New York Cars Abandoned Reach Fifty Thousand in 1969
NEW YORK AP More than 50,000 cars were abandoned in New York City during 1969, prompting the Citizens Budget Commission to label it a new growth industry. The Sanitation Department said it had towed or carried off 55,926 cars that year and was doing its best, defining an abandoned car as one that has...
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License Plates Stripped for Parts, Lacks Owner Indications
A vehicle described as stripped for parts shows no clear ownership, with all signs pointing to it not being owned. Authorities note the condition suggests abandonment or impound risk, prompting potential seizure or disposal actions under local vehicle ordinance.
Nixon says he did no Christmas shopping this year
President Nixon said he could not do any Christmas shopping, but a New York friend acted as his agent to buy gifts for his wife and daughter. He noted he gives presents people normally wouldn’t buy for themselves, though he did not reveal his choices.
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Investment questions on stocks bonds and splits
Q and A discuss selling costs investing mistakes stock split logic and bond vs stock yields. Shulsky explains that a 2 for 1 split can broaden ownership and potential diversification while dividend changes follow the split. he contrasts corporate bond yields with government agency bonds and notes institutional price influence. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis spending Christmas in London with Aristotle joining soon.
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Good deed at airport funds St Louis charity gift
A Los Angeles airport act led to a $100 Christmas gift for the Central Institute for the Deaf in St. Louis. Marine Lance Cpl. Patrick A. Fogerty of St. Louis, 19, said he was $12 short of airfare home from Camp Pendleton when a woman stepped forward and offered the money.
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Man Plans to Send $100 to Institute for Repayment
He sought to repay a woman but was only given the institute’s name. He stated he would transfer $100 from his savings to the school.
Rider elected 56th president of American Bowling Congress
Herman C. Rider of Cleveland becomes the 56th president of the American Bowling Congress, the world’s largest sports participation group, succeeding Gilbert L. Adamowski of Chicago who held the post until last August.
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Pope Paul VI Blesses Vatican Manger Children Present
Pope Paul VI visited St Peter's Square driving to the square to place a Christ Child figure in a manger. He blessed the manger and two small babies born to Vatican employees as Rome children built the structure.
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