Fishing Pact Shapes Atlantic Coast Tradeoffs
Editorial notes a U S Soviet fisheries accord signed Nov 24 aiming to boost the USSRs future ocean industries and reserve spawns. It sets winter fishing bans south of Rhode Island and Long Island while permitting limited off shore catches along parts of Long Island and New Jersey coasts. Mayor Alex Carlson warns the deal burdens small draggers and dock owners.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Pacific
Cape Cod
Atlantic Littoral
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Long Island
Jersey
Atlantic
Alex Carlson
Manasquan
Jersey Shore
Thompson Products Faces Tax Dilemma Over Equipment Costs
Commerce magazine details Thompson Products, a Cincinnati firm, wrestling with federal depreciation rules and rising equipment costs. A $12,000 lathe bought years ago now demands $87,000 to replace with $67,000 in new attachments, forcing a $54,000 cash shortfall from profits. To net $54,000 after taxes, the company must post about $112,000 in pre tax profits on sales around $1.25 million, sustaining three workers. The case illustrates why Congress hesitates to raise corporate taxes further.
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Commerce Magazine
Thompson Products
Cincinnati
Thompson
Congress
Successful Investing Advice From Roger E Spear
Readers seek guidance on inflation hedges and stock diversification. The column explains stocks are not reliable short term inflation hedges. long term protection may come from growth oriented or sector moved assets. It recommends converting some holdings into Walgreens and Rover while retaining Wells and Wellington if income permits. It also advises exiting a poorly performing National Securities Bond Series fund and switching to its Stock Series for potential growth, noting the author cannot answer all mail personally.
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Wmn. H. Rover
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Spear
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Fea. Corp
Undertakers Happy? A Look Into Mortician Mirth and Dedication
Paul Harvey reports at a National Selected Morticians convention in Chicago that modern funeral directors project calm, composed happiness. He notes high church membership, daily exposure to death, family-owned firms, and personal reward in easing bereavement, portraying their profession as purposeful and steady.
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Chicago
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Calcium's Role in Health as Stated by Dr Brady
Dr Brady asserts calcium is crucial for bone formation nerve excitability heart contraction blood clotting and vascular permeability. He cites Journal of the American Medical Association and texts by Sameon Wright and Henry Sherman to claim mainstream nutrition lags behind calcium knowledge and urges daily milk intake of four glasses for youths and three for adults to address national malnutrition and irritable nerves.
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Glasgow
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MacMillan Company
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Another's View TEE GOP OUSTS A CHAIRMAN
Indiana Republican leaders ousted state chairman Charles C. Hendricks in a 12 to 10 vote. The move drew charges of a Whitcomb governors race motive, which Whitcomb denied. The coup risks party division ahead of potential 1968 gains and leaves puzzles about internal backing and objectives.
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Tee Gop
Indiana
Republican Organization
Charles C. Hendricks
Hendricks
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
State Committee
Amdricks
Republican Heirarchy
Kokame Tribune
Worry Clinic diet promises rapid weight loss plan
Dr George W warns Terry R a 48 year old man who weighed 204 pounds that rapid dehydration based dieting can quickly drop weight. The article details a 10 day plan cutting to 1200 calories with high water intake to curb hunger and it claims a 11 pound loss in 10 days followed by a slower phase to 177 pounds in three months. It links obesity to reduced libido and cites blood pressure changes from 175 to 162 over 84. It urges sending for a booklet and contacting Dr Crane Mellor Indiana with a stamped envelope and 20 cents.
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Terry
Folklore and Quotes Reflecting Modern Times
A collage of quotations from diverse sources on society and politics. It includes Maxwell Anderson on youth belief, Caracas police fragmentation, press discretion debates, and satirical lines from American clubs. The piece surveys attitudes toward money, prosperity, and modernity with concise aphorisms.
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Walter
Maxwell Anderson
Caracas
Associated Press
Venezuela
Blessing or Curse AFDC Welfare Debate
Russell Kirk argues AFDC expands too rapidly, costing billions and shaping social decay. He notes new Social Security constraints set by July 1968 and calls for alternatives like guaranteed income or reverse tax. He contends welfare incentives foster illegitimacy and desertion, urging policy changes. He cites Moynihan and Friedman as possible paths.
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Congress
Foderal
AFDC
Daniel Moynihan
Milton Friedman
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Short Thoughts on Travel and Politics in 1968 Era
An editorial snippet notes American tourists will spend about two billion dollars abroad while foreign visitors spend less at home, calling it a dollar drain. It cites the President's Vietnam stance and jokes about the Pentagon, Rockefeller, Romney, and Reagan with humor. It suggests the poverty war costs tax money for ammunition.
Return of USS New Jersey to active service in Asia
James B. Martin notes USS New Jersey (BB-62) expected to be back in operation within a year to bolster naval gunfire support in Southeast Asia. Philadelphia yard work will modernize electronics. New Jersey fired 16 inch guns in July 1953 during Korea. carries two inch and 16 inch armament. crew of 90 officers and 4,400 men.
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New Jersey
U.S. Navy
Shep Martin
Southeast Asia
Philadelphia Naval
New Jersey Inst
Navy
Admral
Chester W. Nimitz
Atomic Energy Commission
Stevil
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