Vietnam recalls 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
A UPI wrap recounts the 1962 Cuban missile crisis as seen from Moscow and Washington. It notes the clash over North Vietnam and U.S. actions, Kennedy and Khrushchev diplomacy, and the eventual dismantling of missiles with a pledge not to attack Cuba. The piece frames a cooler Soviet leadership and hints at future strained ties.
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Buying bonds for income in a declining rate era
The Investor's Guide discusses whether to buy bonds when rates fall, the risk of high recall prices versus par, and how an elderly reader with 10 000 to 20 000 might seek steady income. It advises choosing quality income bonds and prioritizing need over market timing, noting callable issues and long horizons.
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BIG GEORGE no 8 percent rates spark small investors returns
Editorial discusses bond investing for small income seekers. It argues top quality bonds yield 7.44 to 7 percent today, making income worth the risk of rising rates. It notes buyers should focus on recently issued bonds maturing after 1995, and cites personal preference for savings certificates and uncertainty about mutual funds. Sam Shulsky answers questions via mail.
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Vaney
Cadillac Advantage For Your Vacation Plans
Cadillacs offer comfort, spaciousness, and elegance that can turn long trips into pleasant experiences. The car is pitched as a smart choice for travelers seeking enhanced travel enjoyment and relaxation on vacation.
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Sea Monster Display Planned by SMU University
A panoplied report notes SMU professor Bob H Slaughter confirming a fossilized plesiosaur discovered in a drainage ditch near Canton Ohio is to be displayed at Southern Methodist University. The find is described as a large sea creature with paddlelike fins, once thought to inhabit the Gulf of Mexico. In Dallas Fort Worth police, narcotics arrest records tied a man from Columbus Ohio to the sale of purported sea monster tablets later ruled harmless saccharine. The suspect Dickar was convicted of larceny by trick in a separate case.
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