The Times Record from Troy, New York • Page 37

THl TIMES MCOIID, TROY, N. WEDNESDAY EVENINg, MARCH 29, 1967 37 Latest Prices From New York, American Stock Exchanges Prices Mixed At Mid-Day On Exchange NEW YdRK (AP) Gainers were more numerous than los crs in the stock market early this afternoon but losses by some leading blue chips depressed the averages. Trading was active. Many investors were wary as the first quarter approached its end, fearing that reports of first-quarter earnings would compare unfavorably with the year ago quarter. Some analysts said that the market had "discounted" the expectation of poorer earnings and had "been looking longer term.

Nevertheless, there was enough selling to give the market scrambled pattern. The Dow industrial average at noon was off 1.84 at A gain of .00 at 311.32, how ever; was shown at noon by the D.ow.Jories average of 65 stocks, including rails and utilities as well as Associated Press average slocks- at noon was off .1 at 323.7 with industrials down 1.4, rails up' :6 and utilities. up SCM'-Corp. sank more than" 4 points as profit taking continued to affect some of the recent bif gainers. The 'aerospace section has been -rendered uneasy by van ous reports of attempts at a truce iVietnam.

Steels, motors and Juboers declined. Selected New York Stocks YORK (Ar New Yolk Stock Lxcbange ttkcttd pricti: Sam Nil IM.) Mill Ckf. A Ub 1 21 4R4 4754 ABC Con IT 1254 21U 2iU 4 Si Cp 8 3311. 3Ji Si 1M Address 1.40 75 5114 SO "ii- 14 Admiral .50 5S 2754 RcOae 3 82 8Hi Si AtcaoAlum 1 3114 30H 3K4 54 Alks Cp -20e 8 1114 ll'i iri LP 1 W4 4Hk CP 1 12 Sltt MW HUBtFdj 30 2JH 4- Idiborw.l.t* 32U j. Ideal 1 29-1714 Itfk 111 OB! 3 Imp Cp Am 51 114 IjyterRtad 2 50 414 47 4714 l'-i Uand Stl 27 3tti 37? i ImXoAoi '4ft 43 74 73 21i IdfrlkSt l.M 2 31H -t 'i JKW-ft a 7 SUES iTM i.rf 2 H-.

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He 'is' awaiting a new trial for felony murder in connection svith the rape-slaying of 15-year-old Rose Mary Snay of Cohoes more than three years ago. Justice Russell -G. Hunt, presiding in Supreme Court for Rensselaer. County, adjourned Banking Community Finally Accepts Interest Rate Drop By JOHN CUNN1FF NEW YORK (AP) Thc drop in interest rates grows broader and, as the year wears on, will become noticeable in lower end permitted two more days ofj nactivity. On Monday niornina First City finally dropped its rate and most of the remaining banks that had politelv withheld their charges for small loans.

moves now fell into line. The latest activity is the final! acceptance in the banking community of a per cent prime The Daily Investor ISy WILLIAM A. DOYLE Q. I am considering retiring. Last year Ihe fund B5 DOW, at 53.

My wife and 1 de- $7,150 in dividends and caniUt- sire to do some trailer traveling, jcforc our health prohibits it. We have no children and no outside responsibilities. Wr have $20,000 in savings accounts. paying interest. We recently sold some property, on which distributions, which we re- nvcsled in more shares.

I also have 57,000 in a teachers' retirement plan, which I can either withdraw or allow to stand until 1 rcaih 65. In dropping the prime rate to we will receive a monin lor; 5'X, per cent some bankers still the next five years and S125 subscribe lo the adage, nsist that Chase's movc was monlh for the eight years after premature. In the narrowest that. We own Ihe home we 'You can't lake it with Do you think we would be able interest rate after a two-month sense perhaps it was. In a live in.

0 maintain ourselves on the as tug of war. Banks that held out broader sense it was a Weiihha 1 0 for a higher rate have, reluctantly, succumbed. The pressure for lower rales is coining from several directions: as the avowed policy of the Johnson administration, as the obvious policy of the Federal Reserve, as a dictate of 'the slosving business expansion. For a while sonic analvsts believed that thc balance of payments problem would keep domestic interest rates from sinking. Higher rates in Europe, they said, would drain dollars abroad.

