 29 30 Vt Parsippany.

He was for Vesterdqy's Final Stock 115 33'A 32'A 32 Vt 207 27 25 27'A1 26 46 46 46- Va merly plant personnel supervi- 86 46 45 46 1 sor for the International Paper i- NEW YORK UPI Selected stocks on 1 w.w Co. Container Division plant in 5 :5 35 35 -A the New York Stock Exchange Soles(hds) High Low Lost Chg. 13 8 8 8 Wnippany Harold Tucker 102 40'A 39 40 53 14 14 14 11 21 21 21- automatically make forecasts, this is the key story being flashed by reliable signals today. It will be a year of continued expansion. When we close 1966, we will be finishing six straight years of upturn and in February, we will be starting the seventh.

But the seventh year is shaping up as a period of slower overall growth in the total value of goods and services we produce. The rise 3 77 77 77 Vt 75 40'A 39 39 l'A Dr. Edith Bairdain Once ujith ITT 35 38 38 38Va Vt 15 3934 39'A 39'i- c'lrn 247 S6 55V4 5l'A Pwr 193 45 44 44 70 vt 5'A Vt 33 33 V. of Clifton has been made national advertisting sales manager of American School University. He joined the publication as marketing manager in 29 Vt Ing Rand 2 Inland Stl 2 43 38'A 37 38 Vt 115 31 31 31 13 29 29'A 29 Vt 35 31 31 31- 2 28 28 28 Vt 474 36'A 33 352 43 31 31 31 V4 Her previous experience includes more than five years with International Telephone 61A- 'A 63 383 379 381 27 'A 7- Vi 61 'A 144 35 33 35V4 130 54'A 53 54 66 36 35 36 1 1963.

Tucker is a graduate of 28'A 60 Vj 27 7 6OV4 28 Vt 34H 24 22'A 4 and Telegraph Corp. Dr. Bairdain is a fellow of 12 87 28H 'A 12 12'4 87 87 63 25 16 16 16'A 134 33. 33 33 34'A 'A Fairleigh Dickinson University Theodore S. Kissel of Al 7 7 Sonotone Offers Gifts to Children Irving I.

Schachtel, president of Sonotone has announced his company will again the Society for Information Dis- 24-t- 22 43 42 43 'A 25'A 24 147 34'A 50 29'A 41 61 1179 28'A .48 Th 38 6IV4 29 28H 173 35 73 24 140 23V .51 83Vi 19 75 92 51 77 63 Ufik 89 33'A 87 40H 23 31'A 23 76 76 12 8 230 26 43 76 3 38A 559 94 4 48 47 48 14 31 30 31 Vt in "real" Gross National Product Wa 10rter 83 Vi 83 WinnDx 1.44 38 38 lendale has been appointed dh rector of the eastern regional 74 74 Dlay. a professional society she helped form. She is also active in the American Psychological 187 19 19 19- 90'A 93 3 68 69 Woolworth 1 Xerox Co 1 XYZ 77 meaning the total value of our production minus the amount contributed by price increases is projected at 181 222 219 220 Vt Ins Cop 2d I 4.40 IntHarv 1.80 I Mining IntNick 2.80 Intl Packers Int Pap. 1.35 1.35 ITE CB lg Itek Corp JohnsM 2.20 JonLogn .80 Jones 2.70 Jostens .50 Joy Mfg l'A Kaiser Al 1 KanCSIn 2 Kan GE 1.28 KansPLt .93 KavserR .60 computer center of ITT Data Services, located in Paramus. 52 1 46 149 27 27 27 YonqST 1.80 Association and the American 33 give 1,00 free Sonotone hearing 51 43 47 169 53 51 51-1 Zenith la 43'A Vt 47 40 53 52 29 43 77 47 22 12 50 28 or slightly under 4 per cent in 1967 as against this year's probable gain in "real" GNP of more than 5 31 11- 76Vi 46'A 33 39 31 17 85 13 42 11 He will be responsible for the operation of the division's data Association for the Advancement of Science.

