Wall Street Gambling Fever Rises in 1964 Spotlight
As mining stocks surge on Texas Gulf Sulphur and Curtis Publishing hints, speculation widens yet remains below 1961 peaks. Margin buying, odd lot selling, and limited broad-based activity mark a cautious, not runaway, market as 1962 crash anniversary nears.
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Hall Syndicate, Inc
Women take up cigars as men see decline
Atlantic City reports a rising trend with about 60,000 American women already smoking cigars. Eu gene L. Raymond of the Cigar Institute of America notes women respond to cigars and may soon smoke in public like Danish sisters.
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N.J
Eugene L. Raymond
Cigar Institute of America
Ingor
CIA
Cigar Manufacturers of America
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