Money and investment guidance from a 1960s economist
The article argues that money will stay tight with high interest rates. It cites GMAC borrowing $100 million at 7 percent as a pattern for 1969 and urges readers to save 10 percent of earnings while advising long term investors to buy stocks including gold. It lists sectors banking steel utilities petroleum and autos as core values for investors.
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Harry C. France
New York City
General Motors
America
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Nixon Handles News Conference Fluently in 30 Minute Session
President Nixon spoke at his first news conference in a formal setting and grew more at ease as questions on his legislative program Vietnam talks and nuclear nonproliferation were addressed. He even joked during a query about a DC crime topic.
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NEW York
Richard M. Nixon
Aoe
Nixon
District of Columbia
Jack Webb
Friday
Postwar artery risk found in Vietnam casualties
The report, citing Lt. Col. Kenneth H. Cooper, says many young U.S. troops who died in Vietnam would have faced dangerous artery hardening later in life. He notes Korean War data showing up to 30 percent of casualties aged 18 to 23 had signs of arterial hardening due to inactivity, fat diets, and smoking.
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U.S
Vietnam
Kenneth H. Cooper
Air Force
Army
Cooper
Aerospace Medical Laboratory
Air Force Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
House bill to create peace institute and transfer agencies
Sen Edward Kennedy says Robert Kennedy planned to run for president only once. He stated in an interview that if RFK had failed in 1968 he would have returned to the Senate and not run again.
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Seymour Halpern
D-N.y
International Peace Institute
Department
Agency For International Development
The
Peace Corps
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
International Agricultural Development Service
Export- Import Bank
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
White House
Senate
Welfare group urges $4400 annual income and boosts in aid
The National Welfare Rights Organization proposes a minimum annual income of 4400 and higher welfare payments. It says the group will ask the Nixon administration to boost jobs while preserving adequate incomes for welfare recipients unable to work, including homemakers.
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Associated Press
National Welfare Rights Organization
Seaford College Eyes Student Bar License
Seaford College in Petworth England seeks a license to run a student bar. Headmaster Rev Charles Johnson says boys would buy beer and wine with limits on consumption and staff argue it would teach responsible bar management and behavior.
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Petworth, England
Seaford College
Charles Johnson
Maine Briefs Roundup Highlights Prison Reform Efforts
Maine Briefs report a Springfield ment penologist to train staff at Maine State Prison. Austin MacCormick of Osborne Foundation will conduct the engagement. The slate also covers Evans's heart attack, a Portland man’s conviction for aggravated assault, Old Town police leadership changes, Vietnam casualties, and local court actions.
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Thomaston
Will Apens
Maine State Prison
Allan L. Robbins
Austin MacCormick
Osborne Foundation, Inc
New York
Augusta
State Department of Economic Development
Charles G.H. Evans
Randolph
DED
Evans
Portland
Maine
North Adams boxer named New England Fighter of the Year
Al Romero of North Adams Massachusetts has been named New England Fighter of the Year by New England Sports Enterprises. He is recognized for his achievements in regional boxing competitions and contributions to the sport.
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North Pole
Eric Hoffer
CBS
Eric Sevareid
Norm Ih Adams
Gerald St. Amand
Waterville
NESE
Monday Romano
Bay State
New England
Pete Bennett
Portland
Leo DiFiore
Bob Payzant
Freeport
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