Investor seeks advice on debentures and shares risk
Letter from E W discusses Bethlehem Steel Tenney Cobu Electronics and Scott Paper shares and debentures. Advice suggests selling debentures now for potential gain and holding shares, noting Bethlehem Steel’s weak, cyclical outlook and possible switch to Scott Paper if enough debt is present. Separate note covers Per Circle Corp plant workers walking out over financial aid legacy dispute.
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Ying
Roger E. Spear
U. S
Bethlehem
Steel
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ruy
Cobu Electronics
Phila
Delphia - Life
Tenney Corp
Ture
Tenney
Coby
Cohn
Bethlehem Steel
Scott Paper
Leader Features Corp
New Castle
Ind
Per
Fi-Red Circle Corp
Federal Coal Company
Democratic campaign lacks structure ahead of Johnson era
Washington observers warn the Democratic Party lacks a formal campaign organization with a dedicated manager and clear lines of authority as Goldwater builds a robust precinct level operation in California. Los Angeles County shows Goldwater workers in 8,000 of 12,000 precincts, while the Kennedy machine reached 2,000 in 1960. Democrats fear weak planning compared to Republican activity ahead of Atlantic City conventions. Terre Haute reports a Birch Society linked editor ousted from a local Citizens Radio League paper for injecting the society’s views into its publication.
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Washington
Goldwater
John
Johnson
Cliff
Carillon
Nota
Richard Ble
Maguire
Kennedy
Atlantic City
Barry Goldwater
Shuy
Goldwater Organization
Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
Wabash Valley Citizens Radio League
Notori- Birch Society
Ronaldjous
Divine
Direc
Birch Society
John Birch Society
Citizen’s Band
League
119UN
Rorand
Les Mortons
State Board of Health
Socie
Morton
Citizen's Bank Club
Carter
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Maguire
Lawrence F. O’brien
East
Westmeton
LBJ
New Castle Health Officer Imported by Jay County
Jay County commissioners moved to import a health officer from New Castle after failing to attract a local physician for the post. Dr. Verne K. Harvey Jr. was appointed to fill the position following the departure of Dr. George G. Mor.
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Portland
Ind
UPI
Jay County
New Castle
Verne K. Harvey
George G. Mor
Salinger Takes Former Engle Senate Seat
Pierre Salinger former press secretary to John F Kennedy and briefly to Lyndon Johnson was sworn in to fill the unexpired term of the late Clair Engle of California. The oath was administered by Senator Carl Hayden as Dirksen challenged residency. the motion was sent to the Rules Committee after a failed bid to block the appointment. Engle’s death preceded the seat’s filling, and Salinger would run as an incumbent in the November election.
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Washington
UPI
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Sen
Clair Engle
California
Sallinger
Rules Committee For
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Salinger
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
George Murphy
Los Angeles
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Rules Committee
Mansfield
Engle
Smokers and social climbers in wartime dispatch
A fragmented report blends a 1940s psychology ad seeking tobacco using brides with wartime aviation notes. It recalls SMF registration, a man seeking a wife who smokes, and a high salaried executive intent on social access, then shifts to war news: F102 jets placed on alert at Tan Son Nhut, U.S. air power responses to North Vietnamese actions, and a UPI-dated Q and A about historical naval turret invention.
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SMF
Grace
IBM
Soins
Saigon Upi
Twelveland
Air Force
South Viet Nam
Tamn Son Nhut
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang Aiport
Here
Okinawa
Okiawa
Claky Air Force Base
Philippines
Rvan Teer
Johnson
U. S
Gulf of Tonkin
Nguyen Khanh
England
Thelsand
California
Jist
Australia
Sir Spa Wee
Why Not Indoctrination In Our Public Schools
A historical column argues for compulsory patriotism in schools and churches, urging indoctrination of students with American heritage, patriotism, and support for national symbols to counter perceived anti patriotism and ideological drift. It cites figures like Washington and Henry and advocates a tough, militaristic civic education.
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Korea
America
Columbia
Ocean
Army
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Nathan Hale
Paul Revere
John Paul Jones
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
Decatur
Johnson touts deficit drop amid rising federal spending
President Johnson gathered reporters on his ranch lawn to note a reduced deficit projection from 11.9 billion to 8.3 billion for the year ending June 30. He framed the result as progress while glossing over a 20 percent rise in spending over four Kennedy Johnson years and 24 years of Democratic rule with 21 red fiscal years totaling 227.5 billion.
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Johnson
Washington
Kennedy-Johnson
Apprentices to Contest for 3000 at Purdue Meeting
About 1120 apprentice steamfitters pipefitters and sprinkler fitters will compete for 3000 in prizes at the 11th session of a labor school at Purdue University starting Monday The international contest for apprentices supplements a week long training session for instructors in the apprentice program of the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada The program also offers post graduate instructor courses in plastic pipe welding and industrial instruments
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Prentice
United [Association of Journeymen
Plumbing Land
United States
Canada
Anonymous Alcoholic Letter to Dr Brady Advice
A long letter from Dr William Brady discusses anonymous help for alcohol addiction. It asks readers to contact Alcoholics Anonymous, notes the writer’s struggle with drinking for five years, and requests guidance via a stamped self addressed envelope. The piece reflects medical caution and public health messaging of the era.
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Crane Mellor
Ind
Cotton
Doe
Alcoholics , Anonymous
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Bontrager Offers Wheat Surplus Plan
Indiana senator candidate D Russell Bontrager proposes giving U S wheat stocks to Russia via the International Red Cross in three staged deliveries tied to historic milestones while a Boston report notes children outgrow shoes roughly every one to six months until age fifteen.
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Indianapolis
UFI
D. Russell Bontrager
U. S
United States
Russia
International Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Berlin Wall
East
West Germany
Boston
The Shepherd And The Test Of Parenthood
A compact verse like prose reflects on faith and fatherhood testing a man. It evokes trials from fire to financial strain and the learning that comes from hardship. The piece ponders how ordeals shape common sense and experience in guiding a family.
Folklore and voices on media power and reading trends
A collage of quotations from figures such as Learned on UP I and Harnick on literature, plus a Mexican demographic note. It discusses media influence, audience susceptibility, and the notion that newspapers shape public perception, followed by a remark on mixed descent in Mexico.
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Roger E Spear
General Features
Park Ave
New York
N.Y
Radio League
Birch ‘Society
Goldyswater
SH Lakes
Arate En Seme
Ito
Los Angeles County
Engte
Grace G
Hesrelyn
Scientific Marriage Foundation
CSE
James B. Martin
Ericson
Theodore Timby
Garnet Dler
Ala
Tan Son Nhut
Christopher Jones
Jones
Baltimore
Duluth
The
Great Lakes
Purdue Meeting
ANDERSON _ HERALD
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenserger
Harriet W Tones
Robert E Jackson
Moroger
Edwin A Bailey Tracsurer
Anderton
Medison
Associated Press
AP News
Herald
Central Rockies
Central Plains
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Upper
Tennessee Valley
North Atlantic States
Bontrager
Julien C. Ever
William Wace
Earl J. Johnson
United Press International
Sheldon Harnick
Mark Twain
Edward = Wagenknecht
Mexico City
Mexico
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