Insurance stocks and market recovery in 1961 letters
The writer asks if a 1961 mutual fund invested in insurance stocks is a bad move. The answer explains insurance shares fell after a 1962 peak, not Vietnam, and that life insurers remain profitable with eventual recovery likely. It notes professional profit-taking can occur any time and dual listings on NYSE and Pitsburgh exchanges show small, short-lived price differences.
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Q. T
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh
Editors Say Free Press Losses Ground in 1967
A committee of the American Society of Newspaper Editors reports that progress in freedom of information was offset by losses due to Supreme Court and American Bar Association actions. It cites Sheppard pretrial publicity, ABA recommendations on restricting case news, and NASA Apollo incident communications. The conference featured talks by Humprey Lindsay Kennedy Percy Hatfield Murray notes, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Freedom of Information
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Freedom of Information Committee
J. Edward Murray
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Committee On Fair Trial and Free Press
Niews
Hubert H. Humphrey
John V. Lindsay
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Charles H.percy
R-Mll
Mark C. Hatfield
Ore
Murray
Johnson
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
Surance
Informa
Justice
Bar Committee
Paul C. Reardon
Department
Justice Reardon
Moss
House
Rep. John
E. Moss
D-Califas
Dear Abby style column on seat belts and freedom of info
A readers letter debate on auto seat belts branding them a national scandal while sharing accidents where belts saved lives. A second reader counters safety data from health and welfare officials and researchers on fatalities from being ejected. The column then touches on a 1960s records access law and press freedom concerns.
India seeks US and Soviet defense guarantee
India told President Johnson that it would reject becoming a nuclear power only if the United States and the Soviet Union guaranteed defense in case of a nuclear attack. J. K. Jha, envoy for Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, urged that nonnuclear nations receive security assurances before signing the proposed treaty to curb nuclear proliferation. The Geneva conference on disarmament is set to consider the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
India
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
J. K. Jha
Indira Ghandi
Jha
China
State Department
Shenendehowa Announces Leaders In Class Of 67
Shenendehowa Central High School announces valedictorian William Miller son of Mr and Mrs Edward Miller Rexford with 94 percent average and leadership in Student Council National Honor Society and activities. Salutatorian Linda Haughton daughter of Mr and Mrs John Peck Elnora with 92.2 average and active in chorus French Club and Future Teachers of America. Miller to Williams College for pre medical studies Haughton to Susquehanna University to study music.
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William Miller
Edward Miller
Rexford
Shenendehowa Central High High School
Leonard L. Amlaw
Linda Haughton
John Peck
Elnora
Miller
Williams College
Miss Haughton
Future Teachers of America
Susquehanna University
Commercials Criticized During Peabody Awards
New York AP The Peabody awards honored top TV and radio while noting program quality and commercial interruptions. ABCs Stage 67 Christmas Memory won best television entertainment but was marred by jarring ads. National Education Tele network received a special award for resisting mediocrity with strong music and drama.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Frank Perry
John
Charles Daly
Daly
Dnly
Columbia Broadcasting System
Peabody
Tom John
GI Deaths On Decline In Vietnam
SAIGON AP The number of Americans killed in combat in Vietnam dropped last week to the lowest level in two months. The U S military headquarters said 147 U S servicemen were killed in the week ending last Saturday, down from 177 the prior week. Wounded totaled 1 142, down 203 from 1 345 the previous week. Communist casualties also fell with 1 511 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese reported killed, down from 1 715 the week before. Tellalian family notices follow about survivors and relatives.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Tellalian
Nellie Dakilled
Alvidian
Edward
Harry Tellalian
Victoria Peloian
California
Aram Tellalian
Bridgeport, Conn
Garabed Tellalian
Troy
State PSC Blocks Sale of Gas in Louisiana Plan
A New York Public Service Commission intervention derailed Pan American Petroleum plans to sell about 1.5 trillion cubic feet of Louisiana gas to Florida Power and Light. Pan American said the FPC order would raise nationwide rates, forcing abandonment as New York’s action necessitated further hearings and eliminated the deal.
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New Orleans
New York Public Service Commission
Louisiana
Florida Power and Light Co
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Albany
N.Y
State Public Service Commission
Florida Power and Light
New York State
L. C. Adams
Pan American
New York
Federal Power Commission
Adams
FPC
Catholic University Faces Student Boycott Over Priest Firing
Washington AP reports students at Catholic University skipped classes en masse protesting the firing of Rev. Charles E. Curran, a priest-professor known for liberal views on moral theology and birth control. The School of Sacred Theology faculty went on strike until trustees reinstate Curran, while rector Most Rev. William J. McDonald offered no comment.
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Charles E. Curran
William J. McDonald
Father Curran
Catholic Theology In
America
Catholic University
Funeral Set Tomorrow For Ex Trojan Ezras Tellalian
Word reached relatives in Troy of the death of former Trojan Ezras Tellalian who lived in Yathem California for 85 years. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Armenian Congregational Church in Fresno California. Interment will be in California.
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Troy
Ezras Tellalian l
Yathem
Calif
Armenian Congregational Church
Fresno
California
On This Day In History April 21 1967 Events and Births
United Press International notes April 21 1967 as the fifth day of the year with Mars as the morning star and a sky of evening planets. Queen Elizabeth II is born in 1926. Berlin sees Russian troops inside city limits in 1945. 1954 marks U S Air Force flights aiding Dien Bien Phu. 1985 UN disarmament commission reconvenes after 1960. Sheridan on conscience and gallantry.
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United Press International
Ollow
Mars
Verne
Jupiter
Queen Elizabeth II
Britain
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Indochina
Under The Gaslight revival at Williams College theater
Williams Adams Memorial Theater in Williamstown Mass presents a revival of Augustine Daly s Under the Gaslight a melodramatic play with heroes villains and period musical interludes between acts as in the 1867 original theater production
Croatian Communist Party Expels Ten Members in Croatia
Zagreb Yugoslavia AP reports the Croatian Communist party expelled ten members and disciplined twenty four others to curb rising Croatian nationalism. The move followed public disputes over language differences with Serbian and a claim that Serbian was favored in Yugoslavia.
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Croatian Red Party
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Croatian Communist Party
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Dearcy
Nelson
Dear Nelson
Hollywood Studios
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England
Hollywood
Cy Barrett
Sociation
Enith
East Side
Pawling Ave
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Syracuse
RPI
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Richard’ Brinsley Sheridan
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Fifth Avenue
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Boston
Latham
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