She is the author of several technical oaners aids on a national basis to children who need hearing aids and 18 23 27 27 AMERICAN EXCHANGE NEW YORK (UPDSelected stocks on the American Stock Exchange processing and data transmis per cent 8PA 14'A 46 18 85- 14'A 'A 463 6 'A who do not now have them be 44 43 44l 7-8 per cent increase in this 113 concerned witl information dis 22 319 225 237 41 AbexCp 1.60 AcmeMk 2g Adresso 1.40 Admiral Air Prod .20 Air Red 2.50 Alcan Alu 1 AllegCp AILudSt 2.20 AllegPr 1.20 AlldCh 1.90g AlliedSt 1.32 Allis Chal 1 Alcoa 1.60 Amerada 3 Am Airl l'i A Brest 1.60 Am Can 2.20 AmCyan AElec 1.44g AmExp Isbr A For 1.16 AHom 1.80a A MF .90 AMetCI 190 Amer Motor A NtGs 1.80 Amer Photo AmSmelt 3a Am Stand 1 A Sugar 1.40 2.20 Am Too 1.80 A Zinc 1.40a Ametek la Ampex Cp Anacnda Sd ArchDn 1.60 AriiPSv .92 Armco Stl 3 Armur 1 Arm 1.20a Ashlnd Oil 1 Assolnv 1.40 Atchisn 1.60 AtlCstLn 3a AtlRlch 2.80 Atlas Corp AvcoCp 1.20 Sales(hds) High Low Last Chg Business Spending Down 35 35 35- 32 32 32 14 sion network in tne metropou-tan area, incouding subscriber 6 7 type of spending projected for X43 28 27 28 1'A Aerojet Ma 23 6 101 11 41 A 41 41 'A It will be a year in which the 22 76 5 5 play, numan tactors researcn and techninues for traffic control. Dr. Bairdain makes her 6 AlldCont .44 Am Pet centers in Garden (ty, 22 35 30 34 Vi 30 1 cause of financial reasons. This is the 13th Christmas that Sonotone has helped bring the joyous sounds of the holidays and all year 'round- pace of rise in business spend 22 34 28 37 170 Kelsy-H 1.30 Anelex Corp 1967's first half can't be called a decrease. Rather, it's a slowing from this year's frantic spending pace.

37 59 18 24 55'A 75 37 ArkLaG 1 ing for new plants and equip fcome with her husband. Dr. 13 62 62 59 82 19 676 90 24 Asso 41 23 21 23 6 9 9 9'A- 142 15 14 15 67 39 38 39 285 2'A 2 2 3 42 42 42 10 9 10 Vi 4 8tl5 8114 8tl4 9 3 3 3 Kennecon i KernCL 2.60 KimbCIrk 2 62 52 Vi ment will be half or even less downtown New York and Princeton, all linked by high spepd data transmission lines to the data processing center in 93 53'A 52 BellTCn 2.52 30 105V4 Vt 168 106', 105 Air BrozLtPw 1 than half the pace of rise in this to youngsters now deprived of 20 The serious economic distor 26 32 26 1.40 Kopper BritPet J5d 57 17 22 54 30 19'A 20 25 78 37 25 45 29 18 20 26 Vt 40 21- better hearing. vital type of spending in 1966. .80 Chief ConM Kresge 40 21 125 40 46 21 1.30 arv Coro 4 4 3 4 Kroger By itself, this deceleration tions which smeared our upturn in 1966 are forcing a slower upturn in 1967.

No more than this Fred Bairdain, at 212 Canterbury Drive. Ramsey. CSI. a division of Comouter Sciences Corporation of El Se-gundo, is principally engaged in the systems engineering and design of large electron Creole 2.60a 59 1 18 23 'A 54 Vt 30- 20 20 Va 25 80'jl 37 25- 46 301'A 52-l 32l 20 28'A 69 1 88 1 The gifts can be arranged through Sonotone of Passaic, located at 663 Main Ave. Anyone DavMn guarantees a slower pace of 22 9'A 535 26 159 80 5 37 65 26 82 46'A 204 30 22 53 Dixilyn Cp 80 23'A 22 61 9 9'A 74 9 8 44 31 30 67 42 42'A Paramils John F.

