Market surge after GM dividend signals strength
New York trading saw heavy volume as the AP index rose 1.80 to 263.40 at noon with the Dow up 4.65 to 719.25. GM gained over 2 points after announcing a 50 cent extra dividend, driving gains across motors utilities oils rails and electronics while some groups fell.
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Schenck Estate Valued at 3.5 Million Dollars
Film pioneer Joseph M. Schenck left an estate exceeding 3.5 million dollars in his will filed for probate in Santa Monica. Income streams are bequeathed to his brother Nicholas. other relatives friends and the household employer receive 2000 to 10000 dollars. Schenck died October 22 at age 83 with no children.
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Tokyo dances icon Micho Ito dies at 68
The renowned dancer Micho Ito, aged 68, died Monday in Tokyo after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. His career spanned international stages and influenced modern performance globally.
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U. S. Rubber stock guidance and investment tips
Readers ask about preferred versus common stock returns for U S Rubber. Answer notes the preferred yields about 5 percent while common yields about 3.9 percent, with a non callable preferred and a share retirement offer as information only. Also covers prospectuses, annual reports, and a savings oriented strategy for a year investment.
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Eisenhower Campaigns Stir 1962 House Senate Outlook
Former President Eisenhower campaigned for Mitchell and Lefkowitz amid New Jersey results that he said would shape 1962 House and Senate battles. Rockefeller pressed Lefkowitz to bolster Republican strength for his own 1962 statewide bid.
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Consul General Oscar A Schneider Dies at 63
Oscar A Schneider longtime Swiss consul general in Chicago died at age 63 from a heart attack. He had served as consul general since 1955 and was a prominent figure in Swiss American affairs.
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John A. Bush dies at 79 longtime Brown Shoe executive
John A. Bush former president and board chairman of Brown Shoe Co died Monday at age 79. He began with the firm at age 14 and rose to the presidency in 1915 and later chaired the board.
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Sanford’s First Political Defeat Shocks North Carolina
Gov. Terry Sanford suffered a sudden defeat as a $61.5 million bond issue failed at the polls. He faced the setback at a Tuesday night news conference, stressing it reflected the voters decision not displeasure with his policies, and he pledged to accept the democratic result.
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Buan Hearn
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Quips and Tips From a Vintage Daily Column
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Granite Quarry Gets Loan For Water Facilities
Washington AP reports the Community Facilities Administration approved a 316000 loan to Granite Quarry North Carolina to build water facilities estimated at 329500. The loan depends on private financing on reasonable terms.
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Waiting For Right Woman No Longer Holds Water
In Lakeland Florida AP report Rev Troy M Strong a Seattle Methodist pastor and family life counselor tells Florida Southern College students that bachelors can marry many women and be happy. He compares courtship to shopping for clothes saying you grow into love rather than fall into it.
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Is Your Stomach Like a Gas Factory
An advertisement for INNER-MED claims a scientific formula relieves gas pains and bloating by working with meals to expel gas and cleanse the bowels. It touts improved breath, tongue coating, headaches, and overall energy, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
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