Crossword Clues Snapshot from 1964 King Features
Readable crossword fragment lists horizontal clues including canine dog and ancient Semitic type, flightless bird, plus clues for actress Puerto masculine single unit attaches legume grain employ and fish egg. Dense with partial terms and numbers, implying a standard puzzle page layout.
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Successful Investing Income Slips and Juggling Holdings
A reader asks about reshaping investments including Income Properties and savings bonds. Experts advise redeeming 5000 in savings bonds for equal FMC Corp Procter & Gamble and PG&E and switching Income Properties to Texaco for inflation protection. They warn Treasuries maturing 1965 1970 cannot be cashed before call and recommend holding to maturity.
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Pacific Gas & Electric
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Roger E. Spear
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Today in History highlights nine events on Dec. 22
The column recalls key moments linked to December 22: McAuliffe's reply at Bastogne in 1944, La Fayette leaving Boston in 1781, the Embargo Act passage in 1807, the 1894 formation of the USGA, 1910 postal savings stamps, Churchill's 1941 Washington visit, Mendes-France 196 (year referenced as ten years ago), the World Bank loan in 1959 to Suez Canal Authority, and the Lakonia disaster in 1963.
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Great Lakes Cargo Record In 11 Months
The Great Lakes bulk fleet hauled 143,919,783 net tons of cargo through the first 11 months of 1964 the best volume since 1957 the Lake Carriers Association reported. Iron ore shipments totaled 73,190,270 net tons through Dec 1 up from 66,171,100 a year earlier.
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New Editor Named at Cincinnati Post & Times Star
James Uhl was named news editor of the Cincinnati Post & Times Star on Monday, succeeding Phil Sauer who resigned but will remain as assistant news editor.
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