Bayles of Wyckoff has been appointed Passaic-Sussex-Bergen product marketing director of National Cash Register's new line of magnetic tape equipment. He will be overall expansion in the private Eacoro .05 is now forseen, always barring 9 'A 30 LearSleg .70 LehPtC Leh Val Ind Lehm 1.97d LOFGI 2.80a Libby Mc 41 LlggettMy 5 Fargo Oils who knows a needy child with a 52'A sector of our economy. tne unforeseeable in Vietnam. 42 45 30 29 30 Vi 20 11 11 11 49 13'A 12 12 19 3 3 .3 25 2tl2 2tll 2112 109 5 5 5 9 7 7 7 42 5 5 5 127 48 48 48l 2150112 112 112 1 5 28 28 28 FedResr .10 492 32 31 hearing loss, who does not have 10 33 10 10 Felmont Oil It will be a year characterized ic communication systems. 28 20 20 66- Firth St the advantage of an adequate by "rolling adjustments" both 3 Lionel Corp Flyng Tiger based at NCR's office at szi 27 68 88 80 Litton 2i pora can in broad areas of our economy 130 28', 5 69 160 90 173 2 69 24 67 Lockhd 2.20 2 2 FrontlerA 51 Gen Btterv hearing aid, is invited to get in touch with Donald E.

Volker, local Sonotone manager. Ballet Makers, Inc. Gets Bergen Space Ballet Makers, Inc. has taken 25 Vt Loews Thtr 5 2323- and in individual industries, and the adjustments will be up and 14 66 3 79 66 24 14 18 29 40 78 33 31 67 56 3 148 81 116 67 9 25'A 56 14 79 19'A 12 29 48 41 'A 21 80 41 33 LoneSCem 1 GreerHy .50 19'A Vi LoneSG 1.12 nusxyu 10 11 33 Vt 22'A 29 LonglLt 1.08 Mrov pi .35 down. Building of houses, for in 'No child need miss the bells of Christmas, and no teenager occupancy under a long term 41 Lee Natl Cp Lontira z.so Today' Closing Prices Tonight 7:30 'til 9 P.M.

Coll 471-5430 "You Deal With Tfca Top When You Deal With Hopp" HOPP CO. ISO Main Ave. (Faisal Perk) stance, should recover from the 63 36 36V4 21 34 33'A 2 27 27 30 28 27 17 11 11 1 32 32 36 33- 27 28 11 32 80l Lou Nash 4a 23- MeadJns .48 33 need start the New Year with LukensStl 1 Mohwk 2l lease of approximately 20,000 square feet on flcor area at the abysmal 21-year lows now be Molybdn Cp Nt Video .60 a hearing a handcap, because MackTrk 51 23 32 30 31 1 9fl 44 44 44 26 50 49 32 5 5 25 10 9 2 11 11 1 33 33 3 22 22'A 56 24'A 23 89 15 1511 43 57 56 197 49 47 165 5 5'A 10 18 18 4 18 18 24 6'A 6 147 26 25 18 5 4 35 25 25 16 6 6 40 5 5 tair Lawn Industries' property ing recorded. Auto sales, though, should be lower than in 1966. 49 12 New ParkM MacyCo 1.60 139 12 12 17 22'A 22 22'A 'A PacNwTel 1 MadF 2.7ia of family financial problems," Mr.

Volker said today. 35 49'A 48 4 49 49 49 Vi 15 56 47 5 18'A A 18'A 6 26 4- Vi 25 6 Rep Foil .40 at 20-10 Maple Fair Lawn. The lease was negotiated by 41 29 28 369 42 41 "41 Magma 3.60 Magnvx .80 Mar Oil 2.40 Total after-tax personal incomes will be propelled strongly up 53 52 RyanCn Pet SeabdW Air 59 63 62 63 5 172 94 54 52 Louis Schlesinger Newark 22 28 27 2814 MarMId 1.30 ShatDenn 5i 1 32 31 ward by higher Social Security 4 45 44 44 'A Marshal IF 2 realtors. 251 30 29 SlgnalOHA 1 Sontone 749 21 20 20 Martin Ma 1 benefits and fat pay hikes. Total 57 16 57 Babcock l'A BaltGE 1.52 jf Bait Ohio BangrS Basiclnc .80 Bath It 1.40 Beat Fd l'A Beaunlt .75 Beckml BeechA BeechN 1.40 i .50 i Bendix 1.40 Z.

