The Investor Q Prefers Long Term Wins Over Quick Trades
A reader 71, a widow, recalls 1959 gains of 13844.32 from stock trading and explains she now holds positions. The Investor Q urges readers to avoid hot spot speculation and emphasize sound long term investments over in and out trading, noting losses and a warning about gambling in markets.
Wall Street Advances With Mixed Dow Jones Rise
Dow Jones industrials gain 3.07 to 940.57 while the rail index climbs to 232.38 and utilities slip 0.27 to 157.15. Trading totals reach 5.22 million shares as the noon list shows broad gains for Alcoa American Can American Motors AT&T and several industrials with mixed results across major firms.
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Fastman Kodak
Emerson Electric
Ford Motors
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King hails ruling on Georgia desegregation efforts
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. predicted a federal court order in Augusta would push Taliaferro County toward being the most integrated in Georgia or the South. A three judge panel halted busing of white students to out of town schools and ordered Negroes to stop attempting to board buses and to end demonstrations at Murden High School. About 40 state troopers stood by as Negro students were absent while whites rode buses. King appealed the decision but the court did not issue a broad end to demonstrations. Beyond schools, protests may reflect economic reprisals and job losses tied to civil rights activity.
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Two day Cong toll 218 dead near Saigon
Vietnamese military commanders said government forces killed 218 Viet Cong in fighting near Saigon over two days. U.S. officials could not confirm the figure but reported six UH-1D helicopters from the 1st Cavalry Division were put out of action in the Soui La Tinh Valley campaign about 280 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Seminar on value analysis to cut costs at Safari Hotel
The American Production and Inventory Control Society sponsors a seminar at the Safari Hotel tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 4 45 p.m. Motorola’s Alex Marusich explains value analysis aims to make each cost element from labor to materials contribute to function. The ten sessions will be led by Motorola personnel.
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American Production and Inventory Control Society
Alex Marusich
Motorola
Phoenix Society
Viet Cong recruit drive swells ranks in South Vietnam
U.S. and South Vietnamese sources report a bayonet point recruitment drive by Viet Cong forces swelling full and part-time strength to about 220,000 as 30,000 to 40,000 men were drafted in the last month, with regulars from North Vietnam possibly operating in the South and total allied forces at roughly 1.44 lakh, edging toward 2 lakh.
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People’s Army of
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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Washington
Guam
Council approves statement on Jews in Vatican
The Ecumenical Council passed a final declaration by 1 763 to 250 stating that Jews should not be presented as rejected by God or accursed. It affirms that the church deplores hatred persecutions or displays of anti Semitism directed against Jews at any time and by anyone.
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Cubans Brave Stormy Seas in Florida Straits
Cuban refugees pressed to depart from Camarioca faced rough seas in the Florida Straits as 3 boats carried 73 exiles to freedom on Thursday. A Coast Guard cutter aided a small craft, while a 19 foot twin outboard, Topeca, delivered 11 refugees and crew. Weather dama ged plans. winds reached 45 mph and 10 foot seas.
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UPI
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Freedom
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Camarioca
Carl Warner
Fidel Castro
R. J. Billingsley rites Saturday
Graveside services for Robert J. Billingsley will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. in Green Acres Cemetery with the Rev. Johnston Calhoun officiating. He died Wednesday in Mercy Hospital San Diego after living in Scottsdale since 1961 and later moving to San Diego in 1963. He was a traffic control officer at Sky Harbor and in San Diego. Survived by widow Frances two daughters and three sisters.
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Robert J. Billingsley
Mercy
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