Keep AT&T as anchor stock for steady income
A widow asks how to raise income with low risk and whether to sell AT&T. The columnist defends AT&T as anchor stock yielding about 3 percent, notes past dividend increases, and suggests diversifying beyond AT&T for higher yields. Also answers questions on Treasury bonds call provisions and proper mutual fund terminology.
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Labor AFL-CIO outlines 1964 campaign plans in major cities
UNITY HOUSE PA The AFL-CIO political wing advanced plans for a mid September conference of union leaders from 22 large cities to launch labor activities in the 1964 campaign. Kennedy support is anticipated with a broad GOTV drive. A COPE meeting will discuss a Washington gathering of metropolitan area reps. The council stayed neutral on the August 28 civil rights march, prompting protest from A Philip Randolph and Walter Reuther over the stance.
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Navy Silent on Russ Ships Off Cape Cod Report
Washington reports that 50 Russian fishing trawlers were sighted near Cape Cod but the Navy refused to comment beyond The seas are free. A Navy officer noted some trawlers may carry advanced electronic gear for monitoring communications or missile flights.
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Peking Attack Seen After U S Underground Test
Diplomatic observers foresee Beijing using the Nevada low yield underground test as leverage in its rift with Moscow. China denounces the partial test ban as a fraud and accuses the Soviet Union of violating Marxism Leninism by signing with the United States and Britain.
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Siamese Twin Dies After Separation at Glendale Hospital
A Siamese twin boy, Daniel Bartley, died from a bloodstream infection days after a delicate three hour separation surgery at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles. His twin brother David, still critically ill but stable, remains hospitalized as doctors monitor his condition. The twins were born to 16 year old Rebecca Bartley in Glendale and were conjoined from the breastbone to the navel.
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Keef Is Buried With Simple Rite
Sen Estes Kefauver 60 died Saturday in Washington of a heart attack and was buried in the Kefauver family cemetery in Madisonville Tennessee with a simple ceremony. More than 2000 mourners attended including Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson. Kefauver had served in Congress 24 years and was a Democratic vice presidential nominee with Stevenson in 1956.
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Domestic Peace Corps Seen Ready To Hire Volunteers
Retired submarine captain William Anderson, expected to head President Kennedy’s Domestic Peace Corps, said he already has projects for 2,000 volunteers. The bill authorizes 5 million dollars to start and 1,000 volunteers by next June, expanding to 5,000 in three years. Volunteers would be paid 75 dollars a month and work with mental hospitals, slums, Indian reservations, and migratory farm projects.
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