Substituting intelligence at the New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston says the exchange markets must avoid uninformed or lazy investors who rely on tips. He compares reckless speculation to dangerous highway driving and urges informed decisions backed by facts provided by the exchange. He notes reforms aim to protect investors but stresses individual intelligence remains essential.
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New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Keith Funston
Funston
Best Judge Of A Good Buy Is The Consumer
The consumer is best suited to decide value, not regulators. Proposals like truth in retailing may add costly complexity and create legal fog. Reasonable rules on weights measures ingredients are needed, but not bureaucratic controls for their own sake.
Illusion of Apathy Reflects Turbulent Global Tensions
A reflection from The Christian Science Monitor notes that apparent public calm masks deep concerns over slow U.S. economic growth and global movements for social change. It argues that bipartisan tax measures and policy efforts aim to spur growth while averting broader upheavals.
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Europe
United States
Asia
Khrushchev
Berlin
Cuba
Ridel
A Month For The Flies And Other June Observances
The piece notes June as Fight the Filthy Fly Month and National Recreation Month among many designations from Chases' Calendar of Annual Events. It cites origins in U S Commerce publications later owned by the Chamber of Commerce and includes National Humor Week starting June 2, sponsored by gagwriters and comedy workshops.
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Pleasant Valley
N. Y
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chases’ Calendar
Caleridar
National Association of Gagwriters
The
Comedy Workshops of America
Government overreach in business aims questioned
An editorial argues the US government has long hidden entanglements in private enterprise to cover losses and protect competing ventures. It contends that constitutional pretenses have eroded as federal spending supports favored industries.
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United States
Case Records of a Psychologist Expose Womb Myths
A 1961 pamphlet by Dr. McDermott promotes fiction about the womb’s role in female sexuality. It argues erotic appeal does not depend on the uterus, urges wives to seek his booklet and medical charts, and cites hysterectomy as not diminishing female charm.
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Mephine Sadients
Edith J
Edith
Cho Wailad Adashire
John C. McDermott
California
Cine
Vlad
United States
Islands
Virgin Isles Hotel, Inc
Virgin
Jlslands Magazine
National Park
Concessions
Inc
McKinleys 'Park Services, Inc
McKinley, Pack, Hotel
Healy Hotel
Alaska
Federal Airways System
TVA and government boons reshape power across America
The piece argues that government owned entities like the Tennessee Valley Authority pay little or no tax while borrowing cheaply, undermining private utilities. It claims TVA controls a large share of national electric capacity and suggests private firms would incur high costs if sold to private buyers to reduce the national debt.
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America
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Moretion
Aureus
Return Of Union Shouter To Job Recommended
A report advises reappointing the union spokesman to his job while defending the department’s budget. It argues that preserving the current budget will replace a 30 year employee earning 15000 a year with three staff at 5000 annually each, reshaping personnel costs.
Corruption and Sex Parties Alleged in Soviet Firing
A Soviet report charges high-level corruption and involvement in sex parties linked to a government change. A fired official, Dmitry D Korolyov, is named amid claims of graft and shifts in power. The piece notes Soviet media pressure and government actions, with broader commentary on state control and public unemployment.
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Moscow
UPI
Quackish
Mny
Communist Party
Onj
Sion
Dmitry D. Koro
Lyev
Successful Investing Night Before the Incident
An Indiana investor details a heated morning dispute over drinking and work as Woodard is fired. The dialogue touches on bonds, government programs, and potential tax implications, highlighting a debate on private industry versus public funding.
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Woodard
Wilson
Indiana Public Service
Allied
Ray Jett
Sitchen
M.M
Features Corp
Warner - Lambert
Tod
Pharmaceuti
Roger E. Sraar
Company plans to sell its fire engine division
Seagrave Corp plans divestment of its fire engine business with the Columbus Ohio Seagrave plant and the Maxim Motors plant in Massachusetts as part of a broader corporate strategy. the move follows earnings concerns and a push toward new activities in construction materials and paints.
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New York
UPI
Seagrave Corp
Arnold A Saltzmann
Tractar
Seagrave
Columbus
Ohio
Immauy
Maxim Motors
Klempert
Pert
Greencastle
Ind
Indiana
DePamy University
Ball ‘State Teachers College
Muncie
Folklore and Punny Courtroom Tales From The Press
A collection of old clippings includes a humorous tale of a fierce plains horse tamed by a man seen as slow and meek, plus punny courtroom exchanges about a judge and a fine. The Atlantic City incident covers a failed plane landing gear strike on a bar and injuries. An American dairy cow production note concludes the set.
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Locke Smith
Allegheny Airlines
Atlantic City
African retreat declared a controlled area near Bettys Bay
Cape Town reports Premier Hendrik Woek wers seaside retreat at Bettys Bay forty miles from the city has been declared a controlled area requiring special permission for Africans to enter live or work there in the future. The notice follows strategic moves to northward adjustments if needed.
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Cape Town
South Africa
API
Hendrik Woekwerd
Betty's Bay
Unemployment Claims Fall Slightly Across Indiana
Indiana saw a small drop in unemployment insurance claims with a statewide total of 28,185, down 6.3 percent from the prior week and 8.2 percent from the same week last year. Director Leisa F. Nicolini noted gains in industrial activity across most regions as outdoor work and spring farming boosted agricultural job openings.
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Leisa F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
Indiana
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