Bruce Company Head Sees Bright Prospects After Merger
Bruce company head says stock is traded and that a $750000 surety bond covers the firm. He notes sales totaling 342 million and reports the company’s headquarters in New York with plants in Memphis Nashville Little Rock Cairo Center and several other sites.
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Kennedy to Deliver Fourth of July Address in Philadelphia
President Kennedy will give a July fourth address at Independence Hall in Philadelphia during the final National Governors Conference session. Governors meet in Hershey before visiting Philadelphia and Kennedy plans to travel there that morning then go to Camp David for the holiday with his family.
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Kennedy
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White House
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Maryland
Conductor Goossens Dies at 69 in London
Sir Eugene Goossens a British conductor and composer died today in a Middlesex Hospital after a brief illness at 69. He led the Rochester Philharmonic from 1923 to 1931 and the Cincinnati Symphony from 1931 to 1947. He made guest appearances with the New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia, Boston and San Francisco orchestras.
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Eugene Goossens
Middlesex Hospital
Rochester, Nly
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New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
Mickey Rooney Files for Bankruptcy Citing Bad Advice
Hollywood actor Mickey Rooney, 39, claims he is broke after bad advice and poor judgment. He filed for voluntary bankruptcy in federal court listing debts of 914 and assets of 500 in household goods. Rooney says the move protects his family and vows to tighten finances, noting a 163000 personal loan, 106686 in federal taxes, and 9826 in California income taxes. Public income from a trust fund of 20 years ago may affect his case.
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Associated Press
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Chris-Craft Strike Ends in New Two Year Pact
Algonac Michigan production workers at the Chris-Craft plant return to work after unions reject three prior offers and approve a two year contract. The strike ended following the overwhelming vote in favor of the pact.
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Chris- Craft
Roangy Plans Memoir With Putnam As Royalties Cited
The subject cited possible royalties from a life story now in preparation for G. P. Putnam & Sons. Roangy lives in Encino with his fifth wife Barbara Ann Thompson and their three children.
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Encino
Barbara Ann Thompson
JFK Praises Laos Pact as Milestone in Peace Effort
The White House released President Kennedy's praise for the Laos settlement as a milestone toward Southeast Asian peace. Officials say Laos aims for independence and neutrality, with a coalition government to reduce Cold War tensions and possibly resume coordinated aid as conditions allow.
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Thailand
Korea to Receive 71.5 Million in U S Surplus Farm Goods
Seoul reports a new agreement with the United States pledging 71.5 million dollars in surplus farm produce for Korea this year. The deal was signed on Tuesday by representatives of both countries.
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UPT
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No Korea reports GI Abshier praised Pyongyang visit
The Garfield Heights man Abshier told North Korea’s Pyongyang broadcast he found no foreign troops in North Korea and described the city as clean and happy. U.S. Army officials in Seoul had no comment on his remarks and noted he is listed absent without leave after five weeks in Korea since joining the Army in Chicago May 26 1961.
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Drummers in Goodman's Band Discovered on Tour
Benny Goodman invited two Soviet percussionists to join his sextet after watching a Georgian State Opera House performance in Tbilisi. The duo joined for two jazz classics amid a 1,900 strong crowd, receiving high praise as “great drummers” and “fantastic.”
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UPI
Benny Goodman
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United States
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Goodman Hand
Posies Strewn After Train Hits Truck Scene
A Florida East Coast Railway work train struck a stalled truck in Stuart Florida scattering roses and chrysanthemums across the scene. Spectators collected bouquets as the locomotive demolished the truck. no injuries were reported.
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Florida East Coast Railway
Reds May Release Long Beach Gay Controversy Details
Fragmented clipping mentions a release related to Long Beach and a gay context with Bryett’s family and Clara the Younger Fryett, noting allegations of slander. Limited readable names and unclear events.
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Reds
Long Beach
Bryett
Clara
Fryett
Kennedy jokes at press conference with foreign leaders
President Kennedy quipped during a UPI report about his travels with foreign ministers and opposition leaders. The exchange highlighted a bipartisan stance as he joked about taking Everett with him on travels to follow a cited example.
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UPI
Kennedy
Ananian
Chiiri
Chiari
Galileo” Séils
Panama
Everett
United States
Betty Grub Ends 110 Mile Nuclear Protest Walk
Mrs. Betty Grub completed a 110 mile protest march from Gloucester delivering anti nuclear test letters to the Soviet and US embassies and Buckingham Palace. Readers are directed to borrow and see classified ads for loan solutions.
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Betty Grub
Gloucester
Buckingham Palace
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