Mutual funds and a dart theory of stock investment
A New York AP report discusses the dart theory used to pick stocks, contrasting it with mutual funds’ performance. It notes criteria for delisting, the idea of economy expansion boosting corporate earnings, and warns investors that stock markets require study and solid data rather than chance picks.
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Hiis
New York
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Ofjtal
America
New York Stock Exchange
McIntyre
Erie Hold Up Pair Stopped After Station Clash
A late night Erie service station holdup ended when owner John Bossolt, 56, grabbed the front man to break free, allowing officers to corner the suspects about 30 troopers converging on the scene. The pair, Raymond Keller and Charles Trautman, both 20 from Levittsburg, Ohio, were captured after fleeing in a stolen car. they faced armed robbery charges and were held on $2,500 bond each.
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Erie
John Bossett
Bossolt
San Diego
Calif
Shell Lake
Sask
Walter Lushkola
U.S
Bosselt
Hor Creek
Winnipeg Free Press
Raymond E. Keller
Charles Trautman
Levittsburg
Ohio
Trumbull
Warren
Erie County
Area men announce enlistment for boot camp on tweet sonnet
Four area men have decided to enlist now and will begin boot camp soon, as one source notes a plan linked to a tweet sonnet. The report highlights local civic involvement and possible military training participation.
Everett Man Slain By Nephew
In Everett Pennsylvania an elderly man, Jacob Gordon, 78, was shot in the head with a 16 gauge shotgun as he walked to his home after a picnic. His nephew, Harry Gordon, 36, was arraigned on a murder charge before Justice of the Peace H Cyril Bingham in Bedford. The elder Gordon and his son Stanley had just returned from a picnic when the shooting occurred.
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Everett, Pa
Jacob Gordon
Rt. 3
Everett
Harry Gordon
Justice of the Peace
H. Cyril Bingham
Bedford
Gordon
Stanley
Racial unrest and civil rights actions across the U S
Washington passes a federal civil rights protection bill while incidents of violence erupt in Houston Syracuse and New Orleans amid unrest and police responses. Martin Luther King Jr cites a crossroads between gains and potential escalation. Congress member John Conyers urges political action as Harlem visitors demand action on rat control.
Stolen Money Orders Probe Ties Four to Ft. Lee heist
Pittsburgh residents John Blackwell and Randolph Moore were bound over for trial on receiving stolen goods charges after police say $500 in money orders were stolen July 22 from a Fort Lee Virginia post office. Dorothy Sandige faced accessory charges with a $5,000 bond. Angelo Barone waived a hearing on similar charges.
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Pittsburgh
John Blackwell
Randolph Moore
Dorothy Sandige
Angelo Barone
Ft. Lee
Pole
To Halt Thieves ignition switch locks until key removed
Hillsboro Oregon residents Thomas Thompson and William McFarland have patented an ignition switch that prevents the engine from turning off until the key is taken out. Thompson, 59, is an automobile service manager from Hillsboro while McFarland, 37, is a mechanic from Aloha. The invention aims to deter thieves by forcing key removal before disabling the ignition.
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Hillsboro, Ore
Oregon
Thomas Thompson
Hillsboro
William McFarland
Aloha
Violence Follows I Marchers in Louisiana
In New Orleans the civil rights march faced increasing violence as state police beat back an attack by about 75 whites near Satsuma. Leader A Z Young plans replanning and the march resumes Friday at Walker. H Rap Brown arrived, called the governor an idiot, and prepared to speak at Baton Rouge rally. About 200 troopers protected 6 to 100 marchers. eight whites were arrested and four injured. Governor McKeithen defended equal protection and warned Brown would be arrested if laws were broken.
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Washington
Houston
Tex
Herman Short
Syracuse
N.Y
Bossolt
New Orleans
Bogalusa
Baton Rouge
A Z. Young
Walker
Atlanta
Martin Luther King, Jr
America
King
John Conyers Jr
Michigan
Harlem
Capitol Hill
Louisiana
A.Z. Young
Istate
H. Rap Brown
John J. McKeithen
U.S. 190
Denham Springs
McKeithen
Baton
Rouge
Rap ‘Brown
Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Theologian Fr Murray Dies At 62
The Rev John Courtney Murray SJ, a leading Catholic theologian and chief architect of the 1965 Vatican II religious liberty decree, died at 62 after a heart attack in a taxicab en route to the John LaFarge Institute in Manhattan. He taught at Woodstock College since 1936 and directed the institute, hosting interfaith scholars on dialog and race relations. His work spanned Theological Studies and We Hold These Truths, and he travelled to Rome frequently for ecumenical work.
