Big Savings Proposed in Long Report on Mutual Funds
The SEC releases a long report proposing 9.3 percent savings and a ban on front end loads for mutual funds with safeguards. It suggests ending fund holding companies and regulating fund managing organizations while allowing reasonable management charges. Industry reaction varies from cautious study to strong opposition.
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Investment Company Institute
Association of Mutual Fund Plan Sponsors, Inc
Commission
Congress
Association
SEC
Sixty GIs to Spend Week at Ariz Resort
In Phoenix, sixty servicemen from Viet Nam will be airlifted home for a week at Camelback Inn. The plan, organized by Jack Stewart and Phoenix newspapers, includes a banquet fund and free time for golf, movies, and sports events. Facilities offer discounted meals, possible wives’ rooms, and a holiday welcome with bands and parties.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Viet Nam
Jack Stewart
Stewart
Camelback Inn
Valley of the Sun
Gregory Dixon
Philadelphia
Esther Clark
Phoenix Gazelle
Mason Walsh
Phoenix Newspapers
Daryl F. Olson
Sunnyslope
Sharon Newberry
Col
Lewis Gilmore
Mesquite
Tex
da Nang
Nuns to Display and Sell Handmade Books in City Hall
The Daughters of St. Paul begin a publications drive in City Hall and downtown Bridgeport on Monday. They will display and sell handmade works produced by the Sisters of the Novitiate from type to binding. Books and pamphlets will be viewable in downtown stores through Christmas, with additional viewing at the St Paul Catholic Book and Film Center on Fairfield Avenue.
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Daughters of St
Hospitals Lose 1964 Rights Act Aid for Noncompliance
Seventeen hospitals face loss of federal aid under the 1964 Rights Act after alleged noncompliance. They have 120 days to request a hearing. failure to appear waives rights and may lead to withholding of funds for Medicare welfare programs and new construction. If a hearing occurs, the examiner's decision can be reviewed by the granting agency chief and the secretary of welfare.
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Secretary of Welfare
Six Brancato children and pet horse spark zoning controversy
In Shelton, six Brancato children and their pet horse sparked a zoning dispute as officials sparred over enforcement. Mayor Frager and zoning official Taylor offered cautious answers on penalties while a bristling sign and threats of broader action emerged. The Brancato family says they will seek support from animal event levees and newspapers. Judge Wise postponed final action as compliance appeared underway. The children Joseph Ih Barbara 14 Donna 12 Michael Il Andrea 8 Mary 4 were assigned daily chores to care for King the horse.
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Brancato
Frager
Dean Taylor
Shelton
Brancala
Tayor
Taylor
George Wise
Jnseph
Barbara
Donna
Michael
Andrea
Mary
King
Driver Fined in Circuit Court After Guilty Plea
Willie M. Marshall 48 of 972 Olive Street was fined 40 after pleading guilty to driving the wrong way on a one way street and failing to notify the motor vehicle department of a change of address. Police say they stopped him November 11 on Hallett Street and he became abusive when asked for his license.
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Willie M. Marshall
Olive Street
Motor Vehicle Department
Marshall
Archibald Tunick
Hallett Street
Raids Near Hanoi Target North Viet Nam Capital
Reports describe American air and ground actions around Hanoi and Pleiku. Paratroopers and infantry clashed with North Vietnamese forces at Tuy Hoa and Pleik Djereng, with varying counts of enemy casualties and U.S. losses.
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Delta
South Viet Nam
Tuy Tloa
61St Airborne Division
U.S
Oaid
4Th Infantry
US S
Plei Djereng
Highway 1
Saigon
North
Viet Nam
van Dien
Hanoi
Ha Gia
Haiphong
United States
North Viet Nam
Fired Brothers Win 58 000 Libel Suit Against General Dynamics
Hartford news: A federal jury awarded 58 000 to Groton brothers David Haggett and Hiram E Hagsett in a libel suit against General Dynamics Electric Boat division. They were fired in 1961 after an inquiry into a 100 000 loss of submarine parts. five employees were dismissed, no names released, and no punitive damages awarded due to lack of malice.
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General Dynamics
Route 6A Collision Fatal to Woman 70
A 70 year old Portland woman, Pauline Bengston, died after a Route 6A crash when a tractor trailer driven by Frederick Feegel crossed into the wrong lane and struck her car. Her husband Carl Bengston and another driver, Elizabeth Petruzelo, were involved. Feegel faces negligent homicide charges.
