Private Industry And Urban Poor In The American Management Association
The American Management Association hosted a three day New York City conference opening Monday with about 2000 expected corporate attendees to address racial and urban problems. Leaders urge private sector action against poverty, citing Nixon and Johnson remarks on private funds and jobs. General Electric’s Hotpoint plants show limited success in integrating slum residents, while a national JOBS campaign aims to hire hard core unemployed, which experts say may only offer partial relief.
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New York City
American Management Association
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Michael Harrington
General Electric
Chicago
Neptoes
National Alliance of Businessmen
Nuclear Sub Visits Stir Japanese Wariness and Gratitude
A column argues Japan resents U S nuclear submarine visits despite deep ties since World War II. It notes Japan’s fear of nuclear weapons, stresses treaty constraints on denying port entry, and contends U S protection underpins Tokyo’s rise as a world power. The piece warns against diminishing U S influence with Japan’s current anxieties.
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United States
Japan
America
Kisaku Sato
U.S
Successful Investing tips from a penny stock reader
A reader asks what to do with U S Industries Gen Hosts Lonis and Montgomery Ward after a strong run. The adviser urges calm, retaining U S Industries and Lanis, notes Gen Host dilution and costs, suggests Montgomery Ward recovery and possibly moving into Superscope, then explains food stocks lack glamor but offer steady earnings for long term gains.
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Lonies
Montgomery Ward
U.S
H.R. A
U. S. Industries
Arlan
Avestar
Superscope
U. S
Sony Tape
Hay
Spear
Gea
Fea
Beating Hearts and Dead Lines in Transplant Ethics
A March of caution on defining death amid rising organ transplants. The author cites cases from 1964 onward, including a Cooley Dickinson patient and various revived individuals, arguing there is no universal standard for death. Medical delay can cause brain damage. a clear standard is essential to maintain trust in medicine.
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Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Mays
Sen
Ted. Kennedy
Fife
Auckland
New Zealand
Ewter James Keemer
Powellsville
N. G
Charlotte Mayer
Chicago
University of Missouri
Jacky Bayne
Vietnam
Lorene Hawks
Dallas
Ralph Neves
Glasgow
Scotland
Catherine Leask
Royal Infirmary
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Easy Way Out Hemorrhoids Treatment Ad
An ambulant injection method for internal hemorrhoids promises painless relief and rapid recovery, avoiding hospital stay. It claims high success after one to four injections, with bleeding stopping and protrusions reduced, while noting skin tags are not hemorrhoids and may need minor surgery.
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Lima
Graduation of Tommy Tragedy Teaches Safer Driving
A 4 year old Tommy dies in a cardboard box incident when hit by a trucker, aged 27, who lacked foresight. Dr Chane urges safer driving by anticipating others' actions, slowing near playgrounds, and keeping space from parked cars. The piece frames funerals as a graduation and promotes bereavement guidance and a booklet for grieving parents.
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Tommy
Chu
Ptter
Chane
Folklore Lessons From an Odd Editor’s Wry Tales
A collection excerpt recounts editors’ whimsical power of the press through a letter praising a lost watch found in a stranger’s suit pocket and a philosophic editor’s detachment from possessions. The editor’s wife resists his decluttering, ending with a humorous exchange about their future. The piece closes with an American saying about enjoyment arising from action.
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Pioneer
Adising
Bates
The Shaft 18 in the Stone Medal of Vietnam Sacrifice
An editorial reflecting on Vietnam dead and wounded nearly 25,000 killed, noting public gratitude, and proposing a shaft in their honor. It references Henry Timrod and Magnolia Cemetery, cites conscription, and asserts that despite hardships, the U S may deter future aggressions if Vietnam succeeds. It closes acknowledging 35,000 seeds of laurel sown by American forces abroad.
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Vietnam
College of Charleston
South Carolina
Carolina
Henry Timrod
Magnolia Cemetery
Charleston
Timrod
Magnolia
Southeast Asia
Europe
Air Forte
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Swithout
Mont
Paris
United States
Brest
Antipodes
Fea
Movable Wing Jets Lure Flight Range And Speed Limits
General Dynamics reports on F-11 variants with variable sweep wings aimed at multipurpose aircraft. The design promises short field ops and economical subsonic cruises, with potential supersonic street-top approaches, but faces gravity center instability challenges.
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General Dynamics
Navy
Teyr
Takeoly
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