Wild Stock Market Enthusiasm Fades In June Slump
AP reports a sharp drop in trading after a feverish buying period. NYSE volume dips from over 5 million to about 3 million shares daily while American Exchange falls from 4 million to around 1.5 million. Analysts cite cautious investing, softer earnings momentum, and waning tips as reasons. totals show a six-week peak then a steep retreat. Kenneth Ward notes customers stop asking what is hot as the mood cools.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Return to Work Heart Patients Told
ROCHESTER, N Y Nine ty one percent of all heart patients should return to work after pulmonary attacks says a Philadelphia heart specialist Dr. David Gelfand Many patients men in particular may quit work and have wives become breadwinners resulting in increased household strain He notes that many jobs are less strenuous than assumed and heart damage can follow other duties The broader market view includes pauses and sober reappraisal amid stock activity with warnings from exchange leaders influencing public perception.
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David Gelfand
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Art Greider
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NEA Books 1968 Convention Now
Atlantic City hosts the Association for Supervisors and Curriculum Development convention for 1968, booked far in advance as city officials note its record timing. Henry Gellerman of Bache & Co. supports the timely warnings and brokerage firms urge careful planning and outreach to clients.
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National Education Association
Atlantic City
Henry Gellerman
Bache & Co
Funston
Young Faubus Enters Special Election Campaign
Farrell Faubus 22, son of Governor Orval Faubus, files for Madison County state representative in a June 27 special election. A University of Arkansas law student and former Huntsville High football star, he aims to campaign vigorously with political views aligned to his father. The elder Faubus offers no stance on the bid.
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Arkansas
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Madi
Son County
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Faubus
Madison County
National Guard
Little Rock Central High School
Eisenhower
Tragic Appomattox Crash Claims Ten Lives
A Sunday road collision near Appomattox Va killed eight people from two vehicles including a family of five and a group of teenagers. Survivors and injured were reported from Farmville Pamplin and Lynchburg with driver details pending police statements.
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Lawrence Hensley
Pamplin
Hensleys
Sheila
Patricia White
Kaye White
Jane Southall
Cornelia
Farmville
Edward Williams
Lynchburg
Penny Southall
Gerald Prince
Roger Davis
Prince
Hensley
Billy Graham on mental illness and salvation
In response to questions about mental disturbances among Christians, Billy Graham explains that believers are not supermen and share human frailties. He notes mental illness can be inherited and often requires grace or miracles, but faith in God can ease distress and atonement covers those unable to decide for Christ. He also suggests rejecting Christ can contribute to suffering.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Fairmont and Winnebago Plants Struck by Teamsters
Teamsters Local 487 struck Stokely-Van Camp Inc. canning plants in Fairmont and Winnebago. Pickets set by about 600 to 700 workers halted two trucks and disrupted the frozen pie and general canning operations. The dispute centers on a money clause after stalled negotiations since February 28.
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Fairmont
Winnebago
National Labor Relations Board
Fairmont Pie
Barbara Burns Goes Blind, Friend Says
Barbara Burns 23, daughter of the late Bob Burns, is under observation at UCLA Medical Center for an eye condition. A friend claims she is going blind, with inflammation of the optic nerve causing only blurs. He says she is destitute and fund-raising is needed to avoid her removal from the hospital.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Burns
Bob Burns
Ucla Medical Center
Jack Strait
Miss Burns
Strait
German-born journalist Albert Deutsch dies at 55
Albert Deutsch, 55, a pioneer in mental health reporting and former New York columnist, died Sunday of a heart attack in Roffey Park Horsham England. He won the Lasker Award for mental health coverage and the George Polk Journalism Award in 1949.
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Horsham
England
Albert Deutsch
New York
Deutsch
Lasker
George Polk
Small sports cars use new Akron foot bridge as shortcut
Akron officials face trouble as eight foot clearance and sharp turns on a new foot bridge fail to deter drivers of small sports cars who use it as a shortcut. The issue raises safety concerns and potential enforcement steps.
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Akron
Ohio
Follows Procedure of Previous Mishap Follows Procedure of Previous Mishap
Highway patrolman Charles Douglas lost control while responding to an accident in Lebanon Tennessee. He fell from his squad car and landed on the seat of his pants suffering cuts and bruises. Neal Baker 25 of Mount Juliet also suffered cuts and bruises in the same incident.
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Lebanon, Tenn
Charles Douglas
Neal Baker
Mount Juliet
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