Corporate leadership unseen but shaping vast power
The editorial questions student interest in business careers noting six top US leaders, three public faces and three corporate chiefs who run AT&T Sears Roebuck and Standard Oil. It argues corporate heads wield huge influence yet remain unseen and contends personal vision matters in shaping decisions and the future.
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New York Times
Andrew Hacker
Cornell University
United States
Ronald Reagan
California
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
Haakon Romnes
American Telephone and Telegraph
Gordon Metcalf
Sears Roebuck & Company
Otto Miller
Standard Oil Company of
Reagan
Meddox
Mrs. Wallace
Hacker
Summer Thoughts on Learning Beyond the School Year
The piece urges students to value continuous learning as the world changes rapidly after graduation. It notes summer signals a break from school but not from growth, stressing academic training builds historical, technical, and human relations knowledge to stay ready for the evolving future.
Successful Investing Advice In A Stock Portfolio
Readers discuss portfolio strategy with broker Roger E Spear. A 55 year old with 30k annual income and diverse holdings considers adding Baxter Labs American Home Products and Raytheon while trimming Buckman Gillette Hewlett Packard Coffee Mat Litton. Spear suggests long term focus moving from Buckman to Cenco Instruments and adding Baxter Labs and American Home Products as funds allow. In a separate letter a 71 or 72 year old asks about selling American Motors. Spear recommends switching to Portland General Electric for higher yield and clearer outlook.
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Buckman
Gillette
Hewlett-Packard
Coffee-Mat
Litton
American Home Products
Baxter Labs
Raytheon
N.M
Berkman
Cenco Instruments
Beckman
Cenco
American Motors
W. A
Portland
Oregon
General Electric
Roger Spear
Moger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea, Corp
Wallace candidacy reshapes 1968 party prospects
James Kilpatrick writes in National Review that George Wallace will run in 1968 unless a congenial Reagan candidate emerges. Wallace’s run could split the South from Republicans, aiding Democrats unless GOP moderates win. The piece weighs how Wallace might affect North versus South votes and the impact of Vietnam and party conservatism on the race.
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Wallace
James Jackson Kilpatrick
George Wallace
National Review
Mr. Kilpatrick
Strom —Thurmond
Henry Wallace
Harvey
Kilpaterick
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Humphrey
Lester Maddox
Robert Welch
Stokely Carmichael
Maddox
Georgia
Mr. Jahnson
Bo Callaway
JE Wallace
South
North
Lyndon Johnson
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Batten
Howe Sipely
Earl Warren
Johnson
Vietnam
Washington Star Syntheate, Inc
Civil rights era waning amid party shifts and protests
A Associated press photography portrays Gav Lester Maddox strolling with Vice President Robert Mumphrey, signaling bipartisan South support for civil rights questions. The piece argues Johnson seeks Southern backing against Republicans and Wallace, while King and other leaders lose influence, with housing laws rolling back and Powell facing impeachment and exit from Congress.
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Associatea
Gav
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Robert Mumphrey
Johnson
South
Re- Kirk
Georges Wallace
Maddox
Emlhuai
Martin Luther King
Stokely Carmichael
Fisk University
Vietnam
Chicago
Daley
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Department of Justice
Powell
Bimini
Ely
Martin Linder King
Bible Reading Challenge Promises Tests and Rewards
Dr. Crane Mellor promotes a pamphlet on Bible reading with 20 quiz questions drawn from biblical stories. He urges teens to read daily and offers a booklet for sale, asking readers to enclose 20 cents and a stamped return envelope for the tests and psychological charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JBI
Sherlock Holmes
David
God Almighty
Npus
Folklore by William Wade recounts a humorous cheese misorder
A southern Indiana family recalls a mail order cheese that arrived with a strong scent. The story, told as folklore by William Wade, contrasts old time products with modern ones and ends with a refund from the order house. The tale blends humor, memory, and nostalgic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Nod
Indiana
Paris
Pap
Wade
Dentists respond to Dr Brady on tooth care
A letter debate features dentists rebutting Dr Brady’s critique of regular dental visits and toothbrush use. They argue brushing alone cannot prevent decay and emphasize professional inspection, prophylaxis, scaling, and polishing as essential, while noting primitive brushing methods and costs.
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Brady
Heroism at Pearl Harbor and ship navigation basics
The piece notes Commander Cassin Young of the Vestal earning the Congressional Medal of Honor for saving the Arizona during Pearl Harbor by taking command of the anti aircraft gun and guiding the Vestal away. It compares heroism to bravery across ships and explains basic ship right of way in dense areas, likening it to avoiding a red light in traffic and stressing caution with navigation gear and weather.
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Pearl Harbor
Cassin Young
Vesta
Arizona
New
Martin Widh
Young
San Francisco
Pearl Marbor Vestal
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Roger E. Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George O. Crittenengzh
Harriet W. Tomer
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Bailey
Sacrelare Steaueter
Andersen
Medison
Djelning Gnaniies
Matiton
Wajaining
Indisnan
Wie
Associated Press
Associated
Orde
Paul Harvey News
Ruth
Gase
Jennie Grave
General MacArthur
Tor
West Point
Sexumty
William Wade
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
James
Martin
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