Dart Theory Cracked by Stocks Noted in Fund Debate
AP analysis notes darts at stock lists claiming better 10 year gains than mutual funds. McIntyre cites a list rising from 10 000 to 25 300 while funds lag. The piece argues stock listings require profitability, liquidity, and broad ownership, and warns against random approaches to investing.
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New York
Thomas J. McIntyre
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Cunniff
Study Idea of Using Rocket's Empty Tank as Orbital Workshop
Huntington Beach California UPI scientists examine converting an empty S4B Saturn stage into a 10 000 cubic foot shirt sleeve space lab. Three astronauts could operate via an air lock from a Gemini capsule for 28 to 56 day missions, with orbital options including synchronous hovering at 23000 miles.
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Huntington Beach
Calif
UPI
Douglas Aircraft Co
Missile and Space Systems Division
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
F. C. Runge
NASA
Runge
Space Laboratory
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
MOL
Vandenberg Air Base
Gunman flusters teller in Pittsburgh bank robbery bid
A robber described as about 40 in a sloppy beige suit entered Pittsburgh National Bank downtown Tuesday and pointed a pistol at a female teller who fainted. The gunman fled empty handed, apparently unprepared for the teller’s reaction.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh National Bank
Catholic Priest Named Visiting Professor at Duke Religion Faculty
The Rev. Roland Murphy, a Roman Catholic priest and longtime Catholic University professor since 1956, will join Duke University as a visiting professor of Old Testament and Hebrew. He becomes the first Catholic named to Duke's religion faculty in Durham, North Carolina.
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Durham
N.C
Roland Murphy
Catholic University
Washington
Duke University
Duke
City School Window Breakage Costs 100000
New York City Board of Education reports 23 000 school windows damaged in one summer month with replacement costs totaling 100 000 dollars.
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New York
New York City
Betty Rowland Proud Of Sheriff Permit For Topless Dances
Hollywood AP Betty Rowland veteran stripper says she is proud of a sheriff office permit allowing her topless performances. She denounces newcomers who claim to be dancers while lacking the craft.
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Hollywood (Ap
Betty Rowland
Sheriff's Office
Fireman Freed on Bond After Forest Fire Arrest
Franklin D. Ferrell, a 10 year volunteer firefighter in Jacksonville, was released on $1,500 bond after being arrested Monday on charges he set three forest fires. Ferrell had earned a reputation for creating work he enjoys on the job. Drive safely.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Franklin D. Ferrell
Investors Guide : ENANASNSANASSANSANNAN
A reader 65 retired on Social Security and dividends from IBM National Lead Standard Oil of New Jersey and Fundamental Investors seeks advice on switches to raise income. The adviser notes current yields about 5 percent from quality stocks and higher from bonds, urging arithmetic before changes.
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Sam Shulsky
IBM
National Lead
Standard Oil
N.J
Jersey
Washington
Kenneth Endi
IBM Low Dividend Payer With Small 1 Percent Yield
The note states IBM offers about one percent in dividends. For investors with substantial holdings the income uplift must come from capital gains or price appreciation rather than dividend growth.
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IBM
Retired Justice Tom Clark Resting After Hepatitis Diagnosis
Retired U S Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark is resting comfortably at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after doctors diagnosed him with infectious hepatitis. Doctors said he will likely remain in bed to recover for some time.
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Washington
Tom Clark
U.S Supreme Court
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
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