Now rates are falling also in several foreign nations, and thc United States, Britain, Italy, West Germany and France are pledged to work for easier borrowing costs. This threat tn the balance of payments' is lessening lug. Resistance Shown The greatest resistance to lower rates came from some commercial bankers. Ordinarily when a rate is reduced a large bank, as it was Jan. 26 by the Chase Manhat tan, other hanks quickly fal into line.

A consensus did not develop this time. Instead, a Deaths 0111131? Fmierals Funeral Of Mr. Volpe Thc funeral of Giuscppi Volpi svas held this morning from the Bizzarro Funeral Home and from St. Anthony's Church where the Solemn Requiem was celebrated by Rev. Lawrence Pizzzutti, O.F.M.

Res'. i 1 i Travaglionc, O.F.M., deacon and Rev. Nazarene Avello, O.F.M.," sub- deacon. The bearers were Robert Armao, Joseph Farron, Joseph Gendron and Dominic Russomanno. Interment took place in St.

Mary's Cemetery where' Father Pizzutli officiated. Mr. Lord's Funeral The funeral ot Barry M. Lord, who was falally injured in an automobile accident a was held this morning from the George r. Robert sets we have saved? A.

Why not? Having had certain amount of experience ifl trailer travel. 1 think the two you should do just fine. My blue eyed finance officer and I too 1 our brood on a five-week cross country jaunt a couple of sum mcrs ago. With four kids, it wa a noisy-- but inexpensive-- George 1'. Robert, 75, of 1174 fur- River Pleasanldalc, died! You and your svife shoul night in St.

Mary's Hospital after a brief illness. A native of St. Philippe, P.Q., have a great time. With the as sets you have built up, yo should have no financial prot Canada, Mr. Robert came to the lems.

United States at an early age! Just rom (lie dividends an and had resided in lcasantdale! ca pj la a i ns distributions" 32 years. A cabinet maker, he formerly svas employed by the Collins Lumber Co. He was a communicant of St. Augustine's Church and a member of I'leas- antdalc Fire Dcpt. Surviving are his the former Anna Bouchard; two daughters, Mrs.

John Jackuback of Temple Citv, Calif, and Miss Beatrice Robert of Troy; two sons, Loo and Walter Robert, both of Troy; 16 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren nml six sisters. Mrs. Marv Leahy Funeral Home and from! Nicholson of Colonic. Mrs. Eva St.

Nicholas' Ukrainian Orthodox Church where the Divine Liturgy svas sung by Rev. Myron P. Pacholok. The bearers were Russell Pe ouhtaine and Mrs. Cora Cuddy both of Cohoes; Mrs.

Blanche Marion and Mrs. Marcel Ar chambeault, both 'of Waterforc anH Mrs. Rprtha Schamalfus your mutual fund investment you'll have more income tha many people who hit the traile road. You have built up you fund investments very nicel. By informing the funds i which you osvn shares that yo no longer want lo reinvest, yo can start taking those dividenc and capital-gains dislributiot in cash.

Because you will be travelin complications might set in. suggest you set up an arrang ment with your bank, so that mutual fund send the dividei and capital-gains distribute checks lo the bank-- where th will be put in your accoun Then, to meet your cxpenss Prices on the American Stock, Exchange were generally higher in active trading: Burl Ind 1.20 Burroughs 1 Sfpcfe Quotations NEW YOfiK fAP) -American Stock 'selector) noon prices: Sales hlnff La 321-i .32 -Net Cal FinanI Calif Pack 1 CalmnH 1.20 SOUp-1 Can Dry .50 CdnPac l.50a JdnP. InlJOa Canteen .30 LaroPLt 1.34 CarrierCp 2 CirterW Case JI CaterTr 1.20. Ccnco ins .30 SW 1.60 (hds.) 1 AcrojctG XrkLGas 1 15 .4 Oil 62 AssfJOU fc AUisCorp wt Birnes." BrazilUFw I 105 9 32 59- 37H Campbrchlb. Cinerama Creole 19 3-16 9 3-16 9 3-16-1-16 81 6 5-16 6ii 6V 115-16 2 .16 K4-- 4 TVi'Vtt 35 Data'Cont.

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of habeas corpus obtained ty Public Defender Thomas J. O'Connor on behalf of LaBelle. And he continued a stay of leatcd dispute arose. The split in rates amounted to only 14 per cent, the difference ChampS 2.2». I 4311 Oicj.0lllo'.4".--".-".

