Tax Collector Steps Into December Stock Market
AP Business News Analyst SAM DAWSON reports on year end tax related selling in the stock market. Institutions and individuals have been trimming holdings for tax purposes as equities trade near record highs, with losses and gains offsetting each other amid dividends, stock splits, and a steel strike impact.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Networks admit dubbing crowd noise in Eisenhower trip
ABC and CBS acknowledged using taped crowd sounds in TV coverage of President Eisenhower’s Europe tour when actual sounds were unsuitable. NBC named James A. Stabile as VP of standards and practices as CBS warns staff against payola.
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Europe
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
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West Germany
Sig Mickelson
CBS News
CBS
Frank Lanton
NBC
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Robert W. Lishman
House
Payola probes widen as Freed refuses grand jury testim ony
Washington sources report ongoing payola inquiries into the matter with Manhattan District Attorney Frank S Hogan’s office also pursuing the case. Disc jockey Alan Freed declined to testify before a grand jury to avoid possible prosecution, after which a subpoena targeted his TV files. Freed says he did not take payola but accepted consultant fees. In Philadelphia Dick Clark discusses a profit-sharing deal with Memphis producer Sam Phillips, asserting earnings from likeness and endorsements on television.
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Manhattan
Frank S. Hogan
Payola
Alan Freed
Freed
Wnews-V
WABC
Philadelphia
Dick Clark
Memphis
Eisenhower to Visit Karachi Cricket Match and Flyover
President Eisenhower will attend a cricket match in Karachi Pakistan on December 8 as a goodwill ambassador. He will also take a one hour helicopter aerial inspection of the city highlighting a large housing project aided by American funds during his December 7-9 Karachi visit as part of a broader 18 day tour to Europe Asia and Africa.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
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Karachi
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Africa
White House
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Iran
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Italy
Eisenhower to visit Italy Turkey and Pakistan in December
President Eisenhower plans a mid day Friday departure with visits to Rome Ankara and Karachi including luncheons dinners a tomb visit and a Sabbath audience with Pope John XXIII. He will meet Pakistani leaders Ayub Khan watch tribal dances attend a civic reception and place a wreath at Jinnah’s tomb before continuing to Tehran for talks with the Shah. The trip features international discussions and cultural events and logistics in multiple capitals. In St Louis Matthew J. Connelly and T Lamar Caudle seek rehearings after tax fixing conspiracy convictions with fines and prison terms pending further appeals.
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Antarctic Treaty To Be Signed Milestone in atomic age diplomacy
Washington AP twelve nations sign a treaty to preserve Antarctica for peaceful purposes. It bans nuclear explosions and missile bases and includes an inspection plan. The 14 article pact involves United States Soviet Union Britain France Japan and 10 more nations and may open to UN members.
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Slays Hubby and Two Children in Missouri Family Tragedy
Betty Lou Moore, 29, admits killing her husband Charles Moore, 25, and their children Monty Janelle 5 and David 4 in Belton, Missouri. She sobbed at arraignment in Harrisonville and fought officers as she tore the murder complaint. Held without bond for a December 8 preliminary hearing after fleeing to Grand Island, Nebraska.
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Charles Moore
Monty Janelle
David
Belton
Dancer Sues For Divorce In Hollywood Promises
Los Angeles AP reports Maria Rosa Orad Aragon, 21, sues Moises Vivanco for 16000 alleging she left a Spain dancing career for Hollywood dreams. Vivanco, 40, ex husband of Yma Sumac, allegedly promised marriage and stardom but remained linked to Sumac while Aragon says she posed in revealing attire under false representations.
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Quiet Wedding For Actor's Kin
Susan MacMurray daughter of Fred MacMurray married Thomas Moore Poole a Los Angeles businessman in a quiet Las Vegas Desert Inn ceremony. The couple's nuptials, performed by a justice of the peace, were witnessed by hotel proprietors Wilbur Clark and his wife. Susan's mother is deceased and MacMurray later remarried actress June Haver.
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June Haver
Filipino Police Tour Around Clark Field
Philippine national police began around the clock patrols outside Clark Air Base north of Manila after 100 troopers were ordered to bolster security. The move follows five robberies and a brief hostage incident as U S and Philippine commanders implement new measures to curb armed intrusion at the base.
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Philippine National Police
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Altoona proposes 1960 city budget of 3.89 million
Altoona City Council on Monday proposed a record budget of 3.892 million for 1960. The plan includes raises for all city officials, compared with 1959's 3.383 million budget.
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Twin Bandits Rob Jeweler In Los Angeles
Two men who appeared to be twins robbed a Los Angeles jewelry store on Monday and fled with 3685 dollars in cash and jewelry. A suspect waved a .38 revolver and threatened owner Svend Eriksen who handed over 175 dollars, 2660 dollars in rings, and a watch valued at 850 dollars for his customers.
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Svend Eriksen
Eriksen
Greece to issue stamps honoring Hungarian revolt
ATHENS AP Greece plans two postage stamps honoring Imre Nagy and the 1956 Hungarian revolt while Hungary protests. The stamps go on sale Dec 6 and feature Nagy with the words Freedom to the People, in response to a Soviet stamp showing editor Emmanuel Glezon who was jailed for espionage.
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Odd Mishap Kills 2 Hurts 3 in Miami
In Miami a woman exiting a car bumped the gas pedal and the vehicle sped onto a Christmas shoppers' sidewalk. Two pedestrians Margaret Pwell 43 and C Reppe 65 died. Injured include Sophia Ortigasa 28 and David Ortigasa 34. The car ran a red light and struck another auto before hitting the sidewalk near a department store.
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Margaret Pwell
C. Reppe
Sophia Ortiagasa
David Ortigasa
Police Chief May Lose Job With License
MALVERN AL A state patrol report says Police Chief William H Hollis Sr may be dismissed after his Florida permit was canceled for one year in 1955 following four drunken driving convictions. The town council will discuss revocation of his Alabama license at Monday’s meeting.
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Ala
William H. Hollis Sr
Alabama
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Williford
T. L. Payne
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Payne
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