Club Investors More Confident
The piece notes rising interest in stock investment clubs after a downturn in the economy. It cites strong club performance through late 1974, expansion expectations, and their role as small private funds guiding members through diversification and learning.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Merrill Lynch
International Harvester expands territory to DC and border counties
State Equipment Division of Secorp National Inc under contract adds Washington DC and 11 counties in Maryland and Virginia to its International Harvester Pay Line. The expansion, effective May 1, covers about 4,000 more square miles and three million more people, extending operations from Montpelier Vermont to Baltimore Maryland. The new counties include Arlington Clarke Fairfax Frederick Loudoun Prince William in Virginia.
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Lancaster
International Harvester Company
Secorp National Inc
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Montpelier
Vermont
Baltimore
Washington
New International Pay Line
Arlington, Clarke, Fairfax
Frederick
Loudoun
Prince William
Berry and Berry Complete Seminar in Arlington
Paul E. Berry and Barbara A. Berry of Miller's Drug Store Winchester completed a three day seminar in Arlington on post operative ostomy care. United Division of Howmedica, Inc sponsored the course to instruct dealers on patient needs. Roanoke native Jack E. Hartfield named assistant chief engineer signals and communications for Norfolk and Western Railway. He will replace retiring W B Van Lear with 40 years service. Hartfield is a University of Kentucky electrical engineering graduate.
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Paul E. Berry
Barbara A. Berry
Miller's Drug Store, Inc
Winchester
Arlington
United Division of Howmedica, Inc
United
Roanoke
Jack E. Hartfield
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
W.B. van Lear
Pineville, Ky
The
University of Kentucky
Hartfield
NW Service
Signals System
Daughters Are Wed in Style in Landmark Balloons
Charles Lippman recalls memorable weddings for his daughters. Susan Lippman, 19, married Bernard Ryan, 23, of Satellite Beach, then floated away in a giant balloon on a Saturday night. He previously staged lakefront and golf course ceremonies.
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Miami
Charles Lippman
Lippman
Susan
Lipman
Bernard Ryan
Satellite Beach
Kissinger to Propose $1 Billion Fund for Third World
Kissinger will unveil a proposed international fund of one billion dollars to assist Third World countries in creating new income sources. The plan, to be announced during his African tour, aims to bolster development finances through UNCTAD engagement and international resources.
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Kissinger
United States
Unctad
Gamani Corea
Sri Lanka
Senegal
Black Africa
Kenya
Tanzania
Zambia
Zaire
Liberia
Sahel
Sahara
U.S
Campaign posts named in Virginia Ford drive
Stanford E. Parris announced five appointments to Ford campaign posts in Virginia. Warren B. French and Mary Stevens of Charlottesville will cochair the 7th District Ford campaign committee.
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Ford Campaign
Alexandria
Stanford E. Parris
Ford
Virginia
GOP
Warren B. French
Mary Stevens
Charlottesville
Washington
Soviet Union
Ford Administration
U.S
Earl L. Butz
Russia
United States
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U.N. Conference On Trade and Development
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