Khrushchev Threat Grows Stronger Daily in US Press
New York AP reports Khrushchev's warning rhetoric intensifies while capitalist shareownership expands globally. The piece notes rising numbers of employees as shareholders, pension funds invested in stocks, and a surge from 6.5 million to 17 million stockholders in the United States between 1952 and 1962, signaling a broader trend across industrial nations.
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Arab Propaganda Not Harmful To Jewish Stores
Arab propaganda not harmful to Jewish stores, says a British trading firm. Universal Stores, led by three Jewish millionaires, is blacklisted by a Damascus boycott that spans 450 business houses worldwide over Israel ties. The report notes Arab pressure and varied global reactions, with commentary on stock ownership growth and its economic impact.
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Ex Communist Lovestone to Lead AFL-CIO International Affairs
Ex Communist Lovestone, once aligned with the Soviet side, is named director of international affairs for the AFL-CIO. President Meany to formalize the appointment, with Lovestone splitting time between Washington and New York while succeeding Michael Moss who died last month.
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