Stock Values Likely To Fall Further Rotary Talk Warns
Arnold Bernhard founder of Value Line Investment Survey told the Bridgeport Rotary Club that stock values may decline further as market multiples shrink from 22 times earnings in 1960 toward 12. He noted Dow Jones at 337 and warned sentiment could shake if the market discounts prospects. Bernhard linked declines to lower growth, rising rates, and future uncertain gains.
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Rotary Club of
Bridgeport
United Has
Clinton Avenue
Arnold Bernhard
Bernhard
Westport
University of Bridgeport
Williams ' College
Arnold Bernhard and Company
Value Line Fund
Value Line Income Fund
Value Line
Broadway Openings Highlight European Theatrical Icons
Two European stalwarts opened on Broadway with contrasting prestige. The Vienna Burgtheater arrives at City Center in a Schnitzler drama, while Eva Le Gallienne directs The Cherry Orchard with Uta Hagen in a prestige APA Phoenix production. Strong ensemble work, detailed sets by James Tilton, and translations via radio earphones accompany both performances.
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Miss le Gallienne
Miss Hagen
Donald Moffat
Richard Woods
Betty Miller
Richard Easton
Chekhov
James Tilton
Cherry Orchard
Apa-Phoenix
New York
Vienna Burgtheater
City Center
Arthur Schnitzler
Bernhardi
Lyceum Theater
Gotham
The
Association of Producing Artists
Chekov
Eva le Gallienone
Uta Hagen
Atlantic
Vienna
Kurt Meisel
Schnitzter
Ernst Deutsch
Police Crack Saigon Black Market Under Thieu Order
Police swept Saigon on orders from President Nguyen Van Thieu to close thousands of black market stalls. Barricades surrounded the markets as raids target purloined goods, diverted U S aid, and corruption in the administration with further closures of bars and night clubs.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Thieuw
Thien
Earnings Up for Kresge and Other Firms
Kresge Co reports 1967 earnings of 34.92 million dollars or 3.09 a share, up from 28.61 million or 2.54 a share in 1966. Delta Air Lines shows eight month earnings of 19.12 million dollars, down from 18.22 million. Other companies listed include Saturn Industries, Motes Super Markets, Sel-Rex, Lehigh Valley Industries, Mid-Continent Telephone, Russ Toys, Pako, Seagrave, Stelber Cycle, Docetin Scales, and Safeguard Industries with varied profits and per share figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
S. 5
Kresge Co
Delta Air Lines
Saturn Industries, Inc
Motes Super Markets, Inc
Sel-Rex Corp
Lehigh Valley Industries
Tie
Telephone Corp
Russ’ Toys, Inc
Pako Corp
Seagrave Corp
Stelber Cycle Corp
Bec
Dotecin Scales, Inc
Safeguard Industries, Inc
Welfare Board Finds Woman Has 18 Dogs
Burlington County Welfare Board discovers a Southampton woman receiving welfare payments that fund kennel fees for 18 cocker spaniels. Payments were halted for kennel costs and hotel rent after defenses pointed to ineligible assets and misused funds.
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Welfare Board
Mount Holly
N.J
Burlington
Five Types of Pacific Salmon Named
The list covers five salmon varieties in the Pacific region: king sack-eye, silver, pink, chum, and pink. The terminology notes appear inconsistent with standard names.
Judge Shapiro Slashes Hartford Court Backlog
In Hartford the 1,220 civil cases on the county Superior Court docket were thinned in four weeks under Chief Judge Louis Shapiro. An average 244 cases per session were acted on, with 438 settled or withdrawn, 30 dismissed, 69 assigned for trial, 18 moved or continued, and judgments in 52. Shapiro discarded 595 old cases due to absent counsel, doubting most of the 69 trial actions would reach verdict. He said the approach could cut dockets in other counties and planned an April meeting with state clerks.
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Hartford
Louis Shapiro
Shapiro
Supreme Court
John P. Cotter
Returning A Sub Hale To Be Greeted Monday
Governor Dempsey will lead a 100 member state committee to welcome the nuclear submarine U S S Nathan Hale on return to port Monday. The Polaris sub will visit the Underwater Sound Laboratory before entering Groton for overhaul and refueling.
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New London
Dempsey
U.S.S. Nathan Hale
U.S. Navy
Underwater Sound Laboratory
Electric Boat Works
Groton
Connecticut
Harry F. Morse
Charles D. Nace
U.S
Walter A. McGuiness
Richard J. Carklan
New Londonland Graton
Louisiana Tuition Grants to Private Schools Struck Down
A three judge federal panel ruled Act 99 creating the Louisiana Education Foundation for Needy Children unconstitutional. It said public funds to private school pupils would perpetuate racial segregation and undermine gains toward equal educational opportunities. The ruling barred the foundation and related parties from enforcing the act.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Louisiana Education Foundation For
John
Minor Wisdom
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert A. Ainsworth Jr
U.S. Dist
Herbert W. Christenberry
Sys
Foundation
Reagan Cannot Withdraw From Oregon Presidential Primary
Governor Reagan said he cannot withdraw from the Oregon primary and will discourage his supporters there. He denied any deals with Nelson Rockefeller or a Rockefeller-Reagan ticket and said he is not interested in the vice presidential nomination.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Oregon
Reagan
California
GOP
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rea Ban
Rockefeller
First Baptist Mission Board Founded in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi the first Baptist home and foreign mission board was established in 1896 marking a milestone in state religious organization history.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
First Baptist Home and Foreign Mission Board
Mississippi
Hager Buys Big Top Restaurants to Launch Circus Shoppes
Hager Inc acquires the Big Top drive-in chain in a 500000 stock exchange. Herbert A. Saxe of New Haven to head the new subsidiary aiming to build a nationwide Hager's Circus Shoppes. Some Big Top locations remain independently owned in New Haven Wallingford Waterbury.
