Get Governments Out Of Private Business Opinions Piece
In This Opinion the writer argues governments should not run private businesses. They criticize Pennsylvania liquor sales and US Army Corps of Engineers handling contracts. The piece urges returning the Corps to military roles and Pennsylvania to smaller government functions.
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Corps of Engineers
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Army
Combat Engineers
Bunker Hill
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State Department
FBI
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Neam
Neil Boyle a priest in name yet found not to die
Hal Boyle remembers his brother Neil Cornelius Gerald Boyle born into a large Irish family. A gentle, quick mind yet bound by fate, he pursued priestly hopes but a crippled heart, served in World War II, and died suddenly in Kansas City. Neil's mother bids farewell with an Irish blessing as the family marks his 54th birthday in memory.
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New York
Neil
City Hall
Cornelius Gerald Boyle
Mama
Cornelius Gerald
Trish
Army Air Corps
Kansas City
White Feather speaks for Seminoles on publicity and rights
Jim Bishop interviews a Seminole named White Feather who explains how Hollywood stereotypes hurt his people. He argues for genuine representation, warns Indians are a minority within minorities, and suggests dramatic steps to gain visibility including civil rights action and war paint stunts.
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United States
Israel Syria border turmoil observed by a field journalist
Drew Pearson reports from the Israeli Syrian border and Jordanian frontier, describing kibutz life near the Sea of Galilee, a tensed ceasefire line, and Israeli incursions. He interviews King Hussein of Jordan in Amman. Washington, London, and Paris rebuke Israel amid regional instability. The piece closes urging readers to subscribe to The Journal.
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Syria
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Rock Creek
District of Columbia
Hussein
Jordan
United States
Great Britain
France
Arthur Goldberg
Washington
Institutional investors drive 25 percent stock trade on NYSE
The Business Mirror reports on a day of meetings about institutional investor power as 25 percent of a company’s stock traded on the NYSE. The piece notes rising institutional ownership now covers about a third of listed stock, with turnover rates up over the decade and big funds often trading in unison, influencing prices. It quotes a mutual fund chief describing trading as an intelligence operation and stresses the need for timely, coordinated action among funds.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Mutual
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp
How to Improve Blood Circulation and Liver Cirrhosis Causes
Questions on improving blood flow address arteriosclerosis thromboangitis obliterans and varicose veins. Treatments include medications, exercise, proper footwear, rest with elevated feet, and arterial grafts for severely narrowed arteries. Alcohol is only one cause of cirrhosis. chronic infections, obesity, toxins, infections like hepatitis, and heart disease also contribute. Brisk reader questions to Dr Coleman are welcome via the newspaper.
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Buerger
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