Father and Son Cited For Stock Market Manipulation
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission charged Jerry and Gerard Re with illegal selling of nearly 10 million dollars in stock, price rigging, and operating an underground deceitful operation. A meeting at the American Stock Exchange near Trinity Church Yard preceded the exchange action, with Jerry barred for 30 days and Gerard exonerated. The case signals one of the most flagrant manipulation episodes in Wall Street history and raises concerns among investors and officials.
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Edward T. McCormick
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Joseph F. Reilly
Board of Governors
Rolling Popcorn Wagon Joins Pittsburg Collector’s Odd Arsenal
Johnnie Marietta, a Pittsburg merchant and circus aficionado, adds a horse drawn steam powered rolling popcorn wagon to his 500,000 piece Ringling Bros. collection. The wagon uses a three gallon boiler and propane for steam, cooking peanuts and popcorn while traveling to Kansas centennial celebrations.
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Pittsburg
Johnnie Marietta
Kansas
Wisconsin Dells
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Miami
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Seattle
Wash
PTA Export to World Widest Influence Says Leader
Kansas City AP Mrs Durand Taylor New York City says the PTA a uniquely American invention is the nations most vital export. She notes PTA programs grow abroad with groups in Germany and 18 million members in Japan after World War II. Taylor spoke at the 65th annual PTA convention and urged Americans to engage in international affairs for an ordered world.
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Kansas City
Durand Taylor
New York City
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India
Germany
Japan
Everly wants alimony while husband buys yacht
Mary Sue Everly seeks $1,750 monthly alimony and child support from Don Everly, arguing he can afford it if he buys an $80,000 yacht after their separation last August. She also files a separate maintenance suit charging cruelty.
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Los Angeles
Mary Sue Everly
Don Everly
LeMay May Push for B70 Bomber Under Kennedy Era
Gen Curtis E LeMay poised to become Air Force chief signals possible renewed drive for Kennedy admin to back the 2000 mile B70 bomber. An associate says LeMay believes the project is needed and not canceled, with no radical policy changes expected on taking over July 1.
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Roy Lambert
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Trugra
PBS
Dinette Ensemble
Seto
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