NYSE Plans Fees Cuts to Large Buyers and Give-Ups
The New York Stock Exchange proposes limiting outside payments in give-ups and restricting membership and dealer allowances to bona fide broker dealers. It also suggests minimum commission discounts for nonmembers to attract foreign and domestic business and urges SEC action to curb rebates and clarify practices.
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Mutual Fund
Exchange
SEC
New York Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Haack
Ex Yale Professor Named Top U.S. Money Adviser
Okun, former Yale economics professor and council staff economist since 1961, was named top U.S. money adviser. He emphasized no wage price controls and urged cooperation between labor and management to keep prices stable while noting possible higher interest rates and balance of payments issues.
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Yale
Okun
Jersey City
N.Y
Yale University
Council
Passaic
N.J
Columbia University
Columbia
Ackley
Italy
Fulbright
Ford Foundation
White House
Two Area Marines Killed in Vietnam
Funeral services for Lance Cpl Ting Tey are to be held at a Fairfield church with Rev. Richard J. Rush officiating. The Wilmot West and Childs funeral home of Fairfield handles arrangements. Survivors include his parents a brother and a sister and maternal grandparents.
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Lance Cpl Ting- Tey
Hobart
First Church Congregational of
Fairfield
Richard J. Rush
Wilmot
West and
Chuld
Ng Funeral Home
Road
Faricis
David J. Tingley
Nancy F. Tingley
Path of
Fashion Shape-Up for Spring 1968 in New York
New York reports a shift from hemline focus to the natural waist as the spring 1968 couture emphasizes fit and flare silhouettes. Belts abound on coats and dresses, separates rise with shorter jackets and full skirts, and vests reappear. Fabrics stay soft with pastels and whites, while blacks and navies anchor the palette.
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NEW York
NEA
New York Couture
Separates Brigade
State Eyes Insurance Aid For High Risk Stores
State Insurance department plans an Assigned Risk Plan to help Bridgeport retailers in urban high risk areas obtain theft and vandalism coverage. Officials say efforts focus on Hartford and New Haven areas with few Bridgeport cases, but some East Side merchants have installed iron grills as added protection. Police concerns include underreporting crimes to avoid higher premiums or policy cancellations.
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Bridgeport
State Insurance Department
State Department
Reading Insurance
Gerard T. Whaley
Lcenses and Claims
Hartford
Whaley
New Haven
Bridge‘port
East Side
Merlitz Clothing
Jaro's
Svinto's Drug
Felix Market
Hallet Street
Ross Superette
Nick’s Procery
Rifkin Pharmacy
Diaz Procery
Pembroke Street
Curran
Walsh
Wholey
Merchants urged to meet standards as Assigned Risk plan hits
The report notes sealed side doors and gates used as mounds to raise fire rates but stresses merchant cooperation to meet minimum standards once the Assigned Risk plan begins.
Antinoise Law Bans Barking and Meowing in Alencon
A new city ordinance in Alencon targets animal noise by forbidding dogs from barking and cats from meowing. The rule excludes street vendors and craftsmen who use horns or bells to attract customers.
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Alencon
France
New City
Cop Forgets Own Rules And Is Hit by Thieves
Grand Rapids story about Kent County sheriff deputy Sgt. David Price who left on a weekend trip and had his home burglarized. He admitted forgetting to tell paperboys to stop delivering newspapers and to pull front drapes, actions he warned homeowners against as tips for thieves.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Kent County
David Price
Price
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Charles J. Bertrand
Lincoln Street
Naugatuck
Me. Bertrand
New Haven Railroad
Korea
Vietnam
Walter Davenport
Collier's Magazine
Winsted
Bertrand
South Hero
Lake Champain
George L. Piller
Cheshire
24 Million Get Bigger Checks Soon
President Johnson outlines Social Security and Education measures with increases in benefits, expanded Medicare coverage, and higher payroll taxes. He announces leadership changes including Arthur Okun as top economic adviser and details rising retirement and survivor benefits, plus education funding and restricted aid.
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Johnson
Congress
Johnson City
America
Council of Economic Advisers
Arthur M. Okun
Yale
Okun
Coumil
Gardner Ackley
Ackley
Italy
Therchanges
Department of Health Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
Texas White House
Gardner
Washington
Panel Named to Study Outmoded Welfare System
President Johnson appoints a Commission on Income Maintenance Programs to propose reforms. Members include Ben Heineman of Northwestern Railways, Thomas J. Watson Jr. of IBM, Donald Burnham of Westinghouse, and Barbara Jordan among others.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Commission On
America
Commission
Ben W. Heineman
Chicapo
Northwestern
Thomas J. Watson Jr
IBM Corp
Donald C. Burnham
Westinghouse Electric Corp
James W. Aston
Republican National Bank
Dallas
Asan C
David Sullivan
Building Service Employees International Union
New York
Clifford A. Alexander
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhol
Sleeping Car Porters
Afl-Cio
Wilbur Cohen
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Margaret S. Gordon
Institute of Industria, ‘Relations
University of California, Berkeley
Sherwood Q. Berg
University of Minnesota
John Dalton
Jefferson City
Barbara Jordan
Texas
Houston
Giaimo Calls Poverty Agency Criticisms in New Haven
Giaimo warns that conditions in New Haven are worse with rising unemployment among Negroes and deteriorating education. He cites housing shortages and law and order concerns, arguing only strict enforcement can prevent a “jungle phase” in the inner city.
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Giaima
Mrs. Clouet Joins Milford School Board
Mrs. Roberta Clouet, mother of four, becomes Milford School Board member. The article notes her background as Yale University biology department assistant chair, Academy of Our Lady of Mercy graduate, and active local volunteer roles with Orchard Hills PTA and Friends of the Taylor Library, amid local school governance changes.
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Milford
Roberta ‘Ot
Clark Hill Road
Hillhouse High School
Giaimo
CPI
CPL
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
CPE
Ford Foundation
Giaima
Agency
Lawrence Spitz
Spitz
Reaney
Trucation
A. I Marvis Dor
Stone
Clouet
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy
Cauratton Hall
University of Bridgeport Junior College
Yale University
Municipal Complex Building Committee
Orchard Hills School Pta
Fourth District
Democratic Club
Friends of the Taylor Library
Democratic Town Committee
Cash and fur coat stolen in local burglaries
Two burglaries and a theft were reported to police yesterday and were under investigation last night by detectives. Cash totaling seven dollars was taken from Zukys tavern at 474 Lafayette Street Masseys service station at 1913 Seaview Avenue was entered via a window. A fur coat of unspecified value was stolen from the home of John R. Smith at 692 Iranistan Avenue.
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Northampton
Mass
Fournier
Jacqueline Joann McEvoy
Fort Street
Prospect Street
Fourniers
Carriden
James Mactay
Corriden
John Jablonsky
Zuky
Lafayette Street
Massey
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NYSE
U.S
Davidow
Branell
Jo Copeland
Paltullo-Copeland
Monte-Sano
Helen Hennessy
Chick Howard
Townley
Larry Aldrich
Marie McCarthy
Nat Kaplan
William S, Tuttle
Federal Office of Education
Milford School
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