Investors weigh savings trusts and growth stocks for grandchildren
A reader asks about using two $3,400 minor savings accounts held as Custodian under Uniform Gifts to Minors. The columnist suggests growth stocks can beat fixed principal, cites Sears Roebuck, A&P, and Safeway as options, but warns Hartford brothers’ failure of management may hinder A&P. Recommends Winn Dixie for steadier earnings and dividends.
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Hoger E
Spear
Plantic & Pacific Tea
W. F
New York
Sears
Roebuck
Safeway
Hartford Brothers
Winn-Dixie
Death Wish and Goldwater Shake Up in 1964 GOP
Highlights include Dr. George Crane case summaries on maternal psychosis after childbirth and the push of Barry Goldwater’s supporters to reshape the Republican National Committee. The piece also notes Kennedy era politics, LBJ’s vice presidential considerations, and Senate maneuvering affecting poverty debate timing.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Everett McKinsley Dirksen
Illinois
President Johnson
Bobby Baker
Baker
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Mansfield
Humphrey
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Bandit Robs Taller Trainee Of $5,000
Correction: the article clarifies Karl Hess did not work for the House Un American Activities Committee. Hess was a Goldwater adviser and speech writer with close ties to committee staff, but never held any committee position.
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Bandit
Karl Hess
Goldwater
House
American Activities Committee
Warren Commission report date set for mid September
Washington sources say the Kennedy assassination inquiry will be released by the White House with about 250000 words and no new developments since the June 2 hearing. It will likely confirm Oswald killed Kennedy on November 4 in Dallas to gain national attention and address European plots rumors. The release date was delayed beyond earlier expectations.
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Washington
UPS
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Europe
White House
Vietnam and the United States Face a Key Decision
The piece discusses Vietnam as a symbol of postwar power shifts and the Soviet challenge in Southeast Asia. It analyzes the stakes for the United States, the limited options for victory, and the upcoming campaign implications, with quotes from William H. Ewing and Time magazine. It argues leadership and policy must adapt to a changing regional balance.
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Vietnam
Britain
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Pacific
William H. Ewing
The
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Taylor
Chiefs of Staff
Time Magazine
United States
Laos
Thailand
Yany
Asia
Ewing
Sukarno
Poverty and Politics in the War on Poverty
The secretary of health, education and welfare notes 42 federal programs costing 42 billion dollars in 1964 to fight poverty. Total social welfare spending nationwide may reach 100 billion in 1962. A top level review is urged before expanding programs under a new poverty czar. Local government and private groups also contribute significantly.
The Decision Is Yours And The Socialist Threat
The text argues private property is under attack by government and socialism. It cites Karl Marx and Stormer’s None Dare Call It Treason to claim the country has increasingly moved toward socialism, urging readers to study the book and reflect on the path of economic policy.
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Kar! Mars
John A. Stormer
Gemini Space Flight arsonnel Named For
Houston AP James A McDivitt and Edward H White II were named pilot and co pilot of the next spring s second Gemini space flight The selection follows illnesses and broken bones that removed older Mercury veterans from consideration Cooper was the only Mercury group member available The plan calls for a four day Gemini mission after the first three orbit flight Grissom will pilot the subsequent flight with Young as co pilot backups led by Walter M and Stafford in line for roles
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Houston, Tex
James A. McDvitt
Edward H. White
Mercury
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
jMome
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cooper
Frank Borman
James A.lovell
Divitt and
White
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Grisson
Walter M
Thomas P. Stafford
Cold Gradations of Decay in Dr Brady’s Health Service
A column reflecting on aging and arterial health from a 84 year old doctor. He contrasts youthful vitality with aging, notes his own routine and family support, and muses on degeneration, Osler, and arterial health while offering readers brief medical philosophy and guidance.
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Bright
Hin Stedman
Reguila‘ton
Kent
Osler
Brandon
Folklore Rhymes On Love Duty And Discipline
Folklore verses recount a summer romance with playful images of a couple, a tide bound separation, and the bride drying clothes after an incident. A rustic moral rhyme advises harsh weekly discipline for a wayward wife, concluding with a quip about shared leadership in a county.
The Shepherd's Blessing at Sam 25:43
A concise biblical quotation note cites The Shepherd's verse blessing with reference to Sam 25:43, asserting a religious instruction or invocation in a historical text fragment. The fragment preserves tone and scriptural citation without additional context.
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Peoples Federal Saynes & Loan Association
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Rose Dryjanski
Ben Bochnowski
Anthony Suty
Crane Mellor
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Indiana
Edwin A Gailey
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