Investor’s Guide sparks debate on stock trading dangers
Readers challenge the column host, arguing against promoting market bets and admitting past trading while noting personal limits. The exchange covers growth stocks, speculation risks, and whether retirement plans justify selling options or assets, with practical advice from Sam Shulsky on selling AT&T and handling questions.
Never Too Late To Quit Smoking and Milk Banks
Dr. Solomon discusses human milk banks for premature or ill babies and addresses quitting smoking at mid to late age. He citesAmerican Cancer Society data showing health gains from quitting, with faster benefits for lighter and shorter-term smokers and long-term risk reductions for heavy smokers.
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Frank
American Cancer Society
Montreal Bank Robberies Rise During Police Slowdown
In Montreal banks and other sites faced a surge in armed robberies on Monday as police limited responses to emergencies in protest of pension plans. About 5,200 officers worked only emergencies, yielding 49 robberies citywide, with sixteen at banks, and many banks closed early to enforce one customer at a time.
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Charlie Willard dies, early barnstorming pilot at 93
Charles "Charlie" Willard, a pioneer barnstorming aviator and the fourth American to fly, dies at 93 in Glendale. A memorial service is planned in Compton after his death on Monday. He was the first to fly over downtown Los Angeles and the first shot down by a squirrel gun.
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Charles
Charlie” Willard
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Willard
Glendale Community Hospital
Los Angeles
Johnson says U S ready to halt bombing if Hanoi acts
On this date in 1967 President Lyndon B. Johnson stated the United States would be prepared to stop bombing North Vietnam if leaders in Hanoi took any step to justify such action.
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Unite States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Self-Awareness Test Aims at Personal Growth
A new customized psychologic test offers a home usable profile of character and personality. Developed by Insight, it personalizes scoring for industry schools churches and the military. The test costs about $15 and provides a whole person view with behavior and interest intensity, plus how the tested person ranks within age and sex groups. Today violinist Jascha Heifetz is 76 years old.
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