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Hager, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Big Top
Woodbridge
Stock Exchange
Herbert A. Saxe
New Haven
Hager's Circus Shoppes
Wallingford
Waterbury
Hager
Whalley Avenue
Motel Row
Wallingord
Post Road
Westport
Darien
East Hartford
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Danbury
Kennedy In Hospital With Exhaustion In Stamford
Former mayor J. Walter Kennedy, now commissioner of the National Basketball Association, lies in St. Joseph's hospital after being admitted last week for complete exhaustion. He is undergoing tests and resting comfortably, with expected release by week’s end.
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Stamford
J. Walter Kennedy
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Duncan Phyfe A Leading American Cabinetmaker
Duncan Phyfe who died in 1854 was a renowned cabinet maker shaping American furniture design with exceptional craftsmanship and influence in the early United States.
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Duncan Phyfe
United States
Police raid finds three frightened children in Brooklyn apartment
In Brooklyn, police using asledgehammer breached a third floor apartment seeking gunman Allen Malkin. They found his wife Linda and three children aged nine months to six years, who said they were following parents' orders not to open the door. Malkin, a taxi driver, had shot his brother in law earlier and vanished with money after directing his wife to take some funds.
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New York
Brooklyn
Allen Malkin
Linda
Malkin
Belgium Sees Sharp 1967 GNP Drop
The 1967 GNP growth in Belgium fell sharply, signaling a notable economic slowdown. Officials cited weaker industrial output and reduced export demand as key factors impacting overall growth.
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Belgium
East End ABCD Seeks More Parent Volunteers
The Action for Bridgeport Community Development East End council plans a March on Parents drive for April 22 to recruit more parents as volunteers for recreation programs. Farewell party for Rev. George Werner of St. Pauls church is set for April 2 at the East End office, as Werner is transferred to New Hampshire.
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Action For
Bridgeport
Jackson
Auth Seeks GOP Primary For 3 North End Seats
Drew Auth heads the Independent Republican group planning a primary in the 134th district North End. He challenges A Edward Sandula, naming James J Broadbin and Thomas D Jeffrey as rivals. Filing deadline is March 28 with about 50 signatures. primary set for April 18 if candidates qualify.
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North End
Drew Auth
Independent Republican Organization
Auth
GOP
A. Edward Sandula
James J.' Broadbin
Thomas D- Jeffrey
Registrars of Voters
Ruth
Republican Town Committee
Alfred Caruoto
Emily Pinto
Gennaro DelGais
Sabitoy Siegel
Anthony Capasso
Milford Industrial Park Wins Zoning Change Approval
Milford The Planning and Zoning Board approved a zoning change to permit a one acre industrial park between the Connecticut Turnpike Schoolhouse Road and West Avenue. John Aulka of Butka Tool and Manufacturing sought the approval to relocate and lease space to others while local residents submitted a 450-name petition opposing the plan.
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Milford
Connecticut Turnpike
Schoolhouse Road
West Avenue
John Aulka
Butka Tool and Man
Spark
Red China Says U.S. In An Agonizing State
Two official Chinese papers, People's Daily and Liberation Army Daily, say the United States is in an agonizing predicament and sinking in a momentous economic crisis. They accuse U.S. leaders of acute class contradictions and isolation abroad and blame the Vietnam War for worsening U.S. woes. Radio Peking broadcast the editorial.
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Tokyo
United States
People’s Daily
Army
Liberation Army Daily
Vietnam
U.S
Radio Peking
Dairy Outlet Robbed in Stratford for $48
The Cumberland Farms on Barnum Avenue at King Street Stratford was robbed last night by a knife wielding bandit who locked assistant manager Walter Kendall in a freezer and escaped with $48. A customer freed the victim shortly after. The bandit was described as a Negro.
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Cumberland Farms
Barnum ‘Avenue
King Street
Stratford
Walter Kendall
State Swimmers To Make Trip To Puerto Rico
Eighty swimmers and divers from Connecticut will travel to Puerto Rico for a dual meet the weekend of May 4 5. Head coach David A. Tyler of West Hartford announced the trip as part of the Connecticut AAU program. The group will train at Yale and stay with Puerto Rican hosts after flying from New York or Hartford May 2. Assistant coaches join Tyler with regional clubs providing support and fundraising efforts to cover expenses.
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Connecticut
Puerto Rico
David A. Tyler
West Hartford
pBrour
New York
Harford
Participan
Puest
Puer Rican Swim Federation
San Jos
Yale University
Tyler
Arnold J. Tenner
New Haven
Binny Close
Stamford Dolphins
Betty Philcox
Norwalk
Richard’ Close
Stamfo
Connecticut AA
Bi William Hirschcot Fairfield
Bridgeport Jewish Community Center
AAU
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Orégon
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
University of Kansas
Kennedy
Kansas State U
Manhattan
K.U
Lawrence
Long Island
Westchester County
N. Y
New Jersey
Britain
London
New Technology
Minister of Technology
Richard Terminello
Bryant Street
Quincy
Massachusetts
Lay Serge
Brooklyn, N.Y
East End
ABCD
China
Robby
D.N.Y
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