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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1970

Page

7

Who Comes First for Broker Amid Penn Central Merger

By mid April senior partner How ard Butcher III of Butcher and Sherrerd in Philadelphia faced a bear market shrinking trading volumes and raising expenses. He had bought heavily for the University of Pennsylvania and for his family accounts and advised clients to buy Penn Central stock. Now pressure to raise cash for ongoing operations and losses loomed.

Howard Butcher III Butcher and Sherrerd B&s Philadelphia Penn Central University of Pennsylvania Howard Howard and Keen Howard Butcher New York Stock Exchange Butcher International Utilities Uncle Sam Edward Bromley Bromley Interstate Commerce Commission New York Baltimore - Washington University of Pennsylvania Investment Committee McBee Butcher Drexel Harriman Ripley Penn’s Drexel Penn George Connell Drexel Harriman

Investment Dilemmas Face A 48 Year Old Retiree

Sam Shulsky weighs whether a 35 000 investment should favor high current income from top quality bonds or growth from stocks. He suggests half in tax exempt bonds and half in stock purchases over a year with a review in 1972. The column notes life annuity options and signals cautious hedging for inflation protection.

Sam Shulsky

Five-nation air command to begin operations in January

Singapore officials say a proposed five nation air command will start operating in January from Butterworth airbase in northern Malaysia. The member nations are Britain Australia New Zealand Malaysia and Singapore.

Singapore Butterworth Malaysia Britain Australia New Zealand

Wreckage Found of Second U.S. Plane in Vietnam

In central South Vietnam the wreckage of a U.S. C-123 transport missing since November 27 was located. All six U.S. personnel and 73 Vietnamese aboard perished. Rescue teams found no survivors and continue recovery efforts near a second crash site reported November 29. Monsoon rain and fog hindered operations. The first plane carried five American crew, one U.S. passenger, 58 Vietnamese soldiers and 15 Vietnamese women.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S. Command U.S U.S. Air Force

Paisley Begins Journey to U.S.

The Rev. Tan Paisley, militant Protestant cleric at the center of Northern Ireland's religious strife, left London for Chattanooga Tennessee to lecture and will preach at a Baptist church in Greenville South Carolina.

London Tan Paisley Northern Ireland Chattanooga Tenn Paisley Greenville S.C

Khrushchev Says He Engineered Beria's Downfall

The Life magazine excerpts recount Khrushchev claiming he orchestrated Lavrenty Beria’s removal after Stalin’s death in 1953. The plan involved Malenkov and party pressure, with Beria exposed at a June meeting and later shot six months afterward. The memoir also notes Kosygin narrowly avoided elimination in 1949 amid charges against Stalin’s inner circle.

New York Nikita Khrushchev Lavrenty Beria Joseph Stalin Georgi Malenkov Stalin Life Beria Malenkov Khrushchev Communist Party Presidium Nikita Georgi Zhukov Zhukov Council of Ministers U.S.S.R Moscow Earth Dacha Alexei Kosygin Kosygin Leningrad A. A. Kuznetsov N. A. Voznesensky Kuznetsov Voznesensky

Senator Nelson seeks ban on all SST flights in U S

Sen. Nelson of Wisconsin introduces a bill to outlaw all commercial supersonic transports in U S territorial airspace. He argues banning takeoffs and landings would thwart European SST programs and halt costly development funding contested in Congress.

U.S Washington UPI Nelson D-Wis U. S North Atlantic Congress House Senate Soviet Union Fitzgerald

Memoir Publication Sparks Moscow Theory of Manipulation

Some Moscow sources believe Khrushchev dictated the memoirs and that the Soviet government released them abroad to discredit him. The plan allegedly aimed to publish first before archives could correct errors, limiting Khrushchev’s access to primary records.

Khrushchev Moscow

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