Reveal Big Scandal In Exchange
Three developments were expected to move from the SEC action. Pressure on the Amex to adopt broader reforms. formal proceedings by the SEC and possibly the Justice Department against Amex members. and tougher SEC policing of exchanges. The Re case involving Jerry and Gerard Re prompted the investigation and sparked questions about market rigging and the conduct of fair auctions.
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SEC
Exchange
Wall
Amex
Congress
Jerry
Gerard Re
Res
DiSelle
Enmande
Edward T. McCormick
Joseph F. Reilly
Charles J. Bocklet
James R. Dyer
John J. Mann
Gilligan, Will & Co
Kennedy to attend Ohio birthday dinner in Columbus
President Kennedy flies to Columbus for Gov. Michael V. DiSalle's 4th birthday celebration at a $100-a-plate dinner and a large rally at the fairgrounds. The visit stirs political tempests as DiSalle faces re election pressure and possible White House prospects. Nearby governors and party officials are expected.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy
Buckeye
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Fairgrounds
Democratic National Committee
DiSalle
Washington
Historians Plan For 62 Program In Indiana County
Indiana County Historical Society met at Memorial Hall to hear reports and discuss the 1962 program. President Howard Jackhart announced committee heads and members were invited to reserve for the February Washington Lincoln dinner hosted by the Indiana County Chapter DAR with Dr. Clyde Gelhach speaking.
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Filans
Indiana County Historical Society
Memorial Hall
Howard Jackhart
Varius
Society
Indiana County
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Historical Society
Miriam Dimit
DAR
Clyde
Gelhach
Indiana State College
Governors rally for Kennedy at state dinner fundraiser
Ohio governor backs Kennedy as president hopeful. President to arrive about 5 30 p.m. Three visiting governors Matthew Welsh Indiana Bert Combs Kentucky and David Lawrence Pennsylvania sit at the speakers table. Also at dinner are John Bailey and Matthew McCluskey. State leaders hope to raise a quarter of a million dollars for the campaign fund.
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Ohio
Kennedy
Matthew Welsh
Indiana
Bert Combs
Kentucky
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
John Bailey
Matthew McCluskey
Ex-Latrobe loan official re-arrested amid embezzlement charges
Elsie K. McCurdy of Latrobe faces 14 counts of embezzlement and false entry for allegedly stealing 149062 dollars from Latrobe Building & Loan Association over a five year span dating back to 1957. Bond set at 40000 dollars as liquidation of the firm proceeds under State Banking Dept supervision.
Independent Higher Ed Unit Urgency Prompted in Pa
Dr Eric A Walker president of Penn State calls for an independent coordinating agency to plan higher education in Pennsylvania within a Content State policy. He warns the move could control state and institutional resources, boost cooperation among institutions, and raise the quality of collegiate and university programs.
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University Park
Council of Higher Education
Pennsylvania
Eric A. Walker
Pennaysylvania State
Waiverei
Walker
Fridain
Higer
Pennsylvana
JFK Jr Takes First Toddling Steps At Palm Beach
The 3 month old JFK Jr. has progressed from crawling to toddling while at Palm Beach. He walked unaided along the airport road with Caroline and John Jr. nearby as President Kennedy prepared for departure to Washington. Mrs. Kennedy accompanied the children as they left the press area and joined the presidential motorcade.
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Palm Beach
Fla
API
John FP. Kenndy Jr
John Tr
Pati Beach
Washington
Kennedy
Devertr
Caroline
John Dz
Oro Port
Special Squads Move In On Paris Communist Rally
Riot police rolled into Paris at dawn with orders to break up a Communist rally in defiance of a ban on demonstrations. Communists claim France faces a fascist putsch linked to the Secret Army Organization and terrorism in Algeria.
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David Mason
Paris
France
Secret Army
J Army
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
L’humanite
Algiers
Casbah
Lille
Communist Party
Raoul Sal'¢an
Belgium
Eans
Oran
Mlarm
de Gaulle
le Populaire
French
Human Rights League
Pa Jobless Claims In Sharp Rise In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports seasonal layoffs and post holiday shutdowns pushed Pennsylvania total unemployment compensation claims to 258,345 for the week of December 24 to 30. New claims jumped to 56,867 while continued claims rose to 201,479. checks mailed totaled 144,456 amounting to 4.49 million dollars. Also noted is a historical line about the first pony express rider arriving in 1860.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Labor and Industry Department
Department
A. Allen Suleane
Sulcone
Basketball interview on Indiana Public School broadcast
A basketball program will be aired on the Indiana Public School broadcast tomorrow at 8 15 p m. Ray Goss will interview coaches Walter Stapleton and Eugene Lep ley and players Barry McKnight Ted Deyo and Don Douds.
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Indiana Public School
Ray Goss
Walter Stapleton
Eugene Lepley
Barry McKnight
Ted Deyo
Don Douds
Barr Approves Baker Dismissal in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH AP The mayor approved Lt Arthur Baker's dismissal less than a month after a police trial. The case arose from conduct charges tied to his role as an officer and follows a federal gambling raid in New Kensington last August. Baker may appeal to the Civil Service Commission.
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Pittsburgh
Arthur Baker
Joseph Barr
Barr
Board
Baker
New Kensington
Civil Service Commission
Epiphany Witch Queen Brightens Italy With Gifts
In Italy during Epiphany celebrations a legendary witch Belana brings gifts to children. Movie stars ride in parading cars while police and traffic bustle as towns join in Toy drives. A nun in Rovigo asks for school bus gifts for kids lacking transport.
