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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1969
Page
11
The article recalls the 1929 stock market collapse and 80 percent loss, notes the Depression era unemployment of 18 to 24 percent, and argues current safeguards like higher margin requirements and insured bank deposits reduce risk. It asserts most stocks are now owned outright or with low margins and highlights institutions holding much of NYSE shares.
James L. Breeling reports that a National Academy of Sciences committee has allayed fears about artificial sweeteners cyclamates. The review examines whether these compounds may be addictive and discusses two of the compounds being studied.
Washington- Wright Patman has been absorbed in railing about the new prime rate of interest leaving little time to discuss grants awarded for frivolous purposes as foundations face scrutiny over taxation and policy.
James Kilpatrick argues for cautious reform as Ways and Means weighs measures on foundations linking to voter registration drives and a 5 percent tax on net investment income. He warns against overreach that could curb private sector liberty in a state-influenced society.
In a quirky scene at Dr Zang Freud's office Grosbert Grommet and his wife Grimelda provoke the doctor with odd remarks about reality and war. Dr Freud notes public figures may seem insane while two assistants enter as the session continues.
A showroom tour reveals a nation’s largest collection of automatic musical instruments and early coin operated machines. Prices range from 8 to 15 thousand for large orchestrions to 150 for a talking machine, with Edison phonographs offering 24 cylinder choices. The Link piano trains pilots later, while Edison’s home use failed commercially.
A collection of humorous lines on politics social norms and daily quirks. The items joke about grant in aid terminology hippie weddings travel advice and humorous office morning routines. The tone mirrors a light weekly column with playful commentary and puns.
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