Big Companies Cut Economic Guideposts With Higher Wages
Editorial and business analysis notes wage settlements by American Airlines and the Transport Workers Union 6.5 percent, plus Pan American and rail unions at five percent. Ackley defends guideline amid inflation fears while GM signals upcoming tough approaches. Labor unrest rises with UAW strikes and engine shortages threaten jet production. defense orders boom yet shipments lag.mortgage rates rise. Fannie Mae raises loan cap. tax policy debate returns as officials weigh 1967 need.
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American Airlines
Transport Workers Union
Gardner Ackley
Presidential Emergency Board
Johnson
Ackley
General Motors
James M. Roche
Flint
Mich
Roche
Westinghouse
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Jit
Allis-Chalmers
UAW
National Airlines
L. B. Maytag Jr
National
Boeing Co
Federal National Mortgage Association
Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Versatility marks new stock exchange chief
Saul, a former SEC lawyer and ex Exchange Commission aide, rises to head the American Stock Exchange after a career tracing back to 1961. He emphasizes cooperation with the SEC, cautious leadership, and dual duties of surveillance and marketplace management, with an initial salary of 80000 dollars.
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NEW Stock Exchange
Saul
Sect
Titles & Exchange Commission
American Stock Exchange
Sach
Edward T. McCor
Tick
Edwin Etherington
SEC
Investors Diversified Services
Etherington
Wesleyan University
Exchange
Seal
Patch the Pony promotes child safety and stranger danger
The well child column extols protective measures for children amid twisted minds and urges constant supervision of toddlers and preschoolers. Patch the Pony, created by Mrs. Junius E. Liles of Alabama, spreads safety messages to keep kids away from strangers, refuse gifts, and avoid rides in unknown cars. The note invites readers to request a Patch kit by sending 25 cents. The column also includes medical guidance on pediatric irritable bowel issues, advising avoidance of roughage for mucous colitis and recommending specialist evaluation, medications, and vitamins as needed.
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Patch
Junius E. Liles
Alabama
Smokey the Bear
I Saw A Flying Saucer In My Front Yard
Henry McLemore recounts seeing a quiet flying saucer hover over his yard and vanish by morning. He critiques government paperwork and naming of UFOs while noting vast spending on UFO investigations and the routine stirred by such claims.
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Henry McLemore
Devs
UFO
Viet Nam
U. S
Pennsylvania Learns Tolerance In 50 Years
Washington reminisces on changes since 2014 when Paul M. Pearson scheduled three religious speakers in Pennsylvania communities. Rabbi Stevens Wise, Rev. Cadman, and Father John Ryan faced opposition but were welcomed. By 1958 Pennsylvania elected its first Catholic governor David Lawrence, and a Jewish candidate Mullin Sharp appears poised to run this year.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Paul M. Pearson
Swarthgaore Chautauqua
Stevens. Wise
New York
Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
John Ryan
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Pennsylvana
Father P
Rabbi Wise
Ryan
Higs
David Lawrence
Dew
Pennsylvania
Multon Sharp
Broadcast Advertising and Political Lobbying Excerpts
The Baytown Sun runs a sweeping, disjointed summary of advertising personnel and political lobbying. It notes Campaigns by Shape and Shapp in Pennsylvania, Montana GOP shifts, and trucking firm finances tied to Governor Babcock, plus a critique of sugar lobby influence in Congress.
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Shape
United States
Pennsylvania
Shepp
People’s Louler
Luzerme
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania Gas and Water Company
Northumberland County
Hearing Creek Water Company
Shapp
Douglas McWilliams
State Game Commission
Roaring Creek Water Company
Republican Party
Montana
Liberty Lobby
John Birchites
Tim Babcock
Leo Metcalf
Roland Renne
Montana State College
Renne
Babcock
Senate
Yellowtail
Montana Railroad Commission
Babcock and Lee Transport, Inc
Bible Verse On Teaching Maturity From Hebrews Five
A verse from Hebrews emphasizes that believers should be teachers but still need basic instruction in the first principles of God's oracles. It notes that some are like infants needing milk rather than solid food and warns against lingering in foundational teachings.
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God
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle Teasers
A word puzzle grid lists clues across and down ranging from Cannery Row references to Indian apes and Greek lore. It includes proper nouns, common terms, and tricky crossword style hints with numbers indicating lengths or positions.
Lucky Against All Odds Grand Slam Squeezed
In a tense bridge hand, South bids a grand slam relying on imagined guards and a five card club, only to learn in dummy that hopes fade. Despite a shaky start, West sustains plays to exhaust opponents and South secures four club tricks, clinching the slam.
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South
West
Bridge bidding puzzle Q and answer sequence
The text presents a bridge bidding scenario: West North East South 3 2 4 ou. South holds FAQ1086 AHS4 SEARSS. The prompt asks what to do, suggesting A-Double, with guidance that if partner leaves the sequence you do well, if he takes it out you bid again. Today’s question asks what to do after you double and partner bids four hearts, with the answer to follow tomorrow.
United States Became Official in September 1776
The Continental Congress resolved that in all continental commissions the words United States be used instead of United Colonies. Christian symbolism links the heart to charity, with faith and hope represented by the cross and the anchor.
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United States
Continental Congress
United Colonies
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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