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Rome
API
Italy
Belana
Jesus
Wen
Dian Smatl
Amerean Soungsters
Waita
Befang
Nathan Vane
Haban
Rovigo
Turin
Fovia
English Channel
Ena Ogerutor
London
Alligator at Little Rock Zoo Battles Midwinter Ailments
Arkie the 600 pound alligator at Little Rock Zoo endures midwinter misery. Keeper Raymond Squires treats him with sun lamps nasal spray and cod liver oil for vitamin A and D deficiency. Arkie, isolated from others after a neck fungal infection, dislikes the oil as he weighs more than half a ton. Arkie was captured near Hope, Arkansas about a year ago.
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Little Rock, Ark
Big Arkie
Little Rock Zoo
Raymond Squires
Squires
Arkie
lArkie
Ted
Hope
Ark
Travel Plans Canceled By US Judge
CHICAGO AP A federal judge canceled all travel plans of Jose Sanchez-Gutierez a 27 year old Mexican who has entered the United States illegally 10 times since 1949 He was sentenced to two years in prison for violating probation on an immigration law violation and was later arrested in Chicago on a malicious mischief charge though he claimed to spend most time in the U S He was turned over to federal authorities after the arrest and asked if he were a citizen he replied No but I spend most of my time there.
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Chicago
United States
Jose Sanchez-Gutierez
Durango
Mexico
Michael Love
U.S. District Court
Igoe
Sanchez Gutierez
Bloom Attacks Budget Move
In Harrisburg AP report Republican State Chairman George J. Bloom assails Gov. Lawrence for delaying a $2 monthly relief allowance increase set for March 1 to avoid a deficit. Bloom argues a Republican would face backlash if relief funds were cut and labels the action a budgetary compromise.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
George J. Bloom
Bloom
Stars blamed for Nehru image fallout in Goa crisis
New Delhi AP report says a Hindu mystic claims India's Goa seizure damaged Nehru's image in the West, blaming planetary alignment. Swami Ragavendra Dassji and 700 sadhus held prayers along the Jumna to avert the anticipated catastrophe. Astrologers warn of mass deaths from February planetary conjunction lasting six months, while Nehru urges faith and warns against star gazing. National prayers spread, with no atomic war predicted.
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R. Satakopan
New Delhi
Nehru
India
Goa
Swami Ragavendra Dassji
Swami
Jumna
No Induction For Teacher No Induction For Teacher
A Sparrows Point High School world history teacher David Brubaker 25 had his recall to military duty canceled after protests by students. Brubaker who served two years in the Army and was an inactive reservist received a telegram from the 22nd Army Corps Indiantown Gap Pa announcing the reversal.
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Baltimore
David Brubaker
Sparrows Point High
22Nd Army Corps
Indiantown Gap
Brubaker
William Mottern
Cook
Minnesota
Rochester Mills
Florence Mattern
Samuel Mattern
Indiana
Cook, Minn
Parker, Pa
Bette
Alby Hagan
Willam
Apollo
Robert
Geneva Williams
Virginia Gibson
Mattern
Beulah McGaughey
Richard T. Bell
South Seventh Street
R. W. Falls
First Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Ernest Stanley Wilkin
Aultman
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Parkwood
Charles and
Pearl Palmer Wilkine
Wilkinson
Indiana County
Aultman Union Church
A & P Coal Company
Lavina Craig Wilkinson
Auttman
Terry George
Miami
Fla
David
Thomas
Diane) Connor
Ruth Elizabeth Wilkinson
Lee F. Hyland
Bing Crosby recovery after kidney stone operation reported
SANTA MONICA CALIF. Bing Crosby, 57, is doing fine after a two hour operation to remove two kidney stones. Doctors said the stones shifted position and noted Crosby’s history of kidney stones. His wife Kathy Grant and family expect a swift recovery with him possibly watching Pebble Beach Golf Tournament as a spectator.
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Santa Monica
Calif
APJ
Bingo Crosby
Crosby
Frederick Schlumberger
Kathy Grant
Bing
Altoona
Jacob
Sarah Woodward Ehrenfeld
Mesien Methodist Church
Blairsville
Wil.iam
Jean) Showers
Blairsvile
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
Lee E. Schaeffer
Greenwood Cemetery
Punxsutawney
Pebble Beach
San Francisco
Laos Princes Pressed to Form Unity Cabinet Try
Western and Communist diplomats urge Souphanouvong Souvanna Phouma and Boun Gum to Geneva for summit talks. A united Laotian delegation is needed to approve a cease fire and neutral status at the Laos conference, with key dispute over defense and interior ministries.
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Geneva
Laos
Southeast Asia
Vientiane
M-nation
Souvanna Phouma
Boun Gum
Defense
Interior
Low Bid On Shortway Bridge Job
Harrisburg AP Cooper Smith Bros Inc of Phillipsburg New Jersey bid 529167 for 32 piers on the Keystone Shortway bridge over the Susquehanna between Mifflinville and Limberidge in Columbia County. Largest bid 4965.44 for eight bridges on I 81 Cumberland Valley Freeway between Shippensburg and Carlisle. Other bids include Anthracite Expressway I 81 Pittston Yatesville DuPont area with 1685.74 bid.
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Harrisburg
Coopersmith Bros., Inc
Phillipsburg
N.J
Susquehanna River
Mifflinville
Limberidge
Columbia County
Luzerne
Columbia Counties
Shippensburg
Carlisle
S. J. Groves and Sons, Hic
Camp Wi
Pittstown
Belgen Yatesville
DuPont
Lt Contracting Corp
Penna
Delawary
Welfe
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