Successful Investing Mint Firm Makes Money In Medals
Franklin Mint president Joseph Segel forecasts 1969 sales near 28 million with earnings around 1.25 a share. Growth relies on devoted subscribers and limited minting to lift value. 87,000 subscribers in four series imply 38 million in potential billing. Expansion includes acquisitions of English and Canadian coin firms.
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Franklin Mint
Carings
Federal Trade Commission
Franklin
Livingston Oil
CATV
New York Stock Exchange
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LVO Corp
LVO
Roger Spear
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Roger E. Spear
Middletown Journal
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Hamilton's Resort Features At Water Edge Campers Quiet
Hamilton's Resort offers air conditioned units on the water edge with a modern swimming pool. The facility includes fishing, playground and pony rides for kids, camping spaces, tea camping facilities, and a quiet, traffic free setting.
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Hamilton’s
Firecracker Blaze Destroys 1500 Buildings in Portland
A fire on July 4, 1866, in Portland, Maine, started by a firecracker, razed about 1,500 buildings and caused roughly $10 million in damage.
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Portland
Threat Of Transportation Strike Looms Over Steel
Industry Week warns U S steel shipments could be disrupted by potential railroad and Teamsters strikes or steel hauler actions. Downturn in operations strains delivery systems while scrap prices climb to the highest since 1957. raw steel output edged down to 2,521,000 net tons last week.
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Cleveland, Ohio
U.S
Industry Week
Teamsters Union
Fraternal Association of Steelhaulers
Iailroads
Steel Magazine
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Amid Gains Across Classes
USDA cattle and hog futures show broad gains in Cincinnati with steers 30 higher and cows up to 50. Calves weaken, hogs gain 60 to 75, lambs steady with prime and choice moving at 29.00 to 30.00 per hundredweight. Bulls remain steady, sellers note active trade across weights.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Ohio egg and poultry prices in Columbus area report
Ohio market details show eggs paid to packing plants for delivery to major cities with U S and consumer grades. Carton sizes Large Medium Small A prices range 48 to 6144 for cartons and 60 to 68 cents for retailers, with typical levels in the 60s. Poultry prices across farms in Ohio and southern Indiana list fryers at 1342 to 15 cents and hens at light supply. potatoes range 4.40 to 6.50 per unit.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S
Indiana
Horizont Crossword Answers From Historical Puzzle
The page lists a dense crossword with clues ranging from Dry of wit and Frost to Entomology terms. Includes across and down hints like High home, Service man address, Native of New York, and various Latin and French loanwords.
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Eton College Debating Society
New York
Transplant Patient Doing Well After Kidney Operation
Mrs Corrine Hendricks daughter of Mrs Beatrice Knox 800 14th Ave is reported doing well following a kidney transplant Saturday at the Cleveland Clinic. She had both kidneys removed last June and has been at the clinic since May. Tests showed her daughter Debbie Halli King could not donate due to tissue mismatch.
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Corrine Hendricks
Beatrice Knox
14Th Ave
Cleveland Clinic
Hendricks
Debbie Halli King
Declarer Makes Slam In Six Notrump Bridge
Geza Ottlik crafted a six notrump deal where South can force a slam. After a club coup and careful signaling by discards, declarer wins the last tricks by two heart finesses and a spade sequence, overcoming the squeeze on East and West.
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Geza Ottlik
Ponte
Declarer
West
East
Estrellita Horoscope Forecast for Tomorrow and 1970
Excellent planetary influences make this a fine period for personal relationships and social functions. If tomorrow is your birthday, a good year ahead follows with prospering personal life and material interests and recognition for efforts through April and late 1970. avoid speculation in September and November. Travel favors in November and December. a child born today could excel in art or literature.
Anonymous donor funds NSW Cancer Council research program
An unnamed benefactor donated 50 000 Australian dollars yearly to the New South Wales Cancer Council from 1956 through 1968. In 1969 the yearly gift rose to 70 000 dollars. The council funds cancer research projects.
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Sydney
New South Wales Cancer Council
U. S
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