Silver Hoarders Unloading Stocks After Price Rise
NEW YORK AP Silver speculators have unloaded some of their hoard after a price rise from 91.34 cents to a high of $1.04 per ounce. The drop to around $1 in Britain follows President Kennedy's plan to free silver from government control and demonetize it except as coins. Handu & Harman estimates 1961 world silver use at 430.7 million ounces with 350.7 million for industrial use and coinage, plus 40 million in inventories and 40 million in speculative hoards. If prices stay low, hoarders may release stocks, and users could dip into existing inventories.
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Des Moines
Iowa
To Decide COLE Future To Decide COLE Future
Emporia Kansas AP report on June 4 synod meeting in Wichita to decide the College of Emporia future. About 200 members discussed raising 150000 by May 15 and 400000 within three years, plus boosting annual support by 40000. No decision. options include closure, merger, or keeping it open. college enrolls about 600 students.
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Stock Exchange Officials Resign En Masse
New York AP report says Chairman Joseph F. Reilly and three top Amer ican Stock Exchange executives quit on Monday. Vice Chairman Charles J. Bocklet James R. Dyer and John J. Mann also resigned amid an SEC finding of abuses in trading rules.
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Joseph F. Reilly
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Reilly
Charles J. Bocklet
James R. Dyer
John J. Mann
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Fear GOP Fund Raising Spectacular May Be Flop
Washington AP reports Republicans fear a near financial flop in the February nationwide fundraising event. Discussions focus on tapping wealthy Eastern donors for Nixon’s California governor bid while invitations to a Waldorf luncheon raise skepticism about fundraising motives.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eugene McGovern
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Waldorf Astoria
Topeka Banquet Marks Kansas Day Events
In Topeka on Sunday night at 6 15 the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas hold their annual banquet as a Kansas Day prelude. Dr W Clark Wesvoe chancellor of the University of Kansas will speak Gov John Anderson will present the Haucke Award to the winner of the annual oratorical contest.
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Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas
W. Clark Wesvoe
University of Kansas
John Anderson
Haucke
Hal Boyle Quips From Mailbag About Odd Facts
Eastern Nigeria has only five dentists serving nine million people while Alaska boasts ample space per person. Clever notes cover garlic loving Greeks, berets in czarist times, extreme cold numbness, and surprising family sizes with historical figures among large broods.
Salinan To Try For Senate Seat In Kansas
EMPORIA AP Jim Wymore of Salina state president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce says he will seek the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat held by Frank Carlson. Wymore, 33, is the first to oppose Carlson this year, who is expected to campaign for a third term. The piece notes context about political moves and a referenced Nebraska law, with mentions of an investor and a Korean War veteran.
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Jim Wymore
Salina
Junior Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Senate
Frank Carlson
Wymore
Carlson
Nebraska
Possible Fine If Clock Reads Nonstandard Time
A brief note warns individuals they could be fined if their clocks do not display standard time, highlighting enforcement or compliance expectations without detailing penalties or jurisdiction.
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