New York Tightens Rules on Stock Promoters
A sweeping crackdown in New York targets fly-by-night stock promoters, ex-convicts, and white collar operators. New laws require securities salesmen to register, disclose criminal history, and renew every four years, while investment advisers and real estate securities issuers must file literature and annual financial statements.
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Attorney General’s Office
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Department of Law and Reregister
Department of Law
New York’s
Theyll Do It Every Time Prospectuses and Securities Law
Attorney General’s office highlights the first real estate securities regulation in the nation. The Martin act requires full disclosure, trust funds for investors, and return of funds if a transaction fails. Violations carry fines up to 10,000 dollars and possible jail time. The piece also notes Nixon calling Eisenhower Mr President and Eisenhower calling Nixon Dick.
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Tom Victor, 15, Delivers Gazette to Marion Homes
Tom Victor, a seventh grade student at St. Joseph's, works as a Gazette carrier-salesman since May 1960. He serves 67 customers along Marion streets and aims to save earnings for his college education. He is the second of four children in the Victor family and enjoys guns boats and fishing at his uncle's Pickerill Lake resort.
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Nixon Always Formal in Talks to President
New York AP reports former Vice-president Nixon said Thursday night he planned to remain formal in talks with the president.
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Kennedy Meets Japanese Crew Of PT Boat Sinking
Robert Kennedy met Friday night with the captain and three crewmen of the Japanese destroyer that sank PT boat 109 commanded by John F. Kennedy. The meeting at the Japan Institute of Foreign Affairs included a gift exchange, and Kennedy gave a replica PT boat 109 tiepin to ex Captain Kohei Hanami.
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Robert Kennedy
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Japan Institute of Foreign Affairs
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Jamaica to become independent Aug. 6
Jamaica, Britain's largest Caribbean holding, will gain independence on August 6. Colonial Secretary Reginald Maudling informed Jamaican delegates in London of the date during constitutional talks.
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