Successful Investing Avoid Heavy Concentration In Drug Stocks
The adviser warns against overconcentration in any one group and suggests diversifying away from Parke, Davis and Merck. Warner-Lambert is broadly diversified and may be bought, while Merck remains strong and could be held as a core holding. The recommendation is to switch to other groups to reduce risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Spears
Parke
Davis
Merck
Warner-Lambert
G.P
Warner - Lambert
American Telephone
C.W
Divorce action tied to alimony and partitioned property dispute
Walter B. Davin seeks a divorce from Kathryn W. Davin in Butler County Court of Common Pleas during 1967 along with permanent alimony from two described parcels in Hamilton. The notice follows with zoning and public works items including a variance hearing for Charles V. Combs and two sports court construction contracts in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Joseph Cunningham
Judith Cunningham
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Catherine A. Day
Finkelman & Ross
Ludwig L. Kolb
Combat Support Squadron
A.P.O
New York
Addie
Se Common Pleas Court
Elliott & Boyd
Harry R. Thornton
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Engineer
Dea
Wm. R. Stitsinger
Donald S. Bacon
Gordon H. Augspurger
Chester
Kathryn W. Davin
Walter B. Davin
City of
Hio
Park Avenue
Dennis Walsh
John B. Connaughton Jr
Atermey
Zoning Board OF Appeals
Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Aoals
Hawkins Road
Liberty Township
Charles V. Combs
Pearle
Profitt
Zoning Board
Board of Zoning Appeals
Michael Road
Madison Township
Margaret Ann McCabe
Pearl E. Proffitt
Shelby
Department OF Parks and Recreation
Sheley Blacktopping
John Pascal
Parks and Recreation
General Fund Parks & Recreation Fund
William W. Donham
Mary A. McDowell
Valleydale
Lemon Township
Del-Layne, Inc
Presidential Estates Development Co., Inc
Biggest Newspaper Sale Ever Disclosed
Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc sold to Thomson Newspapers Inc in a deal around 72 million dollars. The move makes the Thomson group a global publisher with dozens of papers in the US Canada and the UK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, Ohio
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
United States
Thomson Newspapers Inc
All Times
Cleveland Plain Dealer
S. I. Newhouse
Brush-Moore
G. Gordon Strong
Kenneth R. Thomson
Thomson Newspapers
Thomson Group
Canada
England
Wales
Scotland
North Ireland
London Times
Pressmen Halt Publication of Dayton Journal
An unauthorized work stoppage by pressmen silenced the Journal Herald in Dayton Ohio. R C Snyder vice president says overtime pay disputes lie at the heart of the shutdown and he cannot confirm if the Dayton Daily News will also be affected. Separate union chapters handle the jointly published papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Ohio
Journal Herald
R. C. Snyder
Dayton Newspapers, Inc
Dayton Daily News
Snyder
Daily News
Lebanon Cyclist Hurt In Wreck
James Calvert age 22 of 506 East Warren Street Lebanon was listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton with abdominal injuries after his motorcycle struck the rear of a car yesterday near Bobmeyer Road on Dixie Highway. The car was driven by Albert Edward Bley aged 46 of 2811 Dixie Highway who had stopped for a traffic light. Calvert was charged with failing to stop within an assured clear distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calvert
E. Warren St
Lebanon
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Calvert
Dixie Highway
Bobmeyer Road
Albert Edward Bley
Girl Beaten By Woman In Pisgah Basement
A 19 year old Louisville girl, Diane Clare, was beaten in a Pisgah basement by a woman she met at a Hamilton County shopping center. She sustained multiple facial and neck contusions, and the assailant reportedly threatened her while she defended herself with an ice pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Louisville
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Pisgah
Diane Clare
Butler County
Tri-County
Hamilton County
Grass Fire on Rt 73 East of Wayne Trace Rd Extinguished
A small grass fire east of Wayne Trace Road on Route 73 was put out yesterday around 3 30 p m by the Wayne Township Fire Department. Deputies say the land is farmed by Earl Truster. No damage is listed and the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 73
Wayne-Trace Road
Wayne Township
Butler County
Earl Truster
Horizon 1 Summit 4 Musical sign and more clues
A crossword puzzle page presents clues across numbers 1 through 49 including entries for Donkey cry Presidential nickname and various word meanings. The listing includes themes such as animals colors and musical terms with references to people like Doris and Stephen Vincent and ends with a weather term and solar trivia.
