Photographer files suit against Frank Sinatra
San Francisco photographer Jimmy Jaye sues Frank Sinatra for 275390 dollars claiming an encounter at a nightclub produced damages. Jaye had denied reports of a fight and said a film was taken from his camera without permission during Sinatra’s visit with friends.
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Dow Jones Closing Averages Report
New York markets end with Dow Jones closing ranges from the latest session. Investors monitor daily moves as trading wraps up amid mixed technical signals and light volume across key indices.
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Mixed Stock Market Activities Hover With No Clear Gain
New York stocks showed a mixed session with chemicals and steels down while electronics firmed. The market opened slightly lower on profit taking, then rose in midafternoon before retreating. DuPont and Union Carbide fell in chemicals, Eastman Kodak gained briefly on a dividend boost, while Lukens and Republic Steel slipped amid profit concerns and dividend-cut rumors.
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Gavin and family return to United States from Paris
Former Ambassador to France James M. Gavin and his wife with their three daughters flew to New York and planned to reach Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts. Gavin said he resigned for personal reasons and will return to Paris with Mrs. Gavin until the end of September, possibly joining Arthur D. Littie, Inc. in Massachusetts.
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NY Closing Stock List Snapshot Across Markets
The list compiles stock quotes and percentages for numerous corporations and industries, including Allied Sirs Macy RH Ls Alum Ltd M & M, Am Air, Coca Cola, Boeing, Dow Chemical, Goodyear, Ford, General Motors, Texaco, Pepsi, Penney, and many more, reflecting diverse performance figures and market activity. Also includes railroads, banks, utilities, and consumer goods firms with varying indicated percentages.
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Former U N head named Tunisia foreign minister
Mong Slim, president of the 1961 62 UN General Assembly, was installed as Tunisia's new foreign minister yesterday in Tunis reflecting a shift in the government.
Beau-Catcher VV Theme For Tonight in Seventeen Wardrobe
A Seventeen Magazine feature presented by Vegas Village Department Store showcases the Beau-Catcher wardrobe for teens. The Masque includes 18 McCall's patterns coordinated with new fabrics and colors, with models and commentary by Shirle Graff.
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O Donnell Named VP At Libby McNeill Libby
Robert D. O'Donnell is elected vice president of Libby McNeill Libby. He will head the Can Manufacturing Division and oversee four can plants in the Midwest California Ontario and the Pacific Northwest with a fourth plant due this year. He previously worked as a production engineer at Continental Can Co and Kaiser Aluminum Co after earning a BS in chemical engineering from the University of Wisconsin.
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Robert D. O'Donnell
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Bank promotes two vegans to pro assistant cashier
Charles J. Dyer and Roy W. Williams of First National Bank of Nevada receive promotions to pro assistant cashier. Dyer transfers to the Las Vegas Fifteenth and Charleston office after officer training in Reno and a 1961 start at the bank from J. C. Penney. Williams moves from teller at Third and Fremont to supervisor of the note department with the promotion.
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