Organized crime infiltrates Wall Street says NYSE head
The NYSE president Robert Taach warns that organized crime has entered the securities industry exploiting clerical backlogs and paper failures. He notes criminals may steal securities and cause delivery failures across brokerage houses amid rapid market activity. The FBI and SEC are urged to investigate and restore exchange integrity.
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New York Stock Exchange
Dvil Organized Crime
Robert W. Taach
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National Association of Security Dealers
PBI
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Stock Exchange
Study proposed on rising medical aid costs and red tape
Senator John J. Williams urged a Senate Finance Committee study of escalating Medicare and Medicaid costs. The review would cover doctors fees hospital bills and drug costs with potential public hearings. Washington scientists have developed a plastic splint compound for fractures and broken teeth.
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Blue Cross
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Gerhard M. Brauer
National Bureau of Standards
Dry Enrone Fy Tger
Army Dental Corps
Housing Permits Rise Sharply in Last Year Reports
Census Bureau data show about 1.5 million private housing permits issued last year, a gain over 1967. Single family housing values rose from 43 000 to 97 000, while apartment units reached 605 800 vs 447 500 in 1967, with demand still unmet.
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Census Bureau
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Letter discusses housing inequality and personal responsibility in Frederick. The writer opposes quick judgment of the less fortunate and argues for equal opportunity and dignified work. They reference biblical teaching and urge readers to consider acts of aid to the needy.
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Disquieting Assumptions By Navy On The Pueblo
Washington columnist notes troubling repeated assumptions about the Pueblo incident. He argues wartime plausibility, not peacetime norms, should guide Navy readiness and security. The piece traces historical examples of unexpected attacks and urges caution against complacent assumptions today.
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North Korea
Malay Peninsula
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Tojo
Korea
Czechoslovakia
Pograble
Fifty Years Ago Hes Brom The News Pyst Piles Manel 2a
A regional report recalls postwar changes in farming and education with discussion of paralyzed systems and new plans. The piece notes a conference to boost Sunes School work in Frederick Counts and a push to centralize records and supplies in Washington by a March deadline.
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Brederick
Claeh
Maryland State Sunday School Association
Local News Briefs From Pike County Sanctioned
Twenty years ago in Prarie Newsdost area fires caused losses estimated in the several thousand dollars. The property at 2h West ALP Saints Street owned by Gilmore K. Hiantt housed an apartment. The confrontation item notes Pettis Gh Hiratas Paces and a House of Delegates update with a third reading planned. A parking meter was looted during a fraternity initiation. Jone Souths and other students from a Baltimore college faced charges. The Board of County Commissioners appointed Dis tarvoll te Mast erday as Frederick County Health Officer after a resignation.
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Saints
Gilmore K. Hiantt
Jone Souths
Editimore
Maryland plans crash program on solid waste management
Charles County Community College hosts a March 24 28 crash course for officials on trash disposal and sanitary landfill alternatives. The program gathers state federal and international experts to explore European land reclamation methods and train technicians advancing a two year curriculum.
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Frederick County
Michigan
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New York
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San Francisco
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Pattirat Wat
Jay N. Carsey
Potomac
Patuyent
Environmental Agriene
James (. Coulter
Ures Eneny
Plete
Purlie Health Service
State Teall Department
Ted Mae
Tedya Lem
Eneery
CMNY
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Churh
Department of Water Resources
Joseph D. Egeberg
U. S. Senate
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Joseph G. Cannare
Weber
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Anes
Court of Appeals- Esaudation
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Annapolis
Bach
Oldest Church and Flight Quiz Items From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR covers questions on the oldest church in eastern Syria, a 2000 flight test from Harton Revels Vy, and references to biblical Genesis and Noah with unclear names and dates. The readable fact notes a date of November 2, 2000 for a plane launched from a deck.
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Harton Revels
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