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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
3
Jacoby on Bridge discusses vulnerability by deal, scoring bonuses for games and slams, and rules for part scores in Chicago rubber. It notes that overbidding by North and South allowed West to lead clubs, letting dummy's eight of clubs hold.
Chicago physicians report that nicotine raises heart output and coronary flow like exercise in some sedentary individuals, but harms others with severe disease. Dr Dock, using ballistocardiogram data, warns most smokers relax only while smoking and urges caution about vascular damage and addiction.
Police recovered a sewing machine given to a neighbor who moved to Louisiana. The serial number led to the manufacturer, confirming a sale in Washington to Mrs. Frances M. Sherrill of Hagerstown. Detectives, aided by a photograph, verified the identification.
General Motors Corp. approved a special year end extra dividend of 1.50 dollars a share, totaling over 425 million dollars, in addition to the regular 0.50 dividend to be paid December 10 to holders of record November 14.
GM will pay 4 dollars per share as a 28 million share dividend totaling 568 million, the highest in the company’s 55-year history, reflecting a booming auto industry and prompting Chrysler to double its dividend and split 2 for 1. Frederic Donner and John Gordon call it in line with policy to distribute earnings as warranted. Also notes a stock market peak on GM shares and a wide industry upturn.
A sales pitch touts the Esso MAGIC-GRID heat booster as cutting home oil bills by 10 to 40 percent, claiming an average $53.50 annual loss per customer without it. The Humble ad offers premium Esso heating oil with 24 hour Watchdog service and a money back guarantee.
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