Mutual Fund Growth Seen To Reach 100 Billion By 1980
New York analyst Arthur Wiesenberger says mutual funds could hit 100 billion dollars by 1980, requiring about a 10 percent annual growth from current levels, with past 20 years showing a 3,431 percent rise from 1949 to 1959. Open end funds dominate, with closed end steady growth, while a ten-stock favorite list including IBM, U S Steel, Texaco, Du Pont, Goodyear, International Paper, GE, Standard Oil of New Jersey, General Motors, and Ford remains favored.
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UPI
Arthur Wiesenberger
New York Stock Exchange
Miesenberger
Weisenberger
International Business Machines
U. S. Steel
Texaco
du Pont
Goodyear
International Paper
General Electric
Standard Oil
N.J
General Moltors
Ford
FASTEETH Powder Claims Secure Dentures
A dental product advertisement urges users not to worry about loose teeth and recommends sprinkling FASTEETH on denture plates. The alkaline powder allegedly provides comfort by securing plates without a gummy taste, and is available at drug counters.
Cloudbursts Rain Across Atlantic Seaboard and Plains
United Press International reports widespread storms soaking the Atlantic Seaboard with winds to 84 miles per hour and heavy rainfall across the Great Plains and Southeast. A Sunday tornado near Ruskin Florida overturned a trailer and damaged two homes and a barn, with no injuries.
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United Press International
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Great Plains
Ruskin
Fla
Tampa
Central Plains
Palm Beach
Florence
S.C
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Huron
Bismarck
N.C
Newport
Ore
Great Falls
Mont
More Charges Planned After Brawl At School
Brownsboro Texas AP. Dist Atty Jack Hardee says additional charges will be filed related to the Brownsboro School Board meeting brawl. George Rash and W R Guthrie face new assault counts as Texas Rangers and troopers continue inquiries after a fatal shooting and multiple injuries.
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Atty
Jack Hardee
Hardee
George Rash
W.R. Guthrie
East Texas
Texas Rangers
Thurman Jackson
C.C. Rahm
S.M. Watley
Arland Boles
Clarence Hatton
Bill Barton
This Policy Comes with the Key Pontiacs Sales Pitch
Pontiac Olds Buick Cadillac promotes a policy tied to key access and vehicle offers. The notice highlights a sales pitch featuring cars in a dealership setting, emphasizing financing options and customer incentives available to buyers.
Lubbock Man Named State Legion Chief
Victor Afflerbach of Lubbock named Texas VFW state commander as San Antonio chosen for 1961 convention. Other officers elected include Peter Stack of Houston senior vice commander Carter Younts of Linton junior vice commander Rev Mack Johnson of Houston chaplain and A M Armstrong of Austin quartermaster adutant T C Selman of Freeport named national councilman Carl Estes of Longview awarded for industry work. illness kept him from banquet with Judge Joe Estes accepting for him. Oscar Jones presented the award.
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Fort Worth
Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars
Victor Afflerbach
Lubbock
San Antonio
Peter Stack
Houston
Carter Younts
Linton
Mack Johnson
A.M. Armstrong
Austin
T.C. Selman
Freeport
VFW
Carl Estes
Longview News-Journal
Texas
Estes
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne enables shrinking hemorrhoids, stopping itch, and easing pain without surgery. Reports show pain relief and shrinkage in many cases, with users claiming piles are no longer a problem. Preparation H suppositories and ointment are marketed with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Census likely to reshuffle Congressional seats in 24 states
AP review of preliminary Census figures shows California could gain seats boosting to 38, Florida adds four to 12, Texas up one to 23, and New York and Pennsylvania may lose three each. Other shifts include New Jersey, Ohio, Maryland up one. Illinois, Nebraska, Kentucky down one. Massachusetts may drop to 14, while Arizona Hawaii Maryland Michigan New Jersey Ohio and Texas likely gain one seat each. Final figures due by December 1 with changes taking effect in 1962 elections.
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Iowa
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Missouri
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Census Bureau
Pioneer Flier Breaks Retirement At Age 80
Washington AP. Benja min D Foulois pioneer in military aviation and for 15 months the only U.S. officer on flying duty is back in harness at 80. He tours Far East bases and plans visits to European bases to urge support for the Air Force Historical Foundation. Foulois, veteran of Spanish American War service and Wright era flight, hopes to fill gaps in U.S. air history through the foundation. He recalls his first solo flight in 1910 at Fort Sam Houston and notes his 24 years of civilian confinement ended as he resumes Air Force outreach to personnel and wives.
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Benjamin D. Foulois
U.S
Army
Air Force Historical Foundation
Far East
Japan
Philippines
Okinawa
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Foulois
Cuba
Orville Wright
Ft. Myer
Alexandria
Wright
Wilbur Wright
Ft. Sam Houston
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Voting Statutes May Be Toughened In Louisiana
Gov Jimmie Davis and segregation leaders pushed a controversial plan after sending to the Senate a bill to stiffen voter qualification rules. If the Senate passes, the public would decide at the polls. Major objections targeted provisions denying ballots to mothers of illegitimate children and to illiterates seeking registration after the presidential election. The moral and literacy tests aimed mainly at the Black vote.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie Davis
Senate
House
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