Fair investment climate urged to unlock growth and jobs
Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange told the 61st Congress of American Industry that a warmer investment climate is essential as the nation nears projected gains in gross national product. He warned of a $360 billion capital spend to meet 1965 goals, with $60 billion from new stock and half from institutions, urging tax reforms to curb double taxation and capital gains taxes that discourage individual investors.
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Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Congress of American Industry
Funston
Canada
England
Oddities Almanac Highlights Eyelash Beliefs And Odd Facts
Grace Downs markets an air hostess and modeling school linking eyelash shapes to temperament. The piece notes porcupines can ruin 6000 dollars of timber lifetime and beaches drew 5 million visitors in 1934 rising to 61 million in 20 years. It includes safety tips for hunters and quirky notes on ads, matches, a candlelike fish, and Egypt’s population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Oddity Almanac
Grace Downs
Forestry Digest
Middle East policy dispute stretches across US leaders
Washington debate over how to restrain Soviet influence in the Middle East yields vague plans. Eisenhower and Dulles push armed aid while Truman adds a ban on Russian arms. Acheson voices caution as Russia warns the approach risks dangerous consequences. God expresses in man the infinite idea forever developing itself, Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle East
Russia
Eisenhower
Dulles
Truman
Dean Acheson
United States
Mid-East
Congress
Soviet Union
Acheson
Life Magazine
New York Times
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Kinsey myths and marital jealousy exposed by Dr Crane
Dr George W. Crane argues Kinsey’s survey misreads female physiology and erotic hunger. He likens women to needing fewer calories than men and stresses affectionate care over suspicion of affairs in troubled marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H
Kinsey
Hindustand
Dr. Kinsey
Glaucoma risks and management urged by ophthalmology group
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns half a million Americans may be going blind from glaucoma with 40,000 already blind and 150,000 partially blind. Readers are urged to seek eye exams promptly and follow physician guidance, including lifestyle and dietary tips to preserve vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
United States
Committee On
Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1957 Prospects
The reading notes mixed early and late day influences with opportunities for the keen to advance in inventions science and programs. It highlights gains in job finance family relations and social life, with cautions for late August to early September and a warning to avoid rash actions. It also mentions a child born that day possessing courage independence and imagination.
Area Soldiers Finish Maintenance Course At Ft Sill
Two area men completed a track vehicle maintenance course at the Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center Ft Sill Oklahoma. Pfc Tod E Hook son of Mr and Mrs John Hook of Millfield and Pvt Denno A Cummons of 69 Fourth St Nelsonville are the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army's Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Ft. Sill
Okla
Pfc
Tod E. Hook
John Hook
Millfield
Pvt
Denno A. Cummons
Fourth St
Nelsonville
Public Forum Letter Urges Blood Donations
Mrs E Vance Springer of Columbus writes to urge blood donations after her husband received transfusions at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens and Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton since July. She thanks the blood bank and medical skill for saving his life, noting her own inability to donate due to health and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Forum
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Blue Jay Cove Drama Drags on as Family Turmoil Bees
Dr Alex Ward returns home to a tangle of secrets as his sister Marcy elopes with Captain Leo Powers. A wedding notice and letters push family loyalties to the fore while Dr Matt’s unreliability strains Ward’s practice. The saga shifts with Cass, Aunt Cordy, and a Creekside walk hinting at further revelations.
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Alex
Cass
Marcy
Alexander
Leo Powers
Germany
Cordy
Talle
Smilax
Marcy Ward Powers
Captain Powers
Matthias Knapp
Sue
Blue Jay Cove
Cleon
Bill
Matt
House Springs
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the Messenger Publishing
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VV Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Sam M. Jones
National Review
Oscar Wilde
Thoreau
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nile
World Today
By James Marlow
DR. Crane
George W. Crane
Howard
E. Vance Springer
Columbus
Crior
Rewek Jaw Cove
Elizabeth Seifert
NEA Service
Alex Ward
aNlavine Bridge
Lenoire Black
Lenoire
Coolville
Leila Anderson
National Congregational Christian Churches
NBC
A. m. Miss Anderson
Helen MacLeod
Bethel Wscs
Hallie Gordon
Louise Triplett
Cleveland
Christian Education
Congregational Christian Churches
Leo Baker
Marietta
Congregational Church
Henry Parrish
Clyde Parrish
Howard Parrish
M. Bentz
Mickey
S Granson
Dick Parrish
Mary Johnston
First Christian Church
Parkersburg
Eula Harris
Winfield
Philip Harris
C. L. White
North Carolina
Campbell
Alfred Russell
Ronald Kincade
Sedalia
Russell
Charlotte Kincade
Whiteman Air Force Base Hospital
Harry Walden
Kenneth Mars
Little Hocking
Meriam Bibbee
By Jimmy Hatlo
Bigdome
Trudy
Glim
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