In Our Opinion on ACLU Christmas Carols Controversy
An opinion piece denounces the Cleveland ACLU for opposing Christmas carols in public schools arguing the songs bring warmth and joy and do not violate church state principles. The author mocks the organization, urges it to drop its campaign, and even to disband.
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ACLU
Cleveland
Ohio
Greater
Cleveland Public Schools
Argus Research Corp and its influence on stock markets
In New York Argus Research Corp. supplies basic stock market analysis to over 150 institutions, charging $200 monthly for its services. Founded in 1934 by Harold Dorsey, the firm emphasizes direct client relationships, 8 weekly reports, and 150 analyses annually, with its findings sometimes affecting mutual funds and insurance investments. A November meeting suggested semiconductor parts stocks could slow, echoing in the Fairchild swoop next day as 25 percent of shares changed hands. The link between the meeting and price drop remains uncertain.
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New York
Financial
Argus Research Corp
Argus
Securities and Exchange Commission
Harold Dorsey
Joseph
George
Joseph Dorsey
Broadway
Mutual
Fairchild Camera
Fairchild
New York Stock Exchange
Peru
Spain
W. Somerset Maugham
Stanley Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
Santa Claus
J. J. Rodale
Prevention
The Talker Plays Golf And The Talk Goes On
Jim Bishop recalls a neutral round with Clay Watts and a garrulous companion known as The Talker. The man boasted wealth from an electronics firm and a hotel venture while quizzing the writer about money and careers as he misfired drives and borrowed balls.
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Clay Watts
Drew Pearson Reveals the Man Behind the Merry-Go-Round
In a profile of journalist Drew Pearson, the Washington Merry-Go-Round creator is portrayed as relentless and reform minded. The piece notes his tough critiques of presidents, spies, and politicians, yet reveals a softer side for victims of his exposes and how his work spurred investigations and reforms.
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Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Washington
Drew
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Tenement blast kills and injures in Corry area
At least seven people were killed and about 40 missing after a massive blast wrecked an adjoining ice house near the William H. Thompson Lumber mill on East Washington. The fire, started by a diesel power unit, caused extensive damage and insurance coverage was reported. NearbyPennsylvania shop workers may vote in January to decide union representation. A car was damaged on South Center street when another vehicle tried to park.
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New York
William H. Thompson Lumber Products
East Washington Street
Pennsylvania
Corry
Renova
Raymond Bachemer
South Center Street
Speak of Your Health column by Dr Coleman on mind body link
Dr Coleman discusses psychosomatic medicine, linking emotions to colitis and other ailments, and stresses joint use of psychological guidance with drugs and diet. He notes growing pains in pre teens, possible rheumatic fever signs, and urges medical attention for persistent pains and sleep importance across ages. Readers may mail questions to the column.
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Coleman
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