Wall Street hires tighten as Joe College eyes program
On Wall Street the job market remains tight for new graduates. only large firms recruit, with Merrill Lynch sending interviewers to 30 colleges and expanding a six month sales training program that turns graduates into registered representatives. The program trains about 200 annually and will rise to 360, focusing on classroom and boardroom instruction.
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New York
HTNS
Wall Street
Joe College
Sfi
Jstill
Jbouses
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenners& Smith
Sation
Parianna
Moving trends hint at steadier yet cautious economy
Inter state shifting of families and household goods eased by about 1.6 to 1.8 percent as defense spending shifts temper demand. Merril Lynch notes strong junior executive trainee programs with starting salaries around 425 dollars, rising to 550 in some cases. A Texas and southern influx remains robust while west coast moves slow.
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BA Satan Moving
JET
John Sloan Smith
Merril Lynch
Aero Mayflower Transit Co
Indianapolis
Whan
Wall Street Securities Houses
van Op
Peronnel
Trac
Exchange Commission
Jon
Wall Street
Anthony Kane
Lown Personnel
Kane
Houte
Smith
Texas
Jmen
Midwest extends account service to smaller firms
The Midwest Stock Exchange Service Corp plans a new division to automate back office accounting for small brokerage firms. A Chicago center will handle centralized bookkeeping for 36 firms and 142 branches, offering potential 60 percent savings and improved service. If successful, centers in St. Louis and Cleveland may follow.
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Inj
Ifal
Seer ‘ Naira
MSESC
Service
Imi
Chicago
Land
New York
UPS
Ae Eee
Imse
Midwest
Stock Exchange
R. John Cuonmingham
Exchange Service Group
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cunningham
Arthur Young & Co
MSE
Elyria 4-H Club Meets At Molly Snyder Home
The Elyria Petit Points 4-H Club gathers Monday at Molly Snyder's home. Cathy Smith demonstrates the blanket stitch, and members outline plans for a trip to Norwalk.
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Elyria Petit
Molly Snyder
Cathy Smith
Norwalk
Texas Gulf Sulphur shares draw speculation amid zinc finds
A reader questions the value of Texas Gulf Sulphur shares after a dramatic rise on reports of zinc copper and silver finds near Timmins Ontario. The author notes uncertain future earnings and suggests caution or selling if not needing income.
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Texas
Igell
Ponce de Leone
Florida
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Gulf
Timmins
Ontario
Swim club sued in $25,000 personal injury action
Frank V. Kline of 125 West with St. Lorain filed a $25,000 personal injury suit yesterday in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas against the Aquamarine Swim Club Inc. He alleges injury on Aug. 8 1962 when his foot encountered broken glass near the club pool.
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Frank V. Kline
St. Lorain
Aquamarine Swim Club, Inc
Avon Lake
Torrain County
Welfare costs rise to two billion weekly in U S sector
The Institute of Life Insurance estimates public welfare spending by government agencies industry and individuals now totals about 2 billion dollars weekly. Expenditures cover education health and personal security across the American economy.
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New York
UPI
Institute of Life Insurance
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Drive-In - Oakwood Center
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Homewood Drive
Petit
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Thane
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United States
National Auto Rental Inc
Detroit Ave
Les and Mary
Central Bank
John
Western Reserve Inc
Cleveland Ave
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Wellington
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Broad St
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