Puerto Rico Eyes Phillips Petrochemical Complex Amid Growth
Puerto Rico shows rapid economic gains under Operation Bootstrap yet faces high unemployment and low per capita income. Phillips Petroleum seeks a feedstocks import quota to back a core petro chemical complex, aiming to create thousands of manufacturing jobs for men. Durand and the Puerto Rican government back the project despite opposition from other oil firms.
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Puerto Rico
Latin America
Island
U.S
Johnson
Phillips Petroleum Company
U.S. Oil Import Administration
Phillips
Rafael Durand
Puerto Rican Economic Development Administration
Oil Import Administration
Phillips Project
England Under The Socialists
In less than three months since Harold Wilson became Prime Minister, critics warn of economic strain from a 15 percent tariff rise and a weakened pound. They note cancelled naval exercises with Spain and radical minister appointments while predicting future nationalization and higher taxes.
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Harold Wilson
England
Wilson
Europe
Zany Economics In Uruguay From Time Magazine
Time magazine reports Uruguay faces chaotic labor costs with a quarter of government workers half time and one retiree per 2.5 workers. Inflation drives the peso down and living costs surge with social benefits blamed for the crisis.
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Time Magazine
Uruguay
Whipping Post Viewed As Tool Against Young Crime
The article compares use of the whipping post in Canada to deter young criminals 18 and under. It argues public ridicule and exposure could curb rising youth crime, while noting strong opposition in the United States.
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Canada
U.S
Associated Press
Deipma
Lyndon Johnson
White House
United States
Secretary weighs long term stock picks for a Florida focus
A 33 year old secretary seeks advice on a diversified buy list led by Winn-Dixie Stores and large caps like American Tel & Tel and General Electric. The columnist notes using technical action and Dow trends to guide a $25 monthly plan, highlighting American Hospital Supply as a buy and Kelsey Hayes as weak until it bottoms.
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Winn - Dixie
Florida
American Tel
Tel
Jones
Dow
Kelsey - Hayes
Spear
Fea. Corp
Bed wetting and labor debates collide in Canandaigua
A fragmented reminiscence weaves a personal tale of bed wetting in childhood and a broader editorial on labor unions and the Taft-Hartley cooling off period. It contrasts private health concerns with national issues, citing Lyndon Johnson, longshoremen, and automation within a wartime labor context.
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Lyndon Johnson
Congress
United States
Northwestern Univer
Vale
Thelinhound
Iaw
Texas
New York
Folklore Reflections and Labor Strikes Across Society
An informal college discussion references aphorisms about hidden truth and a Bryant verse on mosquitos. The piece shifts to labor tension as Longshoremen strike stalls industry and probes leaders’ responses amid broader social critique.
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William Cullen Bryant
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