Investor's Forum Money Never Goes On Strike
Harry C. France argues New York banks Morgan Guaranty Trust Chase Manhattan Chemical First National City and Manufacturers Hanover dominate assets and stability. He notes MG potential price boom with GM project and urges investors to consider bank stocks for portfolios. He offers help selling or buying bank stocks via Forum response.
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Harry C. France
New York City
Morgan Guaranty Trust of
New York
Wall Street
America
Henry Clay Alexander
World’s Greatest Corporation
General Motors
Chase Manhattan
Chemical
First National City
Manufacturers Hanover
Morgan Guaranty
Autumn Brews Strange Crop
Autumn produces a curious harvest for America's stockholders as tax loss selling drives discount sales in fall. Analysts note higher taxes in Washington may restrain losses this year, possibly reducing market downside. Some investors remain "locked in" by profits, delaying sales to defer taxes.
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New York
America
Uncle Sam
Washington
Gender confusion in youth sparks debate on sex roles
Muriel Lawrence cites Dr. John L. Schimel on three cultural factors troubling sexual area in America. Egalitarian ideals deny sex differences, materialism shapes sexual judgments, and American utilitarian view of performance colors perceptions. The piece argues for recognizing real gender differences despite calls for sameness.
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Sionate
John L. Schimel
William Alanson
Schimel
Pet spending exceeds poverty battle, professor notes
Reed College political science professor Richard T. Frost told the Portland City Club that Americans spend about 3 billion dollars yearly on pets, more than the 1.7 billion dollars directed to the federal war on poverty. The remarks highlight the gap between pet expenses and poverty programs.
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Portland, Ore
Reed College
Portland
Baltimore Man Sentenced for Chiseling Through Wall
Baltimore reporter notes Lee Kelly, 34, received a three year prison term after attempting to chip away at a brick wall. Prosecutor Barry Freedlan led the case with details of the break in and motive.
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Baltimore (Ap
Lee Kelly
Barry Freedlan
Old Orchard Beach Community Gatherings Prominent
Nee Nah Council Degree of Pocahontas meets tonight at 7 30 at the American Legion Hall School Street. Old Orchard Beach Art Association holds a workshop Tuesday at 7 at Jameson School with Frank Handley guiding. Toilers by the Sea opens season Tuesday at Porter Hall with a 12 30 pot luck luncheon under Mrs Ruby Brown. Mrs Elva Tirtle presides after lunch. Miss Ethel Wight visits Days Ferry Woolwich with Dr and Mrs Paul Pitman.
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Nee Nah Council
Pocahontas
American Legion Hall
School Street
Old Orchard Beach Art Association
Jameson School
Frank Handley
Biddeford Pool
Toilers-by-the-Sea
Porter Hall
Ruby Brown
Elva Tirtle
Ethel Wight
Fort Hill Avenue
Days Ferry
Woolwich
Paul Pitman
Cassavetes Revival Pushes Underground Cinema
Hollywood pioneer John Cassavetes, famed for Shadows, Faces, and his work on The Dirty Dozen, reflects on a career revival. He recounts early failures, later success with The Dirty Dozen, and ongoing commitment to finishing Faces while funding new projects with earnings.
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Hollywood
John Cassavetes
Cassavetes
New York
Stanley Kramer
Bobby Darin
Stella Stevens
Kramer
Burt Lancaster
Judy Garland
Gena Rowlands
England
Cassevetes
Lee Marvin
Underground
Soviet Color TV Debuts Amid Cold War Fanfare
Crowds on Gorky Street in near freezing weather watch color television unveil in the Soviet Union. A rainbow of colors appears as clips show Leonov space walk and Moscow scenes. Only a few sets were shown. color sets not yet for sale. In Kiev top leaders Kosygin Brezhnev Podgorny review large wartime maneuvers. In Panama Robles enters final year amid canal treaty tensions and party rifts. In London juries begin delivering non unanimous verdicts for first time in 600 years.
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Gorky Street
Soviet Union
Alexei A. Leonov
Moscow
Associated Press
Kiev
U.S.S.R
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
London
England
Wales
Jaycee Wives Plan Fall Activities At Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach Jaycee Wives meet at President Mrs. Captain Sanford Parker home to discuss Operation Healthy Babies and pamphlet distribution. They plan a Halloween party and consider a shared meeting place. Meetings are set for the second and fourth Thursdays at 8 p.m. Three new members were welcomed.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jaycee
Sanford Parker
Arthur Guerin Jr
Frederick de Rocher
Thomas Lee Jr
Edward O'Neill
Roger Roscoe
Joseph Desjardins
William Huff
Parker
Courtship Among Birds in Nature's Display
The piece describes how different songbirds court. It notes male prairie chickens dance on land or perches while females watch. It mentions grouse drumming noises with wings and mergansers pursuing mates underwater.
Oldest Greek Letter Fraternities Compare Histories
Phi Beta Kappa founded in 1776 at William and Mary College claims the title of oldest American college Greek letter fraternity though not continuous in activity. Kappa Alpha Society, started in 1825 at Union College, is the oldest in continuous existence.
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Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary College
Kappa Alpha Society
Union College
Eastern Star Officers Night at Miniwanea Chap ter
Miniwanea Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star observes Guest Officers Night at Robinson Memorial Hall West Grand Avenue at 7 30 p m Worthy Matron Mrs Jean Mooers to preside the meeting details indicate a social and ceremonial gathering at the local hall with officer participation and dues information referenced in the notice
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Nee Nah Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
American Legion Hall
Miniwanea Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Robinson Memorial Hall
West Grand Avenue
Worthy Mouse
Jean Mooers
Geological Society Meets In Portland
The Maine Mineralogical and Geological Society held its monthly meeting Friday evening at the Beach Museum in Portland. President Miss Marion Banks of Saco presided with attendees from Saco Wells and Old Orchard Beach, plus Portland speaker Ralph Wentworth showing a geology film and Paul Wight giving a talk on Determination of Minerals.
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Maine Mineralogical and Geological Society
Beach Museum
Forest Avenue
Portland
Marion Banks
Saco
Francis MacDonald
Sarah Bridge Graves
Alexander Hamilton
Kennebunkport
Eldred Quimby
Wells Branch
Walter Wuth
C. Paul Wight
Old Orchard Beach
Ben Hall
Kennebunk
Heman Hart
Ralph Wentworth
Paul Wight
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Des Moines
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Panama
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National Council of Foreign Relations
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Jaycee Wives
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