BethStl l'Ao Black 1.40 Boeing 1.20 4. BolseCas .25 I Borden 1.20 BorgWr 2.20 BostEd 1.76 Bourns Inc BrisMy i Br Shoe 2.40 9 Brunswick BucyE 1.60a i Budd Co .80 Bulova I Burllnd 1.20 Burroughs 1 Ballet Makers, Inc. manufac 325 22 21 22 Massey 1 StdMetal .20 5 62'A atfer-tax corporation profits. 34 Vt 54 34 33 Mav us 1.60 Statham Ins tures theatrical and sports foot 16 12 McCro 1.20g Svntex .40 49 28 52- 54l 32l 29 "A 57 Vt 63 21 Vt 31 39 38'A 1 20 58! 52'A Vt 7A 23- 13- 21 1 though, will be moderated by 32 Mcuonni .40 wear bearing the trade name of Can'! I0QU0 Technlco .40 Trl Contwt 16 16 33 32 32 31 73 73'A 45 45 McGrE 1.20 Main Paterson. Cameloc Increases Dividend Rate Directors of Camloc Fastener Paramus, have increased the regular quarterly dividend rate on common stock to 20 cents per share.

The dividend is payable on Feb. 15, to shareholders of record at the close of business on Jan. 31. The previous quarterly dividend on common stock was 15 cents per share paid last Nov. 15.

The dividend declared tdoay places the Camloc Fastener common stock on an annual basis of 80 cents per share against 60 cents previously. The new dividend declaration represents the second successive increase in the cash dividend rate in the past two months. In addition, a 20 per cent stock dividend was paid last Aug. 31. cumoing wage and other costs.

5 24 23 24 412 73 72 72 'A 63 9 8 8 1 35 35 35 Vi 2 11 11 11 19 17 16 17 8 20 20 20 'A 32 73'A Vi The firm began busi Utahl WsNuclr .20 327 40 20 5 8 61 148 45 18 ness operations in New York in the suspension of the investment tax credit, possibly an income 21 30'A 38 38 20'A 56 52 7 23 13 19 28'A 291 64 49 21 162 31 47 39'A 23 38 .35 21 76 58 2 52'A 474 7 56 23'A 35 13 167 21 78 28 186 89 18 18 ZaleCorp .68 McGrHill la McKess 1.80 Mclean Mead 1.90 Merck 1.40a 1 42 42 42 the year 1887. 78- tax boost as well. Maui office and manufactur 37 78 36 25'A llSIilO? Assuming that "slowdown 25 MidSoUt .76 All sales In nunareds (00 omitted) except for those designated (z) which are traded In 10-share lots and carried In full. DIVIDENDS: (a) plus exra; (b) paid last year; (c) payment on accumu 24 24 Vt Mldld 1.40 is the key word for the private 28 72 37 74 25 9 25 X10 28 166 83 8 23 28 28 1.30 ing operations now located at 619 W. 54th St.

will be supplemented by the new location in 87 88 1.20 sector of our economy in 1967, lated dividends; (d) declared or paid so Shop Dy 83 83 23 23 Vt 5 5 1 tne crucial question which log 22 5 Mo Kan Tex tar Tnis year, no regular rate; (e) casn plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) capital distribution; (i) per 7 79 79 79 Mo Pac A 5 Fair Lawnwhich will serve as a central warehouse and distri ically follows is "Will this turn 24 34 27 26'A Vt 52 Vt 127 48 46 47 1 MobilOl 1.80 cent in stock; (k) per cent In stock paid 323 43 42 42 Mnsto 1.60a last year; (x) ex-aividend. FRACTIONS bution center serving the na into a stall?" The danger of this always is present in the sort of 30V; MontDk 1.52 (f) Indicates following fiaure Is fraction 45V4 MontPr 1.56 tional market. 19'A Vt In 32nds; (I) Indicates following figure 32 20 10 30 30 25 32 32'A 211 21 20 22 23 23'A MontWard 1 smorgasbord economy" we 70 23'A The new distribution center Morrell is fraction in 64ths; (r) indicates following figure Is fraction In 128ths; (s) Indicates following figure Is fraction in have recently developed. NEW JERSEY BELL Motorola 1 17 24 24 51 34 33 120 27 25 16 26'A 25 8 52 52 26 45 44 91 19'A 9 12 70 70'A 81 14 13 46 20 19 186 36 35 60 51 50 22 28 27 56 39 38 20 14 14 82 39 38 36 12 12 120 37 36 3 38 38 199 112 109 109 7 28 28 28 Vt will commence operations in A MtFuel 1.68 "Stall" Chance Remote 12 21 21 21 Vi MtStTel 1.12 January. 9 19'A 19 19 But while the danger of "stall" cannot be laughed off, it appears 13 20 36 51 27- 38- 14 39 12'A 37 38 61 68 45 451.4 4514 1 MurpCo 1.20 NatBIsc 1.90 Nt Cash 1.20 Dairy 1.40 256ths; (t) Indicates following figure is fraction in 16ths.