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31 9014 89 H. 3554 35-5i 3S5i 54 Bond Averages S(l J- Rails Net ChanEfe iNoon Wel. 72.7 Day- 717 iWcck 'Aici 72.7 Month -Aco 72.7 Alft. 76.9 Hijh' 3.0 i 1967 Lou-- 70.1 1566 Hish MK6 Low .75.5 101.4. 70.1 8J.9 oriatcd Press 10 Fjn.

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said the prosecution was ready to go to trial the case when 'all defense motions are resolved. appeared at.the brief hearing' in custody; of Deputy Sheriffs Wesley Verbraska and John Leavemvorth and then was remanded to Rensselaer County Jail where lie has been held since December wjien the Court Sf iAppeals trial. the" writ; tlie public defender of of a decision of Acting County Judge John J. AicCali, who is assigned here for the LaBelle case. Judge McCall has refused lo apply the U.S: Supreme Court's guidelines of last i famous Mi- case concerning slale- or confessions; and he 56-i DowChm 2.20 DrapcrC 1.20 Dreslnd 1.25 DukePw 1.20 duPont 1.25t '5" 40.

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Small as this difference seemed to be it represented a basic dispute about the economy. Most banks felt the demand for loans dictated.a pe rcent or a 6 per cent interest charge. Chastizing of Chase became commonplace. Whereas in most disputes bankers assume an icy out restrained disdain for opponents, the scorn here was heated and unreserved. The main charge that demand for loans did not call for a lowering of rales.

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FcdtPcrs .60 FedDStr Filtro! 2.M Fircstnt 1.40 FirslChrt .511 Flintkot: I r-'la Pow 1.3* Fla PLt 1.61 FMC Cp .75 FnodFair .90 FordMot 2.40 ForeDair .50 FrccpSui 1-25 FnichCp 1.70'. ISVi 55 58' 57-5 10 3Hi 3114 SW 17 535i 4 60 46'i 46H 46i 61 5K1 65 22V'a 22 30 49i 49U 24 761'. 50 397i 39 52 IE 402 50-1 4911 fi5 251. 25 5214 51 41 32i 32 76 14 14 Wreck Delays train YORK (AP)-In-boimd commuter trains on the New York Central's Hudson Division were delayed from 20 lo 30 minutes this morning following a freight 'car 'derailment at Hastings. Accept 1.20 GenAnilF .40 Gen CIB 1.20 GenElec 2,60 Too Late To Classify CLERK--Retail, greeting cards ar candy.

Experience preferred. HOUI "Monday through Saturday. 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. Friday evening only 'till 9 p.m: Apply In person, House or Brownstcin, 53 Tnlrd BEAGLE Lost North Grcenbus! Brown while, wcarmx collar with Coblcskill address.

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suppress a state ment LaBclie gave to State Police the night of Dec. 3, 19U3. before he was' charged with first degree murder. Mr. O'Connor adjournment.

and continued stay to await outcome of an appeal Appellate Division in''another Rensselaer County Court case: The full Appellate Division docs not convene until April 25 and -Mr. O'Connor seeks to intervene in that appeal as a friend, of the court because also involves application of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in a new trial ordered before County Judge John T. Casey lor two alleged youthful offenders in a Nassau theft case. who-is Albany County surrogate, Holiday also LaBelle case without dale after reserving deaision on a preHriaL defense mokon for "voluntariness" hca'ring on LaBelle's statement concernin, the Nov.

28, 1953, death of the schoolgirl whose body was found in a culvert near Melrose. trie, Orson Moose, Terence Mc- Alanus, Dobert, John Wallers and J. Charles Sklaryk. Inlcrmcnt took place in St. Nicholas' Cenielcry where Uicr Pacholok officiated.

Miss Flaherty's Funeral The funeral ol Miss Elizabeth M. Flaherty was held this morn ng from the Leahy Funeral -lome and from St. Joseph's Church where Rev. Francis P. Melfe celebrated the Requiem High Jlass.

Interment was in Joseph's Cemelery where Father Melfe officiated. Ormond Beach, Fla. The funeral will be at 9 a.m. Friday from the AV. A.

'Toohey Funeral Home; 114th Street and Second Avenue, and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Augustine's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. Interment will.be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterford.

