Wolfson Denies Wrongdoing In Motor Stock
New York AP reports financier J Louis E Wolfson denies any wrongdoing in a civil SEC case over American Motors Corp stock He states no manipulation occurred and notes he has not owned AMC stock for a week The SEC alleges he issued statements that misrepresented his holdings and hurt AMC stock prices The SEC seeks action under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 and a temporary restraining order was issued by Judge Frederick Van Pelt Bryan Wolfson, once AMC’s top shareholder, built his fortune from a Jacksonville junkyard
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New York
J Louis E. Wolfson
American Motors Corp
P . Wolfson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jacksonville
Fla
Wolfson
American Motors
Langer Wins GOP Nomination for Fourth Term in North Dakota
In North Dakota, veteran Senator William Langer clinched the Republican nomination for a fourth term amid a split race with Clyde Duffy. With 2,332 precincts reporting, Langer led Duffy 24,463 to 45,178. Duffy conceded via telegram, while Langer disputed party backing earlier this spring. Democratic results showed Ray G. Vendser leading Anson J. Anderson for the Senate. In Congress races, Nordlingen and Short led for the GOP, with Burdick and others contesting Democratic nominations. A separate note reports a 43-foot giant squid being studied at the University of Miami Marine Laboratory after a Bahamas find.
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Fargo
North Dakota
William Langer
Li Gow
Clyde Duffy
Duffy
Langer
Dews Lake
Maryland
Pretineis
Ray G. Vendser
Farmer
Carpio
Anson J. Anderson
State Public Service Commission
Senate
GOP
Congress
Asher L. Burdick
Otto Krueger
Jed
Orris G. Nordingen
Leeds
Don Short
Medora Ranch
Miami
Fla
University ‘of Miami Marine Laboratory
Abaco’Island
Bahamas
U.S. Fish” and Wildlife ‘Service
Seven Story Building Cornice Crashes Killing Shopper
In Detroit a 16 foot cornice section toppled from a seventh story building on Woodward Avenue, striking and killing widow Mrs Myrtle Taggart and injuring two other shoppers as rush hour crowds dispersed minutes earlier. Rusted supporting rods blamed for the collapse.
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Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Myrtle Taggart
Editors Discuss Magazine Costs
A Columbia meeting featured a panel on how to cut costs while keeping editing effective. Panelists included Powell Adams of Kansas City Industrial Editors and Beta Sigma Phi, Bob Criger of Sheffield Ladle, Gerald Kell of Panhandle Eastern Pipeline, and John Solomon of Western Auto Supply. The group plans a September meeting in Jefferson City.
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Associated Central Missouri
Columbia
Kansas Citions
Powell Adams
Kansas City
Beta Sigma Phi Association
Bob Criger
Sheffield Ladle
Sheffield Steel Co
Area Arector
ICE
Gerald Kell
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
John Solomon
Western Auto Supply Co
ICIE
Jefferson City
Shooting Man Aloft Science Foundation Plans Space by 12-Year-Old Boy
East St. Louis reports subpoenas issued to Frank Wortman and Sam Magin by the Senate Labor Rackets Committee as it opens a probe into links between crime and labor unions. A Federal Grand Jury also investigates Wortman’s affairs. Magin faces perjury charges from a prior grand jury probe. In Washington, a separate note discusses a Tipton Missouri centennial coin bill and a science project by a 12-year-old NYC boy proposing a two-week orbital space plan, using a jet-X engine and homebuilt rockets.
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East St, Louis
Frank
Buster) Wortman
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Wortman
Sam Magin
East St. Louis
Magin
Washington
Wartman
One Woman and 46 Dogs Create a Big Happy Family
New York AP report profiles Martha Hinrichsen a gray haired widow who lives with 46 dogs in a 17 room brownstone in upper Manhattan. The article portrays her unusual household as a close knit family unit and chronicled daily routines and challenges of caring for so many pets.
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New York
Martha Hinrichsen
Upper Manhattan
Einrichsen
Woman Injured After Two Car Madison Street Crash
In the 1000 block of Madison Street a two car collision damaged both vehicles. Peter John Opel 69 of 303 Tyler Street turned left into a driveway as Raford Earl Ogle 23 of 415 Washington 51 drove south. A passenger in Ogle's car was taken to Charles E. Still Hospital for a possible ankle injury. Opel cited for left turn against oncoming traffic. Ogle cited for no city license.
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Madison Street
Peter John Opel
Tyler §T
Raford Earl Ogle
Washington 51
Opel
Ogle
Earl Ogle
Spokane
Wash
Raeford Ogle
Charles E. Still Hospital
Financial Markets LCA and Legal Dispute Mentioned
Financial markets showed mixed to higher activity with lead issues advancing and sectors like steels rails coppers oils and chemicals contributing to gains while oil and gas firms faced mixed results. Separately Magistrate Walter Bayer heard a case over a dogs shelter involving the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a dog owner defending her use of dogs for protection and asserting their well being.
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LCA
New York
Sears
Sinclair
Spen
Sperry
Irom
Eternoon
Ifg
Steel _ co
Woolworth
Walter Bayer
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Richfield Oi
Union of
Istifornia
Gulf
Hinrichsen
Bayer
Expectant Mother Jailed Over Bogus Checks in KC
Barbara Adams, 17, five months pregnant, admitted cashing 208 dollars in fraudulent checks to support her three children James Jr., 2, Jerry 145, and Eddie six months. Husband unavailable, police say. Juvenile authorities refused to take the children after hours, prompting guardians to arrange care at a nursery home until relatives assumed custody.
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Kansas City
Barbara Adams
James Adams Jr
Jerry
Eddie
Preparations For 118000 Foot Balloon Flight
MOBERLY Mo AP preparations were under way for a 118000 foot balloon flight to study cosmic rays. The unmanned 200 foot bag of plastic material carries 200 pounds of science gear and will be launched at zone tomorrow if weather allows. Dr Frank Donald of the University of Iowa directs the cosmic testing at the municipal airport. Automatic timers will detonate a dynamite cap to free the instruments at 22 miles, after which a parachute and tracking plane will retrieve them for the International Geophysical Year committee.
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Moberly
Frank Donald
University of Iowa
Noted Politician Looks to Rival’s Resolve
Schlesinger doubted, but claimed he knows her well and believes she will not surrender a single one of them. He compared her tenacity to that of a caregiver dealing with stubborn youngsters.
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Schlesinger
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