The Price of Steel Pressures Rise Across Domestic and Imported Sources
Editorial notes that steel plants will pay more for steel both at home and from abroad after U S producer price increases and a new labor contract. Imported steel may rise similarly, with competition from imports intensifying as prices climb. The piece questions the impact on profits, stock returns, and consumer demand amid an overall uptrend in imports and future price uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Magazine
U.S
Inex
U. S
Lyndon Johnson
Laura
Population Shift Reshapes 1968 Election Outlook
The coming election may reveal the effects of a historic redistribution of the voting population. The inner city, suburbs, and rural districts will determine outcomes as suburban areas tilt Republican and inner cities trend Democratic. Census data from 1990 to 1960 show rapid suburban growth relative to inner cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Baeau
Government Lethargy Slows Johnson Administration Operations
A bureaucrat cites widespread inertia and indecision in government during the Johnson administration. New programs are postponed and improvements delayed as employees and political bosses mark time through routine functions. The quote highlights a peak of lethargy and slowdown in public work.
Protecting profits with stop orders and selecting stocks
The article explains how stop orders limit losses or protect gains when stock prices move. It discusses stop loss versus stop limit orders, and describes broker handling to execute sells at the best available price. It also reviews life and investment choices for a reader, recommending Jersey Standard and Dillingham Corp while advising against Adams Express given personal needs and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storks
Adams Express
St. Oil of
New Jersey
UMA
Jersey Standard
Dillingham Corp
Genwih Holding
Mansi
Spear
Out
Gen. Fen. Corp
Man Keeps Promise to Attend Church 2,000 Sundays Straight
Hilary Milton, once a sick child in Bessemer Alabama, vowed to attend church every Sunday if he recovered. He kept the pledge through years of marriage, war service with the Navy, NASA work, and a life in Washington and Vienna, totaling more than 2,000 Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderton
Indiana
Madison
Eleyaties
Bevendrdione
Tha Herald
Pam
Cory
Menseger
Bessemer
Ala
Valley of the Shadow
Ililary Milton
Hilary Millon
Hilary
Theo
Hilary Milton
San Antonio
Hillary
University of Alabama
Washington, D.C
Milary
Wilary
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington, D. C
C&p Telephone Co
Conteen
Oaktona
Vienna
Gen. Pea. Corp
Calcium and Nerves in Old Diet Beliefs
Dr. William Brady argues that nerves and aches often stem from diet lacking calcium. He cites calcium and vitamin D as essential, notes old timers blamed cold damp, warns against tranquilizers, and promotes his calcium regimen with physician endorsements and a mail copy offer for The Calcium Shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act
Henry C. Sherman
Elmer V. McColum
Heb
Wright
Sherman
Wesk Ioerves
Editor Tells How Anyone Can Be An Editor
A newspaper editor warns that editing is simple and satirizes faulty copy. He cites garbled lines and puns about figures like Fae Roe and Harald Grube, mocking spelling errors and misread words in a tongue in cheek Folklore aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Roe
Harald Grube
Violett West
Grube
Professors as politicians in American politics
Russell Kirk notes that professors have long influenced politics and cites Jim McClellan at Emory University who runs for Georgia House as a Taft Republican. He jokes about his own failed candidacies, recalls rivals like Farley and Nixon, and reflects on memory as a political asset and liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Congress
John Tower
Wayne Morse
James McCellan
Georgia
Decatur
Emory University
Alainta
Hubert A. Taft
Varius
Georgia House of Representatives
Janes McClean
Natonal
Jim
Justice of the Peace
Michigan
Marty
James J. Farley
Richard Nixon
Nietzsche
James McClellan
Gen
Fea, Corp
Short Thoughts and Echoes From a Reform Era
A fragmentary column notes a push to prevent disease and accidents linked to LBJ and a work titled An Ounce of Prevention. It mentions Zee Plack militants shouting down Humphrey with echoes of Hitler Youth and cites Reagan. It questions birth rate claims in Catholic countries and excerpts constitutional phrasing with garbled text.
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LBJ
Plack
Humphrey
Hitler Youth
Reagan
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Trooverat
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Jane Toner
Scott Frasigen
Previgent
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St Wall
AP Quwa
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
Brady's Health Service
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Worry Clinic
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