High Low for the year column (H) new high for year; (L) new low for yeor. Area Stock Report 144 70 69 70 exceedingly remote as of now. 63 35 35 35 The reason is that most of our 192 41 NatOlst 1.60 NatGyps 2g current and projected slowdown NtLead 3'Ad 18 61 61 NatStee 2 Becfon Dick'n is the result of deliberate poli 40 41 'A 27 27- 56 57l 40 40 13 13 Vt 39 39 15 16 'A 26 27 46 46 Vi Nat Tea 8.0 Chemway 37 38'A 92 94! 18 18 cies to compel it. 89 28'A 158 58 86 41 12 13 22 39 15 16 30 27 49 46 X71 68 Nev Pwr .8 4 Sales High Low Close Cg. 12200 39'A 38'A 38'A 1 4900 7 6 6 16700 66 651.

7, 3200 28 28 28 Vt 600 34 34 34 500 6 6 6 Vt Newberry 31 33 34 If today's slowing reflected a Holt Rne Interchem Nopco Pantasote Raybestos Man ig "natural" demands for Ncngcl 1.36 Newm 2.20g NYCnt 3.12a NiagMo 1.10 68 68'A Vi 52 38 38 94 9 19 750 34 14 25 94 27 157 46 52 41 33 90 61 29 155 60 66 28 101 62'A Unquoted goods and services, the threat 21 21 47 21 Vornado 2000 24 24 24 Va 22 101 101 101' a 25 26 45 41 89 28 58 28'A 60 of recession would be clear. For 179 50 47 50 2 NoAmA 2.80 15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS NEW YORK (UPI) The 15 most 28 50 50 50 if this were the case, the "nat 33 49 48 49 1 active stocks traded on the New York ural sag could become cumu 8 32 31 31 NoNtGs 2.40 No Pac 2.60 NoStPw 1.52 NorthropC 1 NwstAirl .60 NwBa 1.90a 110 27 26 27 Vt Stock Exchange Wednesday. Sales Close Chg. lative and lead to an unhealthy 79 123 121 122 Benauef 173,700 2 22 45'A 44 44 aegree or retreat, with all this 40 25A 25 136 25A 24 108 44'A 43 33 50 50'A 49 43 41 Alcan 117,900 27 Vt Soerry Rand 99,200 29 Dymo Indust 77,500 19 1 would imply to emDlovment 27 27 Vi Ohio Ed 1.20 29'A 29' 1 la Ford 75,700 41 Vt 19 19 OklaNG 1.12 Chrysler 75,000 34 payenecks, sales, profits. But the slowing we're experi encing is the result of "artifi 61 62'A OllnMat 1.80 25 Vt 26- 45V4-1 41 89 29 58- 28 62'A 1 25'A Vt 25 43'A Vt 50'A 43'A l'A 31 46 58 Vt 29- 50 Vt 29 Vt 81 42 42 1 15- 72 33'A 48 43'A l'A 43'A 22 6 18V2- Vt 36 Mar Marietta 74,900 20 28 OrangeR .96 28'A 38 Am 67,600 54 Vt 34 27 13 30'A 27 19'A 168 62 11 28'A 53 38 96 17 55 70 59 59 66 18 otis El co 2 Gen Motors 66,400 70'A 17 OutbdM .80 cai, deliberately engineered Y(D)1F 38 17'A 68 58 18 SCM Corp 62,900 67 Fair Camera 61,600 126 3 OwensC 1.40 68'A 2 58 restraints.

