Wall Street Faces Prosperity Headaches and Scrutiny
Wall Street admits prosperity brings pain as more Americans buy stocks and a flood of new issues hits markets. Regulators press self policing while exchanges warn brokers to avoid misconduct and excessive charges amid SEC and potential congressional probes.
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Wall Street
Washington
Exchanges
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
SEC
New York Stock Exchange
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State's Mug Law To Aid Collector
George Williams a Pittsburg mail carrier and antique shaving mug collector welcomes Kansas barber board's new rule banning mugs and brushes effective January 1. He notes the regulation will boost the value of these historical items once common in barbershops and now sought by collectors.
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Pttsburg
Eas
George Williams
Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas Barber Board
Snow and Rain Dampens Northern US Areas
The Associated Press reports snow and rain dampened northern sections from Idaho to the northern Appalachians with cold air moving from the Rockies to the Midwest and into New England. Temperatures ranged from subzero in Sault Ste. Marie to 50s in parts of the Gulf Coast and southern California. cold wave warnings covered the Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, and New England.
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Appalachians
Rockies
Midwest
New England
Florida
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Montana
Texas
Great Lakes
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Maine
Nebraska
Iowa
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Middle
Great Lakes Region
Vermont
New Hampshire
South Atlantic
Modesty of Englishman Not Influenced by Fire
Mod est James Todd, 55, an antique dealer in Truro England, ran into the street as burning oil thawed a frozen pipe. He fought rescuers while they tried to pull off his trousers. A policeman overpowered him and removed the pants. Todd escaped with a mild scorching.
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Truro
England
Modest James Todd
Todd
Natural Bridge Collapse at Sun City Tourist Spot
A natural rock bridge on the W. O. Dickerson estate collapsed, ending a local tourist draw. The cause remains undetermined as the bridge fell during daylight hours.
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Sun City
Kan
W. O. Dickerson
Burly Chiropractor Fends Off Intruder in Kansas City
Charles A. Moore Jr., a 45 year old chiropractor, confronted a masked gunman in his Kansas City office. Moore, 6 feet 2 inches and 255 pounds, wrestled the robber to the floor forcing the weapon from Bennie Richard Campbell, 23, who was held for investigation.
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Kansas City
Charles A. Moore Jr
Moce
Moore
Bennie Richard Campbell
Sheriff Seeks Bond Plan Overcrowding At Jackson County Jail
Sheriff Arvid Owsley urged a $350000 bond issue to reform Jackson County jail conditions in Kansas City. He aims to place the measure on the March 6 ballot and would convert the unfinished Mth floor of the 15 floor courthouse into cells and dormitories for well behaved prisoners.
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Kansas City (Ap
Arvid Owsley
Jackson County
Owsley
Wanted Man Arrested in Oklahoma City
Thom as Gabriel Ward a 41 year old Topeka Kansas man was arrested by the FBI Wednesday on a warrant charging him with jumping bail He was also charged in Kansas City with forging a government check Ward was arrested on a downtown street by FBI agents including Lee Teague special agent in charge
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Oklahoma City
Thomas Gabriel Ward
Topeka
Kan
FBI
Lee
Teague
Ward
Kansas City
1962 Elections Won't Shift Congressional Policy
The AP analysis argues Congress remains conservative in 1962 regardless of party control. It notes Democrats hold 258 of 435 House seats and 64 of 100 Senate seats, with Southern Democrats dominating committees. Kennedy’s leverage is limited by coalition dynamics and past presidential confrontations with Congress.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
German City Reports Smallpox Cases
Three smallpox cases in Duesseldorf prompted intensive precautions near the Ruhr area. About 200 hospital beds were set aside for isolation and large scale inoculation was ordered. Officials said an engineer who returned December 2 from Liberia carried the disease.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Ruhr
Liberia
Milliken's SOS Specialties Offers Secretarial Services
The listing advertises direct mail addressing telephone answering thermo fax copying and complete secretarial services with qualified personnel. It notes monthly statements and credit collection notary public and other services. Contact VI3 5920 or VI3 5947 Suite 810217 Massachusetts.
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Milliken
Massachusetts
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