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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1964

Page

10

Johnson Humphrey deceit over NATO field orders debate

Me William R. Mathews argues that Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey mischaracterized Goldwater’s NATO field orders talk. He claims the orders traced to Eisenhower Kennedy eras or Johnson sole control, accusing Johnson and Truman of politics while questioning Baker and Estes links. He laments past transgressions by political figures and calls for accountability.

Lyndon Johnson Hubert Humphrey Barry Goldwater Congressional Armed Services Committee Air Corps United States San Francisco Republican Party Goldwater NATO Europe Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Mr. Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Ske Kennedy Mr. Goldwater Johnson Harry Truman Lyndon Bobby Baker Billy Sol Estes Tucson

Investor Queries on Bonds Stock Custodian Rights

The reader learns that Treasury bonds maturing in 1972 may be worth about 90 cents on the dollar now, with full par recovery at maturity. If urgently needing income, selling and placing funds in savings is advised. otherwise hold until 1972. In a separate case, a custodian for a minor can sell Aro Corp shares and reinvest for the child, since ownership remains with the child though the custodian manages the investment.

U.S. Treasury Treasury Aro Corp

Woman regrets bonds chosen after husband’s death

By William A. Doyle a reader recalls advice to invest life insurance proceeds in U S Treasury 2 4 per cent bonds of 1967 72. She bought them in 1945 and now views the move as a loser and questions the decision.

William A. Doyle U.S. Treasury

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