Owenlll 1.35 Itek Corp 55,900 93 3 Calif Pack 1 ColHcIa 1.20 CamoblSo 1 CanDryCp 1 CnPac 2.90d CaroPL 1.28 CarolTel .68 Carr 1.60a CartrW GweMI) Co CaterTr 1.20 Celunese 2 CenSoya .80 Cerro 1.60g Certain-t .80 Cessna 1.40 CFI Stl JOd ChamP 1.30 ChmSPI 2.20 Ches Ohio 4 1 ChiNoWst 4 Chi RlfcPac Chrysler 2 Cin Gas 1.10 CIT Firl 1.60 CitlesSv 1.80 CleveEt 1.68 CocaCol 1.90 Colgate Co 1 Collins .60 Col IntG 1.40 CBS l0g Col Gas 1.36 dm ur 1.80 ComSlv 1.20 ComwEdis 2 Com Sat Cp ConsEd 1.80 ConsFd 1.40 ConsNG 3.20 ConsNGs wl ConsuP 1.90 Contanr 1.30 Cont Air .80 ContBk 2.20 ConCan 1.90 ContMot .40 ContOI 2.60a Contrl Data Ci.nPd 1.60 Crane 1.60g CrownZ 2.20 Crucibl 1.20 Cudohy Co CurtissWr 1 Cyprus 1.20 Dan 1.20g DanaCp 22.0 Dayco 1.60 Lt 1 2 Oeert 1.10a Lviutrf l.oua DetEdls 1.40 Dla Alk 1.20 DianaSt Diners Distill Sea 1 Dougls DowChem 2 Dresser l'A Duke 1.20 DuPont 5d DuqneL 1.60 EastAIr EastSStl .90 EKodk 1.60a Eaton l'A EIPasoNG 1 Eltra End Johnsn Erie Lackw Essex Evrshp Ex-Cell 2.20 Fair CI FairHIr Fairmont 1 FedMoa 1.80 18 tight, expensive money Is Ampex 53.500 25 OxPaper .80 PacGas 1.30 243 31 53 46 86 58 13 29 48 51 52 30 93 81 6 43 113 42 9 15 158 74 116 33 175 49 18 43'A 38 43 34 22 15 6 35 18 64 36 31 46 8'A 29 50 29 80 42 41 15 72 33 48 42 43 22 6 18 35 Anken Chem 49,800 12 1 35'A 'A 52 35'A 35 primarily responsible for the Spartans Ind 49,600 16 1 PacLtCp 1 26 21 Pac pw 1.16 NYSE INDEXES 21 1.20 collapse in housing starts. Easier money would help revive this basic industry. Laree num Close Change 59 Pan Am .60 33 44.80 44.54-6.01 26 Panhdl 1.60 ParkeDv la Peabody 1 Penney la bers of families want to build Common Index Industrials Transport utilities Fnlance 48.98 40 60 45.03Unch 44.34 and buy houses. When they can 13 Vt 26 21 21 58 33'A 26 39 59 12 36 52 36'A 75 73 62 31 32 Penn Dx .60 34 26 46 22 226 2 l'i 274 59 37 34 120 27 29 40 47 60 69 13 21 36 79 53 36 36 49 76Va 73 74 48 63 36 31 X43 32 36 get tne credit to do so, they will PennPL 1.48 94 14 55 53 Pa RR 2.40a 20 20'A 20 Vt 37 36 37 25 24 25 36 PeopGs 1.84 75 PepsiCo 1.60 deserves 741'A Pfizer 1.20a MARKET INDEXES NYSE Index 44.80 off 0.01 ASE Index $13.81 up 0.10 UPI Indicator 88.24pcup0.27pc Dow-Jones Ind 817.98 up 1.28 500 Stocks 82.64 Off 0.09 UPI MARKET INDICATOR Closing net price change of all NYE Phelps 3.40a 63 31 32 PhilaE 1.48 light, expensive money plus the suspension of tax incentives Dlus the recognition that the economy is being deliberately restrained are factors in the sharp reduction in business plans to invest in new plants and equ'pment. Easier money plus 50 Phil Mr 1.40 PhllPet 2.20 Pillsbry 1.15 263 50 50 17 38 38 26 41 40'A 38- 320pnm.oded, compute by Quotron 41 14 28 28'4 28 29 68 67 67- ll 33 33 33 35 34'A 33 34 35 32 31 31 Vt 10 7 7 7 30 18'A 18 18'A 3 31 30 30 242 47 46'A 46 165 65 64 65 204 30 28 30 1 36 41 41 41 106 153 151 152 29 29 29 29 nper i.4ua service, was up 0.27 (27-100ths per centl PlttPIG 2.60 76 53 52 53 442 167 164'A 164'A l'A 56 74 73 73 Polaroid .40 from previous day's close.

