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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1961
Page
11
Auther, Smaeaye Gullo reports on a couple's retirement plan missteps after cashing in bonds to buy 800 Detroit Edison shares. Despite a 3.9 percent dividend yield on the current price, they face continued expenses and question whether to sell and reinvest.
Readers seek clarity on bonds, dividends, and stock strategies amid a cluttered market. Advisory notes cover cashing in Sericesy IE bonds, extending federal issues, and whether to switch to high quality preferreds or convertibles. Guidance emphasizes continuing existing bonds, exploring safer options, and learning selling techniques for stock investments.
A garbled OCR passage lists various capitalized terms and names that appear random and disjointed. It contains strings like HAAG PRODECE DM STAN AGO CARS and personal names such as mohamed, von, sonia, and m t, with no coherent event or subject.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Dow Jones and New York markets, with references to utilities and stock values. The text is incomplete but signals a market update or stock movement portion of a financial brief. No clear entities beyond Dow Jones and New York are recoverable.
Readable fragments describe a local event with people and places blurred by OCR. Names and specifics are not recoverable. The text hints at a community activity or notice without clear dates, venues, or outcomes.
In Malibu California a large beach gathering drawn by a Los Angeles radio station caused severe traffic delays along Zuia County beach area. Deputies reported drinking and petty theft with possible disturbances as the crowd swelled toward mid afternoon. Police responded to manage crowds and restore order.
A man connected to a Triangle death case is freed amid confusion over a first degree murder and conspiracy charges. The narrative mentions individuals such as Gordon Watson and others in a disorderly account with names and fragmented details of wealth, estate, and alleged involvement.
Log jam in back offices and a shortage of experienced help bog down over the counter and listed securities. NASD reports 2600 firms with $1.4 billion in undelivered transactions, delays in certificates and transfers, and a weeklong work rise as brokers scramble to clear a backlog.
U S scientists announce a powerful new test rocket built in California claiming greater thrust than current Atlas and Titan missiles. The 30 foot long segmented solid fuel design could assemble into a 200 foot vehicle for eventual multi segment thrusts. Officials compare it to Soviet capabilities and note promising, though preliminary, results.
Pvt Jerry R Smith son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Smith 211 Lavonia recently completed military police training at Ft Gordon Ga receiving instruction in self defense urban control and basic procedures in civil and military law He is a 198 graduate of Derry To Smith Burbank High His wife Norma also served in San Antonio Other army personnel listed include Lt Dove promoted to lieutenant colonel in the National Logistics Command and various transfers with units in San Antonio Puerto Rico and Korea Also noted are assignments of Magnet Minjares and Waller in Korea and connections to the Wah Enghrens battalions with other service moves involving Bayt Nee and Ft Hood Regular updates on this personnel movement appear in the same notice.
A reader questions how railroad earnings affect Social Security benefits under the retirement system. The piece explains that earnings past and present may alter benefits, including self employment taxes for domestic work, and notes the complexity of how various income sources are treated.
Washington reports conflicting views as Sen Tavits proposes a Johnson southern stump tour to ease racial tensions. Sen Goldwater argues for persuasive integration but does not demand a Johnson trip. GOP leaders weighed how to handle TV program debates amid civil rights pressure.
In Brighton England Sarah Churchill, daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, appeared in court on charges linked to drink and disorderly conduct involving a sister. She pleaded guilty and was fined two pounds, with this marking her eighth known court appearance over recent years for related offenses.
New York stocks edged higher as traders priced in relief from the Vienna conference and anticipated a traditional summer rally. Leaders gained fractions to two points with strong bets on chemicals, nonferrous metals, utilities, autos, electrical gear, and select electronics. News of Merger plans failure and acquisitions weighed on a few issues while leaders like American Viscose and Ford showed notable gains on optimistic brokerage notes.
Market notes show large cattle volumes with prices varying by class. Slaughter steers and heifers reach high to steady ranges, feeders and calves active. hogs mixed with steady demand. Prices quoted for cows, bulls, and feeders across several grades reflect a robust but uneven market.
A chaotic report from Paris notes 11 killed with multiple Algerians wounded as police detain suspects. Four other Algerians are in custody after clashes near central sites. Police set up special detention facilities following the incident on a tense afternoon.
Reported protests across several Algerian cities caused property damage but no fatalities or injuries. Aimed at government policy, demonstrations unfolded with signs and scattered clashes as authorities monitored the situation.
New York report says former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was named honorary chairman of the American board, announced Sunday. The designation comes amid organizational changes and public praise for his decades of service.
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