Investor questions on bonds stock dividends and taxes
A reader asks about replacing stolen Series E U.S. Savings Bonds and receiving substitute bonds. The Chicago Bureau of the Public Debt explains missing serials are fine and substitute bonds are issued if a claim is substantiated. Also discussed are Du Pont divesting GM stock and potential distributions, taxes, and capital gains basics for mutual funds.
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U.S
Bureau of the Public Debt
Division of Loans & Currency
South Clerk St
Chicago
Refugee Debate Opens at United Nations
United Nations in New York scheduled its annual debate on the fate of about one million Arab refugees from the 1949 Palestine war. The Arabs demand compensation while Israel refuses return to former homes. The General Assembly committee planned to take up the issue this afternoon amid a long stalemate.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United Nations Today
United Nations
Israel
General Assembly
Barry Goldwater Eyes TVA Sale Stirring Southern Critics
Sen. Barry Goldwater urges selling the Tennessee Valley Authority to private interests drawing fire from Tennessee Republicans like Reps. Brock and Quillen who oppose privatization and challenge the stance as risky for regional interests. Democrats note his irrigation bill for Arizona as a Western TVA comparison.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
South
Arizona Republican
Tennesse
William Brock
James Quillen
Goldwater
Brock
Barry
Arizona
Carl Elliiott
D-Ala
River tragedy as car plunges into Harlem River killing eleven
Police continued dragging the Harlem River for bodies after a car carrying twelve from a Bronx christening party crashed through a dead end barrier and sank. One survivor Isias Martinez crawled to shore. Seven bodies found inside the submerged vehicle. eight total recovered, with three still missing. City officials ordered a survey of dead end streets for proper warning signals.
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New York
UPI
Harlem
Brooklyn
Bronx
Isias Martinez
John T. Carroll
Winter Cold Front Sweeps Across Nation
Twin cold fronts push into the Midwest and Pacific Northwest bringing widespread rain and the season's first general cold snap. The Weather Bureau notes copious rainfall from California to Canada and a lowering snow line in the Cascades and Sierra Nevada. Early temperatures in the East dip to the 30s while rain falls in St Louis and scattered showers occur across Missouri and southern Illinois. Snow flurries occur in northern New England with light rain in the Florida Keys and central regions. Temperatures vary from 14 in Kalispell Montana to 84 in Presidio Texas and 83 in Yuma Arizona.
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Midwest
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
California
Canada
Cas
St. Louis
Illinois
Missouri
New England
Florida Keys
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Central Rockies
North Pacific
Kalispell
Mont
Marquette County
Mich
Presidio
Tex
Yuma
Ariz
Councilman Accused of Amorous Women Blacklist
William Morris, head of a housing tenants group in Camberley, claims a city council member drafted a blacklist of amorous women living in the development. He says the list, limited to under a dozen names, is meant to stop meter readers and maintenance staff from being compromised by tenants. The matter is set for discussion at the next council meeting.
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Camberley
Eng
UPI
William Morris
Morris
Pennsylvania
Leon M. Gavin
Albert W. Johnson
William T. Hagerty
Philadelphia
Kennedy
James H. J. Tate
James J. McDermott
Tate
McDermott
Off Year Elections Focus on Civil Rights Issues
Voters in Mississippi Kentucky and Philadelphia head to polls with civil rights as a central issue. Democrats and Republicans gauge white and Black voter reactions while Kentucky and Mississippi races hinge on party coalitions and policy.
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Washington
UPS
Mississippi
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Columbus
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Toledo
Dayton
Ohio
Boston
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Rochester
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Indianapolis
Ind
Tucson
Ariz
Louie B. Nunn
Edward T. Breathitt J
Breathitt
Bert, Combs
Combs
U S State Department Hosts Annual Bridge Par Event
The program marks a major bridge contest run by the State Department and the U I A through their Recreation Agency. The competition draws participants across the government and supports cultural diplomacy through card play activities.
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U.S. State Department
U.S. Information Agency
Milk Shortage Reported In Red Bloc Area
A report from the Agriculture Department indicates a milk shortage in the Soviet bloc, with the USSR forecast at 105 billion pounds in 1963, down 10 percent from 1962. Several satellites show declines, while the U.S. expects 125.3 billion pounds, down 1 percent, and world production is seen dropping about 2 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Soviet Bloc
United States
Canada
Bloc
Russia
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
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William A. Doyle
E. I. du Pont de Namours & Co
General Motors
du Pont
U.S. Supreme Court
GM Common
du Pont Board of Directors
A. No
United Way
Tennessee
Quillen
Winter
United Press International
Cade and
Sierra Nevada Ranges
J. R. Mitchell
E. Ind. Schl. Rd
Banker's
A.M
Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
Sth Ave
Paul B. Johnson
Rucel Phillips
Phillips
Johnson
Ross Barnett
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Alfred Sheinwold
Sheinwold
Red Bloc
By Gaylord P. Godwin
Ivorna Cecua
West
Declarer
George F. Anast
E. Stetson
Hickory Farms of
Scottsdale’s New
Cheese House
W. Indian School Rd
Thies’ Bakery
Thomas Rd
General Electric
Scottsdale Rd
Frmar
Red
Rome
Scottsdale Road
Thomas
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