13 Accused Of Plotting In Stock
The SEC filed a complaint in New York federal court accusing 13 Texas Gulf Sulphur insiders of withholding copper discovery news for five months while buying over 45,000 shares worth more than 13 million dollars. Three tipped 10 others and a leading New York bank, who bought over 26,000 shares valued at about 1.8 million. Names include Fogarty, Mollison, Clayton, Holyk, Darke, Crawford, Lamont, Coates, Stephens, Kline, O Neill, Murray, and Huntington.
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Washington
UPI
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Securities and Exchange Commission Fed
Southern District Federal Court of
New York
Timmins
Ont
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
Charles F. Fogarty
Rye, Dly
Richards D. Mollison
Greenwich
Thomas P. O'Neill
John A. Murray
Ridgewood
N.Y
Gulf Sulphur
Earl L. Huntington
Elmhurst
Time Inc cofounder urges limited press self discipline
Kenry R. Luce, cofounder of Time Inc., told a Yale audience that some press restrictions are needed to protect fair trials. While a Chubb Fellow at Yale, Luce criticized editors with long standing self discipline codes and argued the press has a poor track record of self regulation.
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New Haven
UPI
Kenry R. Luce
Time, Inc
Chubb
Yale University
Luce
Record Crest Threatens Mississippi Flood Areas
La Crosse faces a record crest as 107000 gallons of gasoline in a tilting tank increases fire risk amid rising Mississippi floodwaters. evacuations near Winona, divers seal sewers, and officials warn of broader damage across Minnesota Wisconsin with thousands displaced and dozens of deaths.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Mississippi River
Fred Genz Sr
Mississippi
Winona
Minn
National
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red Cross
Iowa
Ilinois
Missouri
King Sees Signs of Progress but Boycott Continues
SELMA Alabama and nearby areas report momentum in the Negro voter registration drive sparked by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He notes progress in civil rights but urges action to ensure reforms. In Camden and Selma demonstrations face police orders while court injunctions appear over school walkouts.
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Selma
Ala
Marlin Luther King
Alabama
Montgomery
King
Browns Chapel
A.M.E. Church
Camden
Wilcox County
Ralph D. Abernathy
Camden Church
Antioch Baptist Church
Dallas County
Boards of Registrars
Chambers of Commerce
Racist To Run In Virginia Governor Race
George Lincoln Rockwell, 47, Arlington resident and head of the American Nazi party, filed a petition to be a Virginia governor candidate. He says he will run as a constitutional white Christian candidate to make Virginia administration the most constitutional white Christian state in the U S A. The Virginia Election Board will not certify him until the 255 signatures on his petition are checked.
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George Lincoln Rockwell
Virginia
Rockwell
Arlington
U.S.A
Virginia Election Board
Baltimore Sun shuts down after 128 years amid guild strike
Baltimore's Sun papers halted publication for the first time in 128 years as a four day strike by the American Newspaper Guild escalated. Stereotypers and other workers refused to cross picket lines, halting a plan to print a typeless edition. The Washington Newspaper Guild condemned the walkout amid collapsed contract talks.
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Baltimore, Md
UPL
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Washington Newspaper Guild
Sunpapers
Silent Spring Critique Drawn In Congress Report
A House subcommittee report released Monday accuses Rachel Carson of unnecessarily alarming the public with The Silent Spring. It says her warnings of pesticides caused panic and ignores their essential role in the US economy, noting interviews with 185 scientists and 3 physicians and challenging long-term cancer risk claims.
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Washington
UPI
House
Rachel Carson
U.S
Miss Carson
United States
American Medical Association
University Medical Schools
Subcommittee
Doctors Claim Hormones Make Skin Look Younger Safely
In a half-woman test led by a New York dermatologist, estrogenic hormones were applied to one side of 50 middle aged women's faces and hands with the other side as control. Results showed fewer lines and softer complexion on treated areas with no local or systemic effects. A Hormonex Beauty Serum claims rapid action and safety, offering a 100 day supply for $3.50 and a refund if unsatisfied.
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New York
England
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