Readers vent over delayed mail from Corry to Freeport
In a letter to The Journal Transylvania Bible School student Stephen M Sloan complains that weekly newspaper delivery lags by five to six days or more. He argues the Postal Service is at fault, notes erratic mail affects columns like Jack Anderson and urges action to improve service for subscribers in the Pittsburgh area.
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Corry
Freeport
Pittsburgh
U.S
Postal Service
Journal
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Steve
Market label elusive as insiders guide stock moves
New York reporters describe how investors seek a label for the market amid uncertain moves. Fort Lauderdale analyst Perry Wysong argues insiders drive trends, advocating following insider buying or heavy short selling as signals. He notes insiders may know more, suggesting actions align with their moves.
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Perry Wysong
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Wysong
Stock Exchange
SEC ignores House demands in ITT antitrust probe
Washington dispatch reports a renewed ITT saga linking antitrust settlements to White House influence. The SEC failed to furnish ITT acquisition files to Congress, prompting Staggers to seek access while Justice handles the 34 boxed papers. A leaked ITT memo instructs salesmen to mislead customers about investigations, naming Hamilton Management figures, with several managers suspended or demoted.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
ITT
Hartford Fire Insurance
Dita Beard
White House
Thomas Pulliam
Floyd Marce
NASD
Pulliam
Marcoe
Rape Repeaters and a Serial killer in Chicago
FBI data show the first half of this year had the smallest crime rise in years except for rape. Chicago resident Lee Jennings, 29, allegedly lured a babysitter, murdered her and her baby, and dumped bodies at a church lot. He has a long history of prison and mental hospital treatment, with prior rape convictions. Experts warn about repeat offenders and call for stronger action to curb rising forcible rapes despite modest crime gains reported by authorities.
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Barbara Flanagan
The China Clipper waitress Frances keeps the kitchen alive
In Dallas a Chinese restaurant waitress named Frances steers the lunch counter with cheer and stubborn independence. She rejects politics, pursues simple joys like egg foo yung and Hawaii music, and treats life as a personal kingdom. Her stance on news is to stay away from world affairs.
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Rena Pederson
Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
Frances
Booth
Joe
Hawaii
Kingdom
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