Stock Ownership Grows Across States Before Crash
AP analysis shows 17 million Americans owned stock before last month’s drop, with California and New York leading in owners. The Census based view reveals rising ownership among minors, housewives, and workers, with per capita leaders in Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia New Jersey and Vermont.
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Austin Herald June 26 1962 brief
The Austin Minnesota Herald dated Tuesday June 26 1962 presents local news and brief notices from Austin and surrounding area. It reflects community events and daily happenings of that period.
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Civic Leaders to honor composer Rodgers on 60th birthday
New York observers report Richard Rodgers, celebrated composer of stage hits and 60th birthday today, will be feted by cultural leaders. Rodgers reflects on aging, his creative process, and ongoing work with Jay Lerner as he eyes new projects after No Strings and Carousel.
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Allow Dependents Back in Vientiane
An American Embassy spokesman said dependents of American officials in Laos may return to Vientiane after evacuations in August 1960 following Capt Kong Le’s coup. Most families moved to Bangkok, Thailand, as a coalition government formed. no figure was given on how many will return.
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Justice Black Shown Reading View as Prayer Is Read Out Window
On the Supreme Court bench Hugo Black, 76, listens as Archibald Cox lauds his 25th term. The high court, by a 6 to 3 vote, struck down a New York public school prayer, upholding the First Amendment for church state separation. Critics fear erosion of spiritual heritage while supporters hail broader religious freedom. Black values free speech as absolute.
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Syria accuses Israel of aggression after border clash
Syria filed an official complaint with the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Jerusalem accusing Israel of aggression after artillery and gunfire exchanges near the Tal Elkadi frontier area. A Syrian spokesman said Israel shelled Nkhevla and Syria returned fire as Israel blamed Syria for the incident.
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Engineers Hold Public Hearing on Minnesota Lake Reservoirs
The Army Engineers regulate water levels of six Minnesota headwater lakes feeding the Mississippi. Col. W B Strandberg notes the aim is fair relief for musk ratters, farmers, fish, campers, and recreationists while preventing ice jams and floods. A public meeting occurs Wednesday in Grand Rapids to discuss the system and gather ideas.
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One of Hollywood's Brightest Heads to New York Show
AP dispatch profiles Jim Backus as he heads to New York for a 13 week summer replacement hosting CBS Talent Scout replacing The Garry Moore Show on Tuesdays starting July 3. The piece notes Backus’ career, banking on his Mr McGoo voice, recent projects, and preference for work over staying in Hollywood.
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California Pilot Dies in Minnesota Crash
AP reports 41 year old Richard R. Tripp of Lompoc California died after his light Beechcraft Bonanza lost a propeller on takeoff near the Minneapolis St. Paul airport. The plane crashed into a wooded area east of the field, narrowly missing nearby homes.
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Nixon to Represent U S at Danish Independence Day Meet
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will represent the United States in Denmark for July 4 Independence Day at Rebild National Park in Jutland. He will speak on the Declaration of Independence amid global ideological conflicts before more than 50 000 attendees. The site was purchased in 1909 by Americans of Danish birth and deeded to Denmark in 1912 to mark the signing.
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Benny Goodman Arrives in Kiev
Benny Goodman and his all star band reach Kiev, U.S.S.R., after a successful Leningrad tour. Goodman delays in Leningrad to prepare for a chamber music date in Moscow next week. The opening Kiev concert is scheduled for Wednesday night.
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