Wall Street Promotes Stock Gifts in Kids Stockings
New York exchange urges member firms to market Christmas gifts of stocks to minors and relatives as a way to combine sentiment with prudent investing. The piece notes rising use of stocks, bonds, and even land deeds as gifts, highlighting tax advantages and favorable legislation across states.
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Wall Street
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
U.S
Old England
Castle Goring
Sussex
America
the Exchange
Peddler of Buffalo Meat Sees Fragrance as Personal
Julian Howard, manager of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in southwest Oklahoma, says describing buffalo meat’s fragrance is personal. He has 225 buffalo and 250 elk ready to peddle to anyone, anywhere, from the refuge. The U.S. Agriculture Depart- ment involvement follows.
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Cache
Okla
Julian Howard
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Oklahoma
Howard
U.S. Agriculture
Jacque S. Orenstein
Oklahoma City
Orenstein
Catholic Sociologist Sees No Big Signs of Revolt
The Rev. Andrew M. Greeley of the University of Chicago NORC analyzes church trends and predicts change with a vengeance but no mass revolt. He cites popular election of bishops, broader acceptance of birth control, rising anticlericalism, Protestant-like church structure, flexible worship, uncertain clerical celibacy, and ongoing doctrinal tensions with faith remaining. He notes Americans are changing minds yet retaining belief.
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New York
America
Andrew M. Greeley
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Father Greeley
Unscheduled Safety Lesson Ends With Carbon Monoxide Incident
San Francisco firefighter instructor shares a city traffic school moment when a mother found her unconscious children after turning on a heater. Five people were treated and released for carbon monoxide exposure, prompting a reminder on safety despite a long-running program.
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San Francisco
Clifford Walker
City
Lincoln High School
Olaie Vaughn
Leonard
Bay of Fundy Size Noted on Atlantic Coast
The Bay of Fundy on the Atlantic coast of Canada is described as 180 miles long and 35 miles wide in this notice from the Austin Minnesota Herald dated December 1, 1967.
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Bay of Fundy
Atlantic
Canada
Free Audibel hearing aid offered for at home tryout
Audibel announces a free offer for those who hear but cannot understand words. A replica of the smallest Audibel will be given to respondents to the advertisement. It weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at the ear level in one unit with no wires.
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Mpls
Minn
Audibel
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Norelco
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Santa
Northwestern Bell
Bill Lansing
George W. Cornell
Doubleday
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Austin
Roger Hellmots
Holiday Inn
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