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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1960
Page
9
Investor Sam Shulsky discusses buy methods for mutual funds, noting one shot purchases via normal brokerage are feasible and highlighting advantages of dollar averaging. He answers reader questions on withdrawal plans and a case of a volatile electronic stock, stressing investigation and prudent income strategies.
New York up the liquid diet stocks showed renewed strength in a slightly declining market as trading was active. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon fell 0.40 to 213.70 with most changes small while several issues moved fractionally.
The top line notes profits imaginations in the liquid diet field and a anticipated drop in steel industry operating rates. Dow Jones fell 166 to 594.34 at noon with rails down and utilities steady, while bonds stayed mixed in quiet trading. 2:30 p.m. quotes list varied percent changes for a wide range of industrials and airlines, including Allied Chem & Dye, American Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Chrysler, Dow Chemical, Ford Motors, General Motors, IBM, Lockheed, and others.
A poor village boy named Michael McBurney loves the sea and dreams of wonders. One stormy night a mysterious horse on the roof and later a diving mask and flippers are found, hinting at a hidden underwater world he must explore. The tale ends with a promise of more to come.
In Leopoldville Joseph Mobutu says he is ready to cut headwaters of the Nile in reprisal for Egyptian or Sudanese aid to Stanleyville rebels. He asserts loyal troops surround the city and promise liquidation of the rebel supply line disruption. He denounces Stanleyville secession threats as empty words while Oriental Province faces harsh conditions under Lumumba era leaders.
Mrs. Leah Meeker, 64, of 67 Erie Street, was hospitalized after a two car collision at West Third and Niagara Streets at 2 32 pm Sunday. She sustained an eye injury as a passenger in Theodore M Menter's car. Alma Daley, 39, of 69 East Alea Street, driver of the other car, received a back injury and underwent X ray exams. Both vehicles were damaged and Meeker's car was towed from the scene.
College faculty and wives gathered for the annual Christmas party at Lake Side Dining Hall on Friday December 2. Santa Charles Coward greeted guests as Miss Ann Goldsmith played the vibra maximba and Dr Frank Hulme read a Christmas piece. Mrs Earle Spaar and Mrs Gardner Wells chaired the hostess group with many committee helpers listed.
Mrs Frank Scholfield, Mrs Paul Shaver, Mrs Rober Sloan, Mrs John Walcott, Mrs PD A Campbell, Mrs Robert Babcock, and Mrs Robert McWilliams are listed in an obituary or society notice with names and titles.
The column lists numerous households hosting and visiting over Thanksgiving weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs William Walter in Syracuse, Mr and Mrs Erwin Spencer, Wells Stowell, Arthur Chapman and family, Lynn Betlow, Leon King, Clinton Stevenson, Maurice Halsey, Walton Watson Jr, Arthur Chapman Jr, Herman Chapman, Lois Chapman, Clifford Spedding, Joanne, Lyle Seaman, Glenn Campbell, Franklin Smith, Carl Smith, Carley Seaman, D Hollis, Vannie Susan James, Robert Britten, Esme Quackenbush, and others across Syracuse Par ish and nearby towns.
SUNY reported 33 939 full time students in a Cincinnati survey as the nation’s largest by full time enrollment among degree institutions. When UC figures are added SUNY drops to third with 44 488. CCNY leads with 77 621. California 49 169. Cornell 11 366. SUNY spans multiple campuses and institutes nationwide.
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a hydroelectric plant early today at Fort Ann and cut power to about 800 customers in and near the village northeast of Glens Falls. Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. sent emergency crews from Albany to restore service.
A 300 kilowatt automatic plant located at a ee in Weeds Creek was found on fire by a state trooper. The incident details are limited in the readable text.
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