Arguments Unraveled Gradually; hmvcvcr, the' arguments against lowering.the,rate began to unravel. Business "conditions continued to slow and the Fed pursued its easier money policy. More and more banks fell to 5V4 percent. Last week Morgan Guaranty Trust dropped to the Chase level followed quickly by the Bank of nation's largest commercial bank. There was no for loans dictated a percent would prevail.

It was now First National Citv Bank's move 'and all hankers knew it. First City is Chase's main New York rival. It alternates with Chase as the nation's second or third largest bank. And it was one of the sources of resistance to a lower rate. holding out for two montns, First City did not rush to get in line.

Good Friday offered a respite. And the wcck- Funeral ot Mr. Fields The funeral of 'Charles REGIONAL STOCKS Quotations Irom the National AMO- ciatlon or Securities Healers are representative inter-dealtr prices as ol 11 n.m. Inter-dealer rnarkew change the day. Price.

11 do not inclule markup.mark- Bid Asked Area To Bank Board Eight area, residents were among 20 incumbents rcelccted to the Board of Directors of the State Bank of Albany at the recent annual stockholders meeting. They are Thomas W. Rourke H. McCarthy of Donovan Farrell, Nofes 7.5th Birthday BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) Cardinal Jlmdszenty observed his 75th birthday in the U.S. Embassy today, but an embassy spokesman declined to speculate whefhcr he would comply with a papal request that bishops reaching that age offer to resign.

"It is entirely between the cardinal and the Vatican," the spokesman said. Roman Catholic sources have expressed doubt that the Hungarian prelate would retire and end his self-confinement in the embassy where hp. took -refuge Nov. 4, 1956, when the Hungarian uprising was smashed. A source close to Franziskus Cardinal Kocnig of Vienna, who has often visited Mindszenty, said in Austria recently.

"I'consider it improbable that Cardinal Mindszenty will offer his resignation. If he were to do it, I consider it improbable that Pope Paul would accept it. Even if the Pope accepted it, I consider it doubtful that Cardinal Jlindszcnty would leave Hungary." If. the cardinal, resigned as and Robert Troy; Mrs. down or commission.

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Cohtl ft Stftsnn. of Nfn- Yflrk'and A i a Stock Slate Troy. AShlfy 2-OSOO. Robert Griessell, Frederick deBeer Evan E. Collins and Richard C.

Rockwell of Loudonville, and William I. Clark of Menands. Reclected bank officers were Hollis E. Harrington of Dclmar, president; Donald M. Slingei- land of Dclmar, senior vice president, a'nd-H.

Seweli Pruyn of Loudonville, senior vice president. Thc president announced that 1966 had been a record year for the hank in all -respects. Net operating earnings after taxes reached a new high of $7,020,000 which is an increase of 26 percent. He further stated that this rep- bishop of F.sztergcm and primate of Hungary, -or agreed to movc to "Rome while retaining lis titles, he would remove himself as the central issue between the Vatican and Hungary's Communist government. He would also remove an irritant to U.S.-Hungarian relations.

The cardinal considers his presence in Budapest a constant protest against the Communists who convicted him of high treason and sentenced him to life imprisonment in 1943. He is reported determined not to leave Hungary until the government guarantees full church freedom and revoks his conviction. 25Vi 26'A: resented per-sharc earnings of S7.05 with cash dividend; paid during the year of $2.20 per share. Woman Notes 100th Birthday JOHNSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) Mrs.

Elizabeth Cromcr ot this Mohawk Valley city observed her lOOlh birthday today. Mrs; Cromcr, a widow, has Former Queen Of Egypt Makes Suicide Attempt CAIRO (AP) Ex-Queen Narriman of Egypt, 33, took an overdose of sleeping piilcs yesterday in a suicide attempt doctors at the Heliopolis Hospi tal said today. doctors said thc former! ivife of'thc late ex-KinR Farouk' ivas in a coma for 18 hours but was no longer in a serious condition. There was no immediate explanation fnr the suicide at- tempi, but Narrimim is known lo have been having an unhappy Fields was held Ihis mornin from lhe Riverview Fiinern Home and -from St. Jude' Church; Wynantskill, -wher V.

Dainman celebraled the Kequiem Hig Mass. The bearers were Jeffrey James Alfred M. Field Michael Dayton, Charles I Dennis and William A. Ma John's Cemetery where Falne Dammann officiated. Mrs.