City auction to sell heavy equipment for first time
The city announces a Thursday auction of used equipment including 14 cars and trucks, two bulldozers, 20 bicycles, two old water coolers, and three 1963 police cars. Proceeds go to the general fund. sale starts at 6 p.m. with viewing Sept. 6 at the city garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Jefferies
Jefferies
Parks Department
Record Fall Enrollment Seen By Miami University
Miami University's central campus at Oxford expects a record enrollment of at least 11 300 this fall and will resume activity steadily in the coming days before classes start September 6. Many students will arrive early for pre school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Kentucky Senator Reports Unsatisfactory Cigarette Filter Tests
A Kentucky senator says two major cigarette companies tested and found unsatisfactory the Strickman filter sponsored by Columbia University. Columbia will not license any cigarette maker to use the filter until extensive testing proves the results fully satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert L. Strickman
Strickman
Columbia University
Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Senate
U.S
William Stewart
E. Culver Hammond
American Cancer Society
Kirk
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Morton
Brown Williamson Tobacco Corp
Louisville
Man Arrested In Connection With Burglary
Cleveland area police arrested a second person who possessed auto registrations and driver licenses stolen in the Ohio Department of Motor Vehicles burglary on Central Avenue. Middletown police planned to question Michael Amato, 40, of Cleveland, who had the missing items when arrested yesterday. Ronald L. Medley, location unknown, also possessed some stolen items when arrested on larceny by trick charges. The Aug. 3 burglary took 68 blank licenses, 114 registrations and other forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland-area
Ohio Department of Motor Vehicles
Central Avenue
Middletown
Cleveland
Michael Amato
University Heights
Ronald L. Medley
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
Cincinnati AP dispatch from USDA notes cattle offerings light with few prices. High grade loads scarce while slaughter heifers at 921 lb bring 26.00. other live cattle mostly 25.50. Hog prices steady for No 1-3 190-245 lb at 20.75-21.00. sows 17.50-18.50. boars 14.50-15.50. Sheep count small and untested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
Ohio and Indiana Egg and Poultry Prices Reported
Prices paid to farms and packing plants for eggs and poultry in Ohio and southern Indiana. Large eggs range mainly 27 to 35 cents, jumbo 29 to 30, undergrades 4 to 12 cents. Cartons to retailers show large A white 40 to 41 cents, medium 32 to 33. Fryers 14 to 16 cents, light hens about 5, potatoes 3.00 to 4.50 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
U. S
Buddhism Founded in 5th Century B C Chicago
The brief note states that Buddhism originated in the 5th century B C. It places the historical genesis in ancient India and mentions its development into a major world religion.
Hippies Toss Money Into New York Stock Exchange
In a brief stunt at the New York Stock Exchange, about 15 hippies showered dollar bills onto the trading floor before security escorted them out. Runners and clerks watched as bills drifted down. one participant called it a loving gesture, while others dismissed the act as madness. Some bills were torn or burned and observers counted only about twenty to thirty notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Warren
Ohio
Stock Market Declines at Opening Friday in New York
The stock market resumed its slide as trading opened on Friday with losses outpacing gains about 3 to 1. U S Smeling fell 1 percent to 62, and Scientific Data dropped about 1 percent. Opening prices included American Photocopy unchanged at 9, Chrysler down 4.2 to 47, Benguet up 1/2 to 6, Boeing down 1/2 at 92 1/2, Texas Gulf Sulphur down 1 percent at 136 1/4, Crown Cork down 4 percent at 60. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell to 331.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U_ S
Chrysler
Benguet
Boeing
Texas Gulf
Crown Cork
Associated Press
Isolated Indians Get Electricity In New Mexico
The 848 Alamo Navajo Indians on a west-central New Mexico reservation will receive electricity from the New Mexico Rural Electrification Cooperative Corp. The lines will also serve seven non Indian ranchers and power nine water wells now wind powered. Vice President Hubert H Humphrey will address the opening via telephone hookup relayed by radio to a mobile set on the reservation about 35 miles northwest of Magdalena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena
N.M
New Mexico
New Mexico Rural Electrification ‘Cooperative Corp
Hubert H. Humphrey
Police Briefs Report Parcel Loss Damage Bus Theft
Carolyn Parella reports a diamond ring valued at 550 missing from her apartment bedroom. Judy Dearmas shows vandals scorched her car with cigarette burns and paint remover damage estimated at 150. Mrs William Moore states her purse was left on a bus and 32 dollars were missing when it returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Parella
Grand Ave
Judy Dearmas
Meadow Ave
William Moore
Wilbraham Road
Car theft report claims movie camera stolen
C W Taylor of % S Broad St reported a break in to his vehicle. An unknown person pried open the glove compartment and took a movie camera valued at 127 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Taylor
S. Broad St
Ohio Soldier Viet Casualty In Vietnam
A Wayne County soldier, Sgt. Le Roy Gerber of Kidron, is reported killed in Vietnam by the Defense Department. The notice notes his death as the latest Ohio casualty in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wayne County
Leroy Gerber
Kidron
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
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The
Middletown Journal
Butler County Common Pleas
Keystone Savings Association
Duquesne Light
Washington Water Power
C.lt. Financial
Gulf Oil Company of
Pittsburgh
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Central
Dayton Journal
Merry
Fez
Todaws
King Features Synd., Inc
Tez
Tive
Nobleman
Concludes
Doris
Stephen Vincent
Club
Metal
Lupino
Fiz
Aeronca Ptd
Aeronca Prior Ptd
Black Clawson Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bai Miowest
Sorg
Sorg Paper Ptd Ladd
Manchester Motor Inn
Washington Mutual
Puritan Fund
Channing Special
Manhattan Fund
Inv. Co. Amer
Greene & Ladd
Admiral
Aeronca Torr
Eee
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Settee Eeeee
DuPont Corp Eee
Ennee
Eastman Kodak
Firestone Tire
Ford Motors
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motor
General Ie
Kroger Baking Teen
Laulower
Lockheed Aircraft
Marat
Martin
Mead Corp
Sinclair Oil
Sonotone
Southern Pacific
Southern Rails
Sperry Corp
Standard Oil
N.J
Stone Container Tee Eee
Studebaker Peewers
Sunray Oil
Tenneco Tener
Taxaco
Textron
Tidewater
Aee
Union Carbide Ae
U S. Rubber Wea
U S. Steel
Ee Eee
Westinehouse
White Motors Tee
Wickes
Woolworth
Xerox
Younestown Sheet
Zenith Radio Weet Eee
George Putnam
Dreyfus Fund
Wellington Bal
Fidelity Trend
Mass. Inv. Gr. Stock
Jack Christy
Kentucky
Brown Williamson
Porillard Co
Monroe
Christy
Insurance Agency
Central Ave
Dick Monroe
Dayton Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Dayton
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Jane Robinson
Mer
Manchester
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