SEC Seeks Stronger Regulation Of Stock Markets
A study for the SEC argues self-policing by exchanges works but needs more government oversight. SEC Chairman Cary says the agency will push for broader powers after consultations with exchanges and OTC leaders before seeking new authority from Congress.
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Kansan Approved For Credit Board Appointment
Kenneth T. Anderson of Emporia has been confirmed by the Senate for a six year term on the Federal Farm Credit Board. He replaces George Lightburn of Carpon Oklahoma and was nominated by Federal Land Bank Associations in Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico.
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Kennedy Jr Delivers Laughter at Mothers Hospital Suite
President Kennedy visits Mother and newborn Patrick Bouvier Kennedy at Otis Air Force Base. John Jr and Caroline tour with flowers as Mrs Kennedy recovers. The infant died after a brief life, funeral services held in Boston.
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Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
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Hyannis Port
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Leonard J. Daley
Boston Children’s Medical Center
Boston Center
Boston
Tax Bill Nears Completion In House Outlook
President Kennedy's tax program moves through House Ways & Means with completion expected this week. House action likely after Labor Day while Senate hearings and Christmas timing loom. Senator Byrd plans lengthy hearings. Dirksen cites other business delaying passage. Gore forecasts no 1963 bill passage.
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Finance Committee
Five Civilized Tribes forestry project funded in Oklahoma
Interior Secretary Udall announced $3.50 million Accelerated Public Works funds for the Five Civilized Tribes forestry conservation effort in Adair Cherokee Haskell and McIntosh counties Oklahoma. The nationwide allocation totals $8.719 million to 92 projects in 24 states plus wildlife refuges in Arkansas and Missouri.
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UPI
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Five Civilized Tribes
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McIntosh
White River
Arkansas
Mingo National Wildlife Refuge
Missouri
Autopsy Pending in Collinsville Gunshot Death
Tulsa County authorities awaited an autopsy verdict on the death of 16 year old James Franklin Boyer of Collinsville. The body was found on his bed with a 38 caliber pistol nearby as investigators prepared to determine if the gunshot was accidental or intentional. The youth was discovered Sunday after his parents returned from a short trip.
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UPS
Tulsa
James Franklin Boyer
Ray Bachus
Bachus
Rome Hopeful on Christian Unity Talks Continue
Liberal circles in Rome show quiet optimism for renewed dialogue between the Roman Catholic and non-Catholic churches. Pope Paul VI signals continuity with John XXIII’s goals through the Ecumenical Council’s second session set for Sept. 29.
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Tots Found Dead In Clothes Dryer
In Birmingham Alabama two young boys Darin McClain six and Rickey Spann three died in a clothes dryer after being found by grandfather A D Cummings. Coroner J O Butler ruled the deaths accidental with suffocation likely occurring within minutes after the dryer door closed.
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J. O. Butler
Lutheran Assembly Ends In Helsinki
The Lutheran World Federation closed its fourth assembly in Helsinki with ceremonies at the Olympic Stadium led by newly elected president Dr. Fredrick A. Schiotz of Minneapolis. About 20,000 attended as Finnish choirs and bands performed. Schiotz, head of the American Lutheran Church, was chosen to succeed Dr. Franklin C. Fry, with 19 others elected to the executive committee. A foundation for inter confessional research was approved to study differences between Lutheran beliefs and other Christian faiths.
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Fredrick A. Schiotz
Minneapolis
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New York City
Hotel Fire Claims Life as Flint Blaze Burns Six Story Hotel
In Flint Michigan a six story Adams Hotel fire killed 84 year old Fred Whitby and injured 15 others. Firefighters rescued two residents including blind accordionist Frank Torrey who prayed on his bed for six hours as flames raged and plaster fell. Three guests remained unaccounted for early today.
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Police officer helps deliver baby at Elk Hotel
Oklahoma City UPD officer J. A. Venard and two colleagues assisted in delivering a 5 1 2 pound girl at the Elk Hotel. Venard fainted after the delivery while an ambulance driver supported him. Both mother Anita Ramirez and the baby are reported in good condition. Venard expected to resume his beat tonight.
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Elk Hotel
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Quotes In The News Highlights From Around The World
United Press International covers remarks by Senator Richard Russell on Kennedy civil rights plans, a hijacking engineer describing a precise operation, Berlin official Heinrich Albertz urging restraint, and US Secretary Freeman reacting to the Skopje earthquake with admiration for local resolve though descriptions are cut off.
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Orville Freeman
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Mother killed as can explodes in incinerator
Mrs Mildred Aron a 40 year old mother of three was killed in Willow Grove Pennsylvania when a pressurized can exploded in a backyard incinerator. A fragment severed her jugular vein as she stood about six feet away from the device.
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Rainmaker to reveal identity for $10,000 grant
The anonymous rainmaker of San Angelo must disclose his identity to collect $10,000. James Green of the San Angelo Weather Information Center says a contract cannot be signed with an unknown person. The performer boasts a five for five season in Tulsa and eyes Hong Kong potential.
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Tex
James Green
San Angelo Weather Information Center, Inc
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Tulsa
Hong Kong
Police dog Sabre keeps service with gold tooth
Sabre, an Indianapolis police dog, kept his place in the canine corps after a dentist fitted a gold tooth following the loss of his right fang. The dog had faced possible retirement but retained status with the department.
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Force Indianapolis, Inc
UPT
Doan’s Pills Offer Quick Relief for Backache and Restless Nights
An old advertisement touts Doan’s Pills as fast relief for nagging backache headache and muscular pains. It promises soothing bladder irritation relief and mild diuretic action. It urges asking for the large size and emphasizes decades of trusted use.
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