Nonprofit Groups Grow Big Investors in Stock Market
A NYSE study shows nonprofit institutions held over 20 percent of NYSE stocks and accounted for 30 to 40 percent of trading activity. Endowments, foundations and churches own billions in stock with projections to reach $57 billion by 1975, fueling rising commissions and potential pressure on corporate management for moral considerations.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Yale University
University of Chicago
Vietnam
United Church of Christ
Eastman Kodakast
Firemen's Ball Planned in Biddeford by Relief Association
The 58th Annual Firemen's Ball of the Biddeford Fire Department Relief Association will be Saturday evening at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Wain Street. Proceeds benefit relief work, with Muriel's Orchestra providing music. Ball begins at 8 pm. advance tickets sold at Central Fire Station until 8 pm Saturday. Publicity chairman is Gera aaad president of the association.
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The
Relief Association
Births at Webber Hospital Highlight Local Families
At Webber Hospital a son James for Roy at 78 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach born Nov 12. A daughter Rebekah Ruth to Anarsa of Saco weighing six pounds 1% ounces born Nov 12. A son Richard Paul Jr to Ouellette of Biddeford weighing six pounds born Nov 12. A son weighing six pounds five ounces to Dow of Kennebunkport born Nov 13. A daughter Lori Ann to Martin of Biddeford weighing eight pounds 6% ounces born Nov 13. The City of Monaco acres is less than half the size of New York City's Central Park.
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Webber Hospital
Robert G. Roy
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
James Ee We
James T. Ansara
Middle St
Saco
Rebekah Ruth
Richard P. Ouellette
Biddeford
Richard Paul Jr
Angus E. Dow
Beachwood Avenue
Kennebunkport
Frederick A. Martin
Laurier St
Lori Ann
Monaco
New York City
Central Park
Reopened without incident after weeklong closure
Ohrenberger cited a decision to suspend classes indefinitely at the request of the Boston Teachers Union and the King Timilty Advisory Council, a neighborhood group with a $1.5 million federal grant for experimental programs at King and Timilty Schools. In Vermont, vandals derailed a diesel locomotive and an arson fire destroyed a woodworking plant building. no crew injuries were reported as two switches were found open. In Maine, searches intensified for missing deer hunter Henry Carter and for Thomas Shay with Navy aid planned and a helicopter offered. Bowley’s death was ruled a heart attack.
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Ohrenberger
Boston Teachers Union
King-Timilty
Vergennes
Vermont Railway Co
Kennedy Brothers
Maynard F. Marsh
Augusta
Navy
Thomas Shay
Mountainside
N.J
Maine
Marsh
Shay
Patton film in early development with Bradley adviser
HAL BOYLE reports that 20th Century Fox plans a George S. Patton biopic starring George C. Scott with Gen. Omar Bradley as senior military adviser. Bradley backs a truthful portrayal, noting Patton’s talents and flaws, while shots will be filmed in Spain. Bradley, 75, remains active, chairing Bulova Watch Co. and many posts.
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New York
Omar N. Bradley
George S. Patton
Normandy
Patton
Sicily
Rance
U.S. 3Rd Army
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
George C. Scott
Gen. Bradley
Pentagon
Spain
Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhowser
Mess
West Point
Bulova Watch Co
Evenene
Polish fishing fleet escorted from U S waters after coastal storm
A group of Polish fishing vessels sheltered in U S coastal waters during a fierce storm with winds up to 100 mph. Coast Guard cutters escorted the ships back to international waters by sundown as they left Cape Cod and Rhode Island areas. In Boston, David P. O'Brien, 21, had his six year sentence reduced to probation after losing a Supreme Court appeal on draft card burning. The Martin Luther King School in Roxbury, plagued by discipline problems, was closed indefinitely to restore order following conflicts involving its Negro principal and militancy demands.
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Associated Press
Newport, R.I
U.S
Guard
Coast Guard
Boston
Cape Cod
Rhode
David P. O'Brien
Cambridge
Supreme Court of the United States
Tew A. Caffrey
O'Brien
Martin Luther King School
Roxbury
William H. Ohrenberger
the King
John Joyce
Thomas S. Eisenstadt
Oes
Mariners plan twin Mars orbiters to study surface
Pasadena report says Jet Propulsion Laboratory will launch two 1000 pound Mariners in May and June 1971, a month apart, to orbit Mars for six months before staying in orbit. One craft will sweep about 60 degrees to Mars equator and cover 70 percent of the surface, the other will follow a near polar path to inspect polar caps and Mars moons Phobos and Deimos.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
U.S
Phobos
Deimos
Ramon Novarro estate filed for probate after death
Silent screen idol Ramon Novarro, killed October 31 at his Hollywood Hills home, left an estate estimated at more than 500000. The will places the bulk of the estate in trust for four sisters, three brothers, and his secretary Edward J Weber, with small bequests to Roman Catholic churches and convents in the United States and Mexico. Police have arrested two associates in connection with the slaying.
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Los Angeles
Ramon Novarro
Edward J. Weber
United States
Mexico
Navarro
Hollywood Hills
Alice Terry
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New England Telephone
New England
Nationwide Bell System
St. Andre’s Grammar School
Katarina Leed
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Paul Rousseau
Rousseau Ins
Agency
Jemima
Bring the Family
Supreme Court
Asst
U.S. Atty
John Wall
M.o'brien
Helen Cerda
Guadalajara
Fiesta
Sears
Albuquerque
N.M
Novarro
Rembrandt
Turkey
Woolworth’s
Wishbone
Woolworth's
Siee Woolworth's
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