Using April 1, 1966 prices as a 100 base, the Indicator closed Wednesday at 23 Procter 2 PubSCol .90 1.54 the renewal of tax incentives 34 Vi 46 Pullmn 2.80 RCA .80 88.24. I Short Volume Advances 635 6 4,260,000 Declines 536 2,500,000 Unchanged 261 710,000 Total 1,437 7,470,000 plus recognition that artificial restraints are off demands would change this pattern. Meanwhile, A 59 23 23 45 34 34 24 44 43 302 46 46 23 47 46 119 34 33 69 32 31 330 55 53 13 14'A 13 46 Vt 34 Vt 32'A 54 to be 13 (U)M 99 41 40 41 i 169 27 25'2 27 1'A 65 54 53 54 35'A 35 15 Vt Belmont Chain Link Fence with ALUMINUM LATTICE For Beauty Privacy Protection Save On Off Season Prices 15 26'A 26 178 35 23 16 116 26 1 26 43 28 26 26 27- 311 83 Sl'A 82 5 14 13 13 Vt 101 129 126 129 1 121 25 24 25'A 123 17 17 17 17 40 40 40 37 22 20 22 1 31 7 7 7 39 42 41 41 166 19 18 191 11 J9 48 48'A-1 616 127 123 126'A3 55 16 16 16 30 14 13 13 19 30 29 29- Vt 11 25 25 25 40 46 45 45 22 23 23 23 40 17 17 17'A 61 50 49 50 103 31 30 31 Vi 49 14 14 14V, 757 41 40 41 Vt 103 18 17 18 53 41 40 40 43 26 26 26- 27 23 96 24 23 35'A 115 35 35 44'A 45 1 11 45 5 21 21 21 Vi 25 92 25 24 39 39 38 kvlM 'ft'----'-' 38 FerroC 1.20 Flrestn 1.30 FstNSt 2'Ad FlintkoteC 1 FlaPwr 1.36 FMC Cp .75 FdFoirS .90 FordMt 2.40 ForemO .50 FreeptS l'A Fruehuf 1.70 27 40 Ralston 1.20 Rayette .48 Raynier 1.40 Raython .80 Reading Co Rep Stl 2'j Rexall Rey Met .90 Reyn Tob 2 Riegel .80 Robertshw 1 RochG 1.1 Og Rockwll 1.50 Rohr Cp .80 RoylD 1.79d RubroldCo 2 Ryn Aer .20 Safewy 1.10 StJosLd 2.80 St Reg 1.40g SanDGs 1.64 Sang El .40 Schnley 1.40 Scherlng 1 Senium 1.20 SCMCp- Scott Papr 1 SbrdAL 1.80 SearsRoe la ShamOil 1 Sharon Stl 1 ShellOII 1.90 ShellTr ShellerM 1g Sheratn Simns 1.20a Sinclair 2.40 SmKIn 1.80a SoCalEd l'A SouthCo 1.02 SoNatG 1.30 Sou Pac 1 SthnRy 2.80 27'A 40 27 28 53 43 65 81 27 15 40 27 29 53 29 96 55 38 44 629 68 28 IV. 29 Vt 54 44 Va 67 GnAcco 1.20 27- 18'A 34 174 27 26 10 42 42'A 42'A Vt 24 18 47 35 444 22 88 52 127 97 96 76'A 156 49 X19 36'A 48 35 33 49 36A 33J- Vi 33 20 51 'A 96 75'A 48'A 64'A 69 61 31 61 61 1 19 19 30 30 9'A 9 Vi 27'A 27 it, 18'A 35'A- 22 1 52 96- V. 75'A 48 64'A Vi 62- 31 19.

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