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New York
John Courtney Murray
Ecumenical Council
Vatica II
Father Murray
Woodstock College
Maryland
John LaFarge
America
Murray
Manhattan
Queens
Kenneth Williams
Woodstock
Rome
Vatican
Council
Paul VI
Goldwater Calls for Treason Trial of Carmichael
Former senator Barry Goldwater urged that black power advocate Stokely Carmichael be tried for treason and executed if guilty. He said Carmichael should be arrested on returning from Cuba and compared laboring with other radicals. Goldwater also spoke on 1968 presidential prospects and potential rivals.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Stokely Carmichael
Arizona
Carmichael
United States
Cuba
U.S
Goldwater
Carmichaels
H. Rap
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
California
Ronald Reagan
Lontender
Pa Guard Training Reduced Amid National Guard Cuts
An Indiana County obituary page notes shifts in Pennsylvania National Guard training as cuts reduce drill requirements from 56 to 48 monthly. The report also lists multiple local deaths and funerals, including Esther D Erickson 73, of Indiana, and details on service times and burial venues across Olean, Windber, Saltsburg, and Cherry Tree.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Erickson
Virginia
Elin T. Bengston
Indiana
Defense Department
28Th Infantry Division
G. Frank Evans
Hus
Elsie J. Walker Evans
Cies
R. D
Camp Drum
N.Y
White
Greens
Maryland
Ohio
109Th Infantry
Scranton
John J. Remetta
3D Brigade
Remetta
Hearings May Develop Into Attack On Vietnam Policy
Senate hearings on the proper role of Congress and the White House in foreign affairs could develop into a flank attack on Vietnam policy. Undersecretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach defends the Johnson administration against assertions it has overstepped its constitutional role in directing foreign affairs.
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Fulbright
Senate
Congress
White House
United States
Vietnam
State Department
Johnson
U.S
Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Tito Ends Trip To Arabic Lands
Tito concluded his swing through Arab states in Cairo amid indications no Middle East peace formula emerged. Al Ahram quoted Yugoslav sources that he would pursue far-reaching political activity via personal contacts and the UN to end diplomatic stagnation. Informed sources said he pressed for a realistic approach opposed by Syria, while a plan for Moslem territory prayers by an Israeli army rabbi sparked Muslim protest fears.
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Cairo
Tito
Middle East
al Ahram
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Tate
Syria
Noureddin Atassi
Teamster Steward Slain In Philadelphia Shootout
A Teamsters Union steward, Robert DeGeorge, 33, was shot to death outside Teamsters Local 107 headquarters near the Delaware River waterfront. A 34 caliber pistol was found inside the union office. Four men are sought. The local faces internal dissension amid talks of possible trusteeship by the international body in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters
Teamsters Local 107
Robert DeGeorge
Union Hall
Delaware River
Teamsters International
Washington
Store Owners Seek Injunction Over Sunday Blue Law
Pittsburgh area case cites Berler's Foodland seeking a preliminary injunction to limit Allegheny County district attorney from stopping Sunday food sales. The suit targets state blue law enforcement pending Supreme Court ruling. Judge Ralph H. Smith Jr. heard arguments.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Berler's
Foodland
Robert W. Duggan
State Supreme Court
Duggan
Ralph H. Smith Jr
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Daugher
Lee Hill
British Columbia
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Spiritwood
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Fr. Murray
Stokely
Esther D. Erickson
Charles J. Erickson
Grant St
Grass Flat
Charles
Mary Till Eld
Olean
N. Y
Zion Lutheran Chawah
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Einer Kron
Mount View
Asulee
John Walsh
Tampa
Fla
William Walsh
Brush Valley
Beulah Shearer
Delaware
Mae Saylor
Wilkinsburg
Theodore
Betty) Werner
Anaheim
Robinson - Lytie’s
Raymond Rockwell
Garden of Christus
Greenwood Cemetery
Arthur B. Bates
Saltsburg R.D
Fort Palmer
Charlotte Gabble Bates
Jamroga
Latrobe
Herbert Lasher Bates
John Jarnrogai
Margaret Gillan
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Georgia Jean
Arthur
Herbert
William Joseph
Paul
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Salisbury
Hunter Funeral Home
Saltsburg
Richard Reynolds
Edgewood
Emery F. Hartman
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Philip J
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Essie Hartman
Johnstown
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White Plains
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James Simmons
Katherine
John J. Conway
Main St
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D.D
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Elks St
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Indiana Hospital
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Mary Hession Forrest
Ethel Wilkes
Windber
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Plumville
Charles Tears
Lachine
Mich
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John
Meek Funeral
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J. W. Fulbright
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J. Dailey
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Ruby J. Bartlett
Tufts University
Foreign Relations Committee
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Heshbon
Torrance
Europe
Patrick J. Hallow
Homer City
Peter Zeman
St. Francis Cemetery
Graceton
Joseph Turko
San Francisco
Heilwood
Post Engineers
Presidio of
Aurelia
Mary
Heilwond
Godeau
Robert J
Bob) Smith
Chestnut St
Barnesboro
Mineral Hospital
Spangler
Green Twp
Indiana County
George and
Elizabeth Roberts Smith
Kinport
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Barnes and Tucker Coal Co
Nannie Somerville
David
Lynn
Oakmont
Kenneth G
Trenton
N. J
Robert, Jr
Levittown
Grant
Cherry Tree R.D
Gwin Funeral
Cherry Tree
Citizen's Cemetery
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