Rabies threat from rabid raccoon litter in Decatur
In Decatur Indiana five children were ordered to get rabies shots after bites from a litter of rabid baby raccoons likely from a mother with rabies. City officials placed Stratton Place district under quarantine and urged residents to restrain domestic animals. Rabid skunks were also reported locally.
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John B. Terveer
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Trict
Jack Hurst
Adams County
Wayne Carpenter
Eric
Vicky
Indiana Board of Health
Terveer
Krupp Faces New Deadline To Break Up Empire
An AP analysis notes Alfried Krupp's deadline to dissolve his vast iron steel coal empire nears end of next month. Extensions likely, but debate continues on whether to nul lify the 1953 decentration pact. The issue, tied to war crime convictions and postwar economic controls, remains politically sensitive in West Germany and the United States.
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Washington
Alfried Krupp
Tany
Krupp
United States
Great Britain
France
U. S
European Coal and Steel Community
Germany
West
Hitler
Jts
Capitol Hill
Britain
Spencer Phenix
Zurich
Mutual Funds Help Lift Market After Blue Monday
Mutual funds were cited as buying heavily during the market rebound after the Monday plunge, with officials saying funds likely contributed to the recovery rather than led it. Industry figures showed purchases of 35 million dollars Monday and 17.7 million Tuesday, as fund managers emphasized selective buying amid unclear overall direction.
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Richard Hoenigap
Investment Company Institute
Charles H. Schimpff
American Mutual Fund, Inc
Los Angeles
Schimpff
Hooper Market Letter on market climaxes and caution
The Hooper Market Letter argues price moves reflect supply and demand not intrinsic value, notes three straight climax days, and suggests potential quick profits from in and out trading in gold shares while advising not to buy broadly. It cites NYSE declines, new lows, and questions reliance on old support levels amid bear market dynamics.
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NYSE
ASE
Stock dividends and open end funds explained by Doyle
The columnist explains why stock dividends do not dilute equity when cash dividends stay profitable and how stock dividends increase share counts without changing total ownership. He cites that open end mutual funds differ from closed ends due to redemption features, per the 1940 Investment Company Act. Doyle answers representative letters of general interest.
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Doyle
Church Open After Five Years Darked Conflict Ends
The Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn reopened under Church Army supervision after five years shut due to a dispute over pastor William Howard Melish’s affiliations with groups on government front lists. Worships proceed noon weekdays. Rev. Dr. John H. Melish, former rector, remains rector emeritus.
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New York
UPI
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity
Church-Army
Episcopal Evangelistic Society
Church Army
Brooklyn
Robert Jones
Long Island
William Howard Melish
Melish
John Howard Melish
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