Young financier joins New York Stock Exchange
A 21 year old student, Stephen M. Peck of New York, becomes the Exchange’s youngest member elect. He will complete studies at the Wharton School and, during the summer, work with a firm his father, Barney Peck, runs. The seat costs around $100,000 and Peck has been a member since 1934.
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Stassen Charts Revised Disarmament Plan At Open Skies Push
Stassen announces a revamped U S disarmament policy aiming to curb hydrogen bombage and overall stockpiles. He says the plan supports mutual aerial inspection while preserving essential nuclear deterrence and prioritizes troop reductions. Stassen notes talks with Britain France Canada and the Soviet Union are to be coordinated as Eisenhower’s Open Skies framework evolves.
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