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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
29
Fragmented text hints at GOP party activity and gubernatorial names. Mentions Nixon era figures and Democratic contenders. OCR errors obscure clear events or dates. The readable bits reference elections, governors, and political figures without a coherent narrative.
Max Lerner profiles Edward Gilbert as a flamboyant financier who built a Bruce Celotex empire, mer ged two firms and fled to Brazil to avoid trial. The piece argues excess without ethical frame harms markets and warns that true excellence requires values beyond winning.
Readers debate playpen use for toddlers with Dr Motner defending limited use and safety aids like gates. The column also answers questions on strabismus surgery timing and weight loss doubts tied to possible gland issues, emphasizing proper diet and medical evaluation.
A sports note discusses securing a check up for Ancer and a separate check as part of a plan. The brief frames this as a proactive move to address performance or health concerns without detailing outcomes.
The New York Stock Exchange census finds average household income for new shareholders at 8600 with 10 percent in the top brackets 15000 to over 25000. Many are near retirement and may cut big purchases if markets stay weak. The piece analyzes impact on consumer spending and economy amid 1962 downturn and waves of first-time investors since 1959.
The analysis shows average new stockholders age 39 vs 48 for all holders, with 55 percent women and many inheritors. Implications cite family needs such as education and nest eggs, suggesting a market dip could hurt these households. It notes many new investors are economic illiterates vulnerable to market fear.
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