Burma Faces Opposition to One Party Plan
In Rangoon Gen Ne Win pushes a 28 point manifesto The Burmese Way to Socialism aiming to unify Burma under a single party The Socialist People's Freedom League opposes the plan fearing dictatorship The National United Front backs Ne Wins plan while Pyidaungsu wavers and the opposition negotiates a possible coalition.
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Rangoon
Burma
Ne Win
People’s Freedom League
League
National United Front Party
Pyidaungsu
U Nuand
Revolutionary Council
Plaa
National United Front
Stow to Begin Six Months of Active Duty Training
Robert L. Stow of 1305 Drexel Dr reports to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on July 6 for six months of active duty training. Upon completion he returns home and continues training with the 316th Chemical Company in Anderson.
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Robert L. Stow
DrexellDr
Fort Leonard Wood
316Th Chemical Company
Anderson
Harold T. Rodgers
Pendleton
Indiana University
Lapel
Woodrow Porter
Rt. 3
Charles Howell
Air Force
Army
Navy
US Public Health Service
Government reports show shift from stocks to bonds and banks
The SEC data for January-March 1961 show individuals moving funds out of equities into bank deposits and securities. Mutual funds and pension funds bought stock indirectly, while individuals added to savings and invested in corporate bonds and government securities, amid a broader market decline.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Wall Street
Kennedy
SEC
U. S
New Suits Filed in Circuit Court Highlights Damages and Divorce
Charles B. Geller sues Dorothy Muse James Muse Danny Ray Hinds and Raymond G. Hinds for damages and loss of services seeking 25000. Fred Stewart and Ethel Lee Stewart sue John H. Stewart for divorce.
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Charles B. Geller
Dorothy
James Muse
Danny Ray ‘Hinds
Raymond G. Hinds
Fred and
Stewart
Superior Court
Dorothy Eunice Lawrence
Dewayne Dewrence
DeArmond
Booram
Virginia White
Harold White
Joe C. Boone
Nancy M. Boone
iFred Robertson
Buster Langston
Irene Langston
Mae Beman
Daniel D. Quickel
Peter J. Marino
Oscar
Shirley Wellens
Stew
Hart
Austin
Barbara Ann Jones
George ‘Baker
Barbara Baker
Roland Rex Lacy
Linda Lou Lacy
Rail Leaders Attack Bill On Mergers In Senate Hearings
Rail executives attacked a Kefauver bill to block certain mergers until 1964 during Senate antitrust hearings. Penn Central and others seek approvals as ICC hearings loom, with executives arguing mergers boost efficiency and competition.
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Washington
UPI
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
James M. Symes
Ons Railroad Board
Kefauver
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
New York Central
Symes
Pennsylvania Central
Leonard H. Murray
Soo Line Railroad
Jervis Langdon Jr
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate
Wabash
Murray
Langdon
B&o
C&o
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Courthouse News
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John H. Stewart
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Space Electronics Division
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