Griswold's Funeral The funeral 'of Mrs. Isabel Griswold of Speigletown Roai was held today from the William A. Toohey. Funeral Home an from St. Augustine's Church where a Requiem High -Mas was celebrated by Rev.

Arthu J. O.S.A. Rev. Frederick I. Ryan, O.S.A., svas masler ceremonies.

Bearers, all grandsons, wen Thomas David Peler A and Ronald P. Griswold. Father O'Neil officiated at the grave in St. John's Cemetery. Funeral of Fisli The funeral of Arlcigh Fisli was held today from the Brycc Funeral Home.

Rev- George Borthwick, pastor the Fifth Avenue Presbyteriat Church, officiated. The bearers were Wesley Baylis, Robert P. Stuart, Don aid T. and Gary Grogan, Edga Tulloch and George W. Kirk land.

Interment took place in Elm wood Hills Cemetery where Mr Borthwick officiated. Funeral of Mr. lloncstecl The funeral of Millard Al Bonesteel was held this morn ing from the John H. Clinto Funeral Home with Rev. Rob ert M.

Marsano, pastor-of Oak wood Presbyterian Relating. Bearers were Albert I. Hoff man, Louis M. Meusburger Theodore A. Shippey, Robert Shippey, Harold R.

Bielass an George H. Tashjian Jr. Intel ment was in Elmwood Hi Cemetery where Mr. Marsan officiated. Funeral Of Mrs.

Sheffcr Funeral services for -Mr Florence Sheffer of Schenectad; a Troy native who died Satu day at St. Petersburg, Fla were held Ihis morning at th Baxter Funeral Home Schcnc lady, with Rev. James Rhode Eastern Parkway i Church and Rev. Waller Kessli of Burnt Hills Methodist Churc officiating. just write checks.

Most anks are happy, to cooperate matter such as that. You don't provide any details the teachers' retirement plan, 'here, you have You hould look at that plan care- ully. It might be to your- ad- to leave the money here, it it.will pay you higher etiremcnt inconie-in'12 you just might 'need the depending on the'de- lails of the plan, you might do better taking tlie money out now and investing it. At any rate, you're in good financial shape for retirement; I know they say, "Yoirbhly come by-this way once." But, in your trailer you'll be passing an awful lot of people. q.

Inancrt my 000, so thtt House. Shi Is now'paring money back, mbnthlj'," with in- Icrest at 4li per cent a year. How is the tax figured on this money? A. You made a loan to your daughter. Count it just as you ivould a loan to anyone else.

Every time she pays some of the money back to you the part hat represents interest is income to you. You are supposedMo add up all those interest 'payments and report the lolal interest received by you each year as income vhen you file your income tax return. Your daughter, on the Diner land, reports lhe inlerest lays as a deduction on her irv; tax return. q. Some "years ago I bought mme insurance company stock my name as custodian (or my young nephew, under, the gift-to- minors act.

Between stock div- dcnds and rising values, this nvcslment is now worth about 10 times what I paid. When he iecomcs 21 I intend to.have the stock transferred to his name. In case he sells, can what I paid he considered his cost? Or is his cost zero? A. It's the price you paid. The stock has belonged "to the boy from the minute you bought it, under lhe gift-to-minors act.

His cost price is the purchase price. '(Mr. Doyle will'answer rep- resenlative letters of general interest in his column. They may be addressed in care of The Record Newspapers.) Produce Prices At Menands MARCH 28. 13B7 Apples.

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5 Its. 1.73-2.0} cr.mi TS', ttm 33-C-ii timm. doz. all. five sons.

She told a reporter love life. She divorced Faronk she also has several grandchil- in 1954, after he was over- dren, great grandchildren and thrown, and married an Alex- great great grandchildren but andria doctor. They were di- could not recall just how many.lvorced in 1964. TAX FREE UTILITIES DIVIDEND Of MANY PUBLIC UTILITY COMPANIES PARTIALLY TAXED FREE FROM INCOME TAX OUR RESEARCH DEPARTMENT HAS PREPARED A LIST OF UTILITY STOCKS WHOSE 1966 DIVIDEND PAYMENTS WERE BETWEEN AND 10096 TAX FREE FOR YOUR FREE COPY WRITE OR CALL STETSON I A Members New York Stock Exch. American Slock Exch.

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