JFK Aides Make Changes In Fund
Former Kennedy aides who formed the United States Investment Fund moved to overhaul practices seen as costly to investors. They will stop using numbered accounts, drop the Bahamas portfolio approach, and emphasize a real estate portfolio while seeking long term investors and reform. The SEC had criticized mutual funds for layered commissions and poor investments, prompting the fund to rethink its structure.
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White House
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America
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SEC
United States Investment Fund
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Donahue
Fifteen Greek Officers Convicted Of Conspiracy
Fifteen army officers in Athens were convicted yesterday of conspiring to overthrow the monarchy. The man accused of heading the plot, Andreas Papandreou, escaped trial as Parliament refused to lift his immunity for high treason proceedings.
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Greece
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Senate backs start of antimissile defenses urged by Johnson
The Senate Armed Services Committee endorsed beginning construction of anti missile defenses if an early Soviet accord on limits is not reached. Negotiations to prevent an expensive arms race resume amid budget references. Johnson asked for 377 million to deploy Nike X missiles if needed. House approves restoration of 7 percent investment tax credit, linking broad incentives to a 12 billion measure.
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Washington
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Soviet Union
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UPI
Busine
Sewell
Court Rules No Sales Tax On Juke Boxes In Albany
Appellate Division ruled that state sales tax cannot be collected from coin operated devices including juke boxes and pinball machines. Bathrick Enterprises Inc. of Lockport owned and operated about 150 machines and had sought to pay the tax to the State Tax Commission. A separate campus protest at Cornell in Ithaca drew students to the nationwide draft yard burning demonstration in New York City.
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UPI
Commi
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Cornell University
Ain
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Overheated Stove Sparks Minor City Blaze
Troy firefighters responded to a stove fire on the second floor at 185 Ear St north of Hoosick Street. The overheated stove in a two story brick building caused ceiling damage in an occupied apartment. First floor was unoccupied. Outtop at 7:42 a.m. after two booster runs. Units Pumps 1 4 8 Truck 3 Squad Co 2 under Bn Chief John Cahill.
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Ear St
Hoosick Street
John Lindman
John Cahill
Smoking rise in West Germany per capita figures
West Germans smoked 101.5 billion cigarettes last year, up 5.8 percent from 1965, the Bavarian state statistics office reported. The per capita figure reached 1,702 cigarettes, while cigar consumption stood at 64 per person.
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Bavarian State Statistics Office
Viet Cong Criticize Terror Bomb Timing
The Viet Cong leadership criticized Saigon terrorists for missing the bombing schedule on Christmas Eve 1964 that hit the Brinks bachelor officers quarters in Saigon. Two Americans died and about 60 Americans and 13 Vietnamese were injured. Bob Hope commented from Palm Springs that the Viet Cong should tour more and joked about becoming Danny Thomas.
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UPI
Bob Hope
U. S. 25Th Infantry Division
Brinks Bachelor Officers Quarters
Bob Hopé ‘Entertainment Group
Palm Springs
Calif
Hope
Vietnam
Danny Thomas
Senate Passes Subversive Emloyee Dismissal Bill in Albany
ALBANY UPS The State Senate approved a bill to dismiss public employees for active participation in subversive groups. The measure, 5-4 along party lines, would replace the Feinberg Law struck down by the Supreme Court. The Assembly vote was doubtfully. The bill covers teachers and civil servants, and requires active participation rather than mere membership.
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UPS
Senate
U. S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Filipino Roots Traced to 3000 B.C. Origins
Filipinos trace origins to around 3000 B.C. with early settlers from Indonesia and Malaya. The note outlines ancient migrations forming the basis of Filipino heritage and culture.
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Indonesia
Malaya
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