$9 Billion Poured Into Latin America
American investors pour nearly nine billion dollars into Latin America as governors tour Argentina and Brazil seeking growth. Private and government aid are favored to develop agriculture hydroelectric power and minerals. Governors from Arizona California Colorado Indiana Kansas Minnesota Iowa and Utah share optimistic or cautious views on stability and returns for Latin investments.
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Argentina
Brazil
Department of Commerce
U.S
Alan Hathaway
Long Island
Newsday
Arizona
Paul Fannin
California
Edmund G. Brown
Colorado
Stephen MacNichols
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Kansas
George Docking
Minnesota
Orville Freeman
North
South America
Iowa
Hershell
Loveless
United States
Utah
George D. Circle
Kennedys Favor Horse Country Camp Use and Name
Kennedy plans weekends in Virginia horse country Fauquier or Loudoun counties and will restore Shangri Ta at Camp David while not using the retreat much. Moonshiner Rubin Lessons sentenced to six years for illicit liquor charges in Worcester County. Centre given 30 foot Christmas tree donated by Mr and Mrs Leakins of Keymar to Frederick Shopping Center.
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Camp David
Catoctin Mourains
Thurmont
John F. Kennedy
White House
Senator Kennedy
Jacqueline
Virginia
Roosevelt
Shangri- Ta
Truman
Eisehower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Caroline
John
Shangrita
Snow Hill
Worchester
House of Correction
William Pilchard
Sessons
State Alcohol Tax
Edward Mason
Frederick Shopping Center
Oliver T. Leakins
Keymar
Nevin S. Baker
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Leakins
Baker
Shopping Center Merchants Association
Student Found Dead On Shore
The body of a Stevensville boy missing since November 11 was found on a marshy Chesapeake Bay shore. Charles Herma Volker Jr., a Stevensville High senior, was identified by State Police. An autopsy was ordered to determine cause of death.
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Stevensville
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Herma Volker Jr
Volker
Bay Bridge
Seven bottling firms fined for soft drink price fixing
In Washington the US District Court fined seven bottling companies and a trade association a total of 565,500 for conspiring to raise wholesale prices on soft drinks. Defendants pleaded no contest. Fines ranged from 1,000 for Canada Dry to 17,508 for Coca Cola Bottling.
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Washingtox
Leonard P. Walsh
US District Court
District of Columbian
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bot
Coca Cola Co
Association
Coca Cola
Richmond
Canada Dry
Nehi
Pepsi Cola
Metropolitan
Rock Creek
Canada ‘Dry
Carbonated Beverage Association
UI Commie To Return To Homeland
William Z. Foster former head of the Communist party in the United States won permission to go behind the Iron Curtain for medical treatment. His health is such that the trip is deemed necessary.
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New York
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
United States
Friday
Trin
Abandonment Move Linked to Foster Illness in 1948 Trial
The 73 year old Foster, long bedridden since a 1957 stroke, has been ruled too ill to stand trial on a 1948 federal indictment accusing him of conspiring to overthrow the government. He seeks to go abroad claiming better free medical care in Communist states. Judge Herlands appointed Dr. Hizig, who ruled there is no likelihood of trial, enabling Foster’s departure.
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Foster
Herlands
Local Investment Lecture Series By Alex Brown Partners
Dwight Collinus acted as program chairman moderating a series hosted by Alex Brown & Sons. Speakers Bonsal White Edwin H Lockwood presented topics on stocks bonds securities the NYSE investment objectives reading financial pages and reports mutual funds and advanced investing techniques as part of a local organization.
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Alex. Brown & Sons
Bonsal White
Edwin H. Lockwood
Dwight Collinus
New York Stock Exchange
Broser
Indiana University Rehires Football Coach Dickens
Indiana University extended Phil Dickens contract for four years despite a disappointing season. The coach faced probation and a suspension related to alleged violations of regulations on athlete inducement as LU faced scrutiny.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indianaiversity
Phil Dickens
Dickens
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Indiana
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Widex Hearing Aid Center
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DR. Bell
Alta M. Shaw
ATLAS
Weathergard Snow Tires
Farmers Coop Assn
South & Wisner Sts
Frederick, Md
ESSO
United
Menade
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington National Airport
Dulles International Airport
Chantilly
Friendship Air Ro
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad Co
The
Maryland Co
Henry M. Bliss
Pilgrim Helicopter Service, Inc
Rumson Co
Chesapeake and Potomac Airways
D. C. Transit System, Inc
New York Airways
Harrison L. Winter
Winter
Department of Public Welfare
Toronto
Ron Stewart
Toronto Maple Leafs
Anklle
Montreal
Revvart
UI Commie
West Frederick
Howard S. Kaylor
Winslow, Cohundison
Alfred B. Tallman
White, Weld & Co
James McEnroe
Merrill, Lynch
Thomas C. Hofstetler
Merrill,Linch
W. James Price IV
Frederick, Federal
Porter's Wine & Liquor Store
Porter's Bar & Grill
Patrick St. Frederick’s
Fredericktown Savings Institution
W. Frederick Branch
Citizens National Bank
Cizens National Bank of Fredericks
Citizens Office Market
Patrick
Frederick
Fort Detrick Facility
Mount Airy Bank
Mount Airy, Md
Libertyton Bank
Libertytown
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge
Federal Reserve System
the News
Maryland
Ae Hope Investment Club
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Philco Frost Free
Melvin M. Engle
Mars Opticians
Second St
Lemses Bausch & Tomb
Westinghouse
Eras Qwalve
Gee
EreTer Nomeg Equipment Company
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