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Middlefield
Portland
Pauline Bengston
Middlesex Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Frederick Feegel
Bethany
Carl Bengston
Elizabeth Peru
Premiers Sail Off In Bid to Solve Rhodesian Crisis
London and Rhodesia move to defuse the Rhodesian crisis with a sea summit aboard the Tiger off Gibraltar. Wilson and Smith press for a negotiated settlement while noting risks of failure and regional opposition. The talks face possible internal backlash if compromise is seen as surrender to black majority demands.
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London
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Gibraltar
Rhodesia
Britain
Bulawayo Chronicle
Smith
Wilson
Kampala
Uganda
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Salisbury
Irvin Discusses Two-Party System Survival and Public Views
Rep. Donald J. Irvin of Connecticut urged that the two party system will endure amid fears of collapse. In a district newsletter to 180,000 postal patrons he invited opinions on sustaining economic growth and shielding real gains from inflation and other policy shortcomings. He also sought views on achieving objectives and noted a Viet Nam description of a redheaded youth fleeing a building after a break at Grace's Pharmacy in Pembroke Street.
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Washington
UPI
Donald J. Irvin
D-Conn
Irwin
Grace’s
Pembroke Street
Viet Nam
Vanam
James Susa 75 dies after hospital admission
James Suse aged 75 died last night at Bridgeport Hospital where he had been a medical patient since November 15. Detectives were standing by awaiting the owner at press time.
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James Suse
Mupghs Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Pusher Suspect and Woman Seized In Store Lot
Police seized a man identified as a pusher after a struggle in a store lot. Jones attempted to ride off with a foil packet, money found on him, passed to Miss Gould, later recovered in her purse. Crowd watched as detectives arrested both suspects for narcotics use. to face Circuit Court.
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Jones
Misg Gould
Miss Gould
Circuit L Court
Pentagon outlines 10 900 draft call for February amid Vietnam buildup
The Pentagon expects about 10 900 draftees in February with overall 1967 intake likely below 1966. McNamara cites lower January–February calls and reserves flow, forecasting a net gain of 100 000 to 150 000 in force after losses. Nascent talk of sustaining 500 000 in Vietnam by year end 1967 remains uncertain.
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McNamara
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Curran Thanks Group For Voter Drive
Letters from Mayor Curran thank workers in the October drive by the Mayor's Non Partisan Committee on Registration and Voting. The chair notes the unit helped double new voters in 1966 versus 1962, with total registration this fall at 1,856. Plans to run the program year round and a January meeting for next year are announced.
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Curran
Francis A. Campagnone
UB Debaters Lose On TV Show Telecast
The University of Bridgeport team, after beating St Josephs College for Women last week, was defeated 63 57 by a New York University team on the CBS College Counterpoint program telecast today at 2 p m. The topic was Should contributions made to political organizations be tax exempt with judges Seymour Friedman Dr Fulton Ross and Gene Hebert.UB will meet Oxford University in a December 21 demonstration match in the Student Center. The program is free to the public.
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University of Bridgeport
St. Joseph’s College For Women
New York University
Cbs-Tv
Seymour “Friedman
Manhattan
Hunter College
Gene Hebert
CBS
Charles Evans
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Arts
Oxford University
England
Oxford
Notre Dame
Purdue
Baylor
Powell Ordered To Pay Off Debt And Face Contempt
Powell was ordered to pay Rubin $1000 and faces a 100 day sentence for civil and criminal contempt tied to a 1961 broadcast remark. He risks arrest if in New York state. Rep. Van Deerlin vowed to block Powell’s Senate seat if contempt remains unresolved. Life magazine cited Powell threatening a photographer at his Bimini retreat.
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Brust
Powell
Rubin
Botten
Jecks
James
New York State
Lionel van Deerlin
Dcalif
90Th Congress
Life Magazine
Bimini Island
Quintuplet Dies and Roni Sus Dies After Premature Fight
Roni Sue Quintuplet dies after a days long battle following a failed prematurity. Doctors reported she passed crucial 72 hours but suffered respiratory failure and convulsions signaling possible brain damage.
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Quintuplet
Roni Sue
Berry Ann
Marci Jill
Bass
Daddario Proposes Anti Pollution Steps
Rep. Emilio Q. Daddario of Connecticut asked the New England Council to coordinate a regional assault on soil air and water pollution. He said the effort would strengthen the mission of the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission and urged strong federal support.
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Hartford
APS
Emilio Q. Daddario
D - Conn
New England Council
Daddario
House
Subcommittee On Science Research ,and Development
New“ England
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U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
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TV Today
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Gotin
Post-Telegram & Sunday Post
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