Mutual fund managers see steady 1960 growth ahead
AP Business News records fund managers forecasting a strong 1960 for stocks and bonds. Growth in mutual fund assets reaches about 514 billion with 2 billion in sales for the first eleven months, aided by optimism about steel industry shifts, corporate investment, rising inventories, and solid consumer spending.
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Delaware Fund
Touhy's Son In LA For TV Interview
In Los Angeles AP reports Tot Touhy, son of Roger Touhy, flew in for a TV interview amid notes from Chicago. He portrayed himself as a mild-mannered 33 year old, previously linked to a traffic citation, and said he fears misrepresentation about seeking vengeance for his father’s death.
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Family memories reveal Capone era mob ties and prison years
A fragmented interview recalls Tom Touhy and his father, a convict linked to Chicago crime, prison breaks, and a mob milieu. He recounts childhood moves, a later unemployment shift to Florida fishing equipment business, and his belief the murder was mob driven. Also notes a chess event at Penn State and a county case sentencing for a fatal shooting of Constable Harenski.
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