Money’s Worthock Buster Action Could Redefine Wall Street Law
Gulf Sulphur Co and 13 officers face SEC probe after insiders profited from Texas Gulf stock ahead of a major copper zinc silver strike near Timmins Ontario. An expert lawyer notes the move could set new standards for insider trading interpretations. The case questions whether the transfers violated securities laws and if recipients could be considered tainted by insider information.
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Councils Honor Poppins as Best Family Film
The Federation of Motion Picture Councils closed its 11th annual conference with an awards banquet in Cleveland on April 22. It awarded Best Family Picture of 1964 to Mary Poppins from Walt Disney Buena Vista, which also won five Academy Awards including Best Actress for Julie Andrews. The film runs at the Princess Theatre Adv.
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Sparkman urges U.S. must avoid isolation in world affairs
United States and Alabama cannot isolate themselves from national issues, said U.S. Sen. John Sparkman in Livingston at a speech for Livingston State College students. He criticized a proposed voting bill as hasty and driven by emotion, opposing it as unsound legislation born in national passion. He weighed in on insider trading ethics and SEC actions against Texas Gulf Sulphur, outlining how tipped insiders and tippees may face restitution to shareholders and liability for misled investors.
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The Legend of the Dogwood Tree
Velma Robinson recounts the legend of the dogwood tree linked to the crucifixion of Jesus. The tree, once strong, was chosen for the cross, then made slender and bent to reflect the suffering. Its blossoms resemble a cross with nail prints and a crown of thorns, offering a reminder of Christ’s sacrifice.
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Sparkman Praises State Economy at Livingston Meeting
U S Senator John Sparkman told the Livingston North Sumter Chamber of Commerce that Alabama’s economy looks brighter than ever noting projects like the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway. He predicted construction would start next year or soon after and Dr D G Harris of Livingston was elected chamber president.
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Editors Accept Wallace Invitation to Alabama Tour
Governor George Wallace has 16 editors accepting his invitation to tour Alabama in June. Of 83 replies known to his office, 67 declined and four were undecided. Invitations were sent to about 1,700 editors last week as Wallace accuses national media of distorted racial coverage.
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