Women and Stocks Transforming Canadian Investor Scene
In a period piece on women in finance, analysts note women increasingly enter stock markets, using daily shopping savvy to spot growth and bargains. Clare Benenson urges careful broker selection and learning, citing examples of bargains, management changes, and tax-driven shifts as signals for potential climbs.
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New York
UPI
New York University
Division of
General Education
New School For Society Research
Clare B. Benenson
Mrs. Benenson
Lawrence Benenson
Wellesley College
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and
Smith
New York Institute of Finance
Wall Street
Benenson
New York Stock Exchange
Parke Bennet
Wildlife Loss Threatens Endangered Species Progress Push
Interior Department seeks national aid to save about 50 kinds from extinction amid progress pressures. Ottawa report notes Canada’s self-examination, political divisions, and shifting ties with Britain while Canadians weigh independence, constitutional reforms, and Canada-US relations amid pride, envy, and debate.
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Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Minden Wintvande
Subanes
Ottawa
Canada
Claes
Hety
United States
U.S
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada Sees Political Crisis and Flag Debate Deepens
Amid a constitutional crisis tone in Canada, Douglas Fisher of the New Democrat pushes for reforms toward a British-linked republic within two decades. The Liberal victory remains uncertain as Quebec and anglophone factions prompt calls for an early election. Debates over national allegiance, the flag, and provincial power loom.
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Douglas Fisher
New Democrat Party
Canada
Quebec
Ian
Questent
Frank Kelley
Parlis
Edmonton
Alberta
Auguste Choquette
Maclean’s
Amer can plant planned for Tulare county olive center
The American Can Company will build a $3 million plant in Tulare County's olive center, with General Cable Corporation as parent. Construction starts after the first of the year, aiming to be in operation by mid June or early July.
Wildlife in Decline Across America Faces Loss
The piece notes progress in farming and resource development has harmed habitat, shrinking Atlantic salmon runs to eight Maine streams and shrinking the California Condor population to about 40 in isolated areas. It mentions the vanishing black footed ferret and calls on Interior Secretary Udall to gather expert comment and broaden cooperative wildlife protection efforts.
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New England
Sierra Nevada
Coast
California
Great Plains
Rockies
Stewart L. Udall
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Max Harrelson
Tulare States
Barbie
Stechene
Kelly
VICK
Sarity
Veeform Am
Santa Claus
A. Fregtlar
Piri
Whithan
Cementis
Gilroy
TOY
Rae
Barracuda Atomic
Ewehour
Lenin
Fosteria
Steinness
Cary
Thes
Hamilton
Val
Sve-Ballen
Realiah Aginning
American Flyer
Tomei
Paty
Christmas
Aes Venel
Dork Mast
Regelar
Ryune
Weber
Mr Ete
Freas
General Mills
Hipster
Bation
American Greeting
Exvaloper le
Brig King Lew
Thrifty
Avi i
Gat
Sander
Mn Dousie
Tetacs Bistiogse Pradishe Hall Portas
Iwai
Drug King Liquor Buys
Murphy
Kentucky
Bond
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