Wall Street in Congress Probe Signals Far Reach
Washington reports indicate a broad congressional inquiry into Wall Street planned by Rep. Staggers and leaders like Rep. Celler and Rep. Moss. The probe will examine SEC amendments, investor protection, broker practices, foreign investor impact, and the 1969 70 market drop tied to monetary policy.
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Washington
Wall Street
Congress
SEC
House
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Representative Staggers
Staggers
Securities and Exchange Commission
Milton B. Young
R-S.d
Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
John FE. Moss
D-Calif
Celler
Stock Exchange
Moss
Federal Reserve Board
Penn Central Railroad
Board of Governors
The
Investment Bankers Association
What to Tell Children About Departed Parents Salvation
Billy Graham discusses telling children about departed loved ones when salvation is uncertain. He suggests saying the parent is in God's hands and emphasizes the weight of a Christian heritage, citing missionary David Livingstone as an example of spiritual wealth over material estate.
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D. P
Christ
David Livingstone
Neil Livingstone
Agnes Hunter
McGovern
South Dakota
Senate
Kennedy
Vietnam
Time Out To Laugh and Lefty Gripes Heard
Bennett Cerf quips about ice cream pudding as a waiter is asked to note its frozen state. Martha Mitchell rails against right handed products and dinner party coffee misfortune caused by her left handed habit. An overheard quip jokes about a golfer’s wife and a star comments on early marriages before noon.
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Martha Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
Golfnut
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal front page profiles January 25 1971
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal issues a Monday evening edition dated January 25 1971. The paper notes its publication schedule and leadership including Parker F Prouty and Chas A Guy as editor and publisher.
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Avalanche-Journal Pubicnine Co., Inc
8Th St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Amy By Lubbock's Own Cartoonist Jack Tippit
Cartoon panel features Archie the dog as a warm exchange echoes small town humor with local artist Jack Tippit at center stage in Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Rulers In Kremlin Uneasy Enduring Power Struggle
Editorial analyzes the Kremlin succession battle around Brezhnev and Kosygin as the 24th Communist Party congress nears. It notes rival factions, the missile generals, dissident scientists, and aging leadership amid shortages and labor woes. The Free World watches for possible easing or tensions and risks of turmoil.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Kosygin
Middle East
Indo- China
Europe
West Berlin
Brezhnev
Aleksandr Shelepin
Kiril Mazurov
Russia
Andrei
Sakharov
Red Army
Kremlin
McGovern’s Peace Pledge Marks Him Weak Front-Runner
Washington columnist argues McGovern’s unconditional Vietnam surrender pledge makes him uniquely unfit for the presidency and would hobble U S aims abroad. The piece contends the TV era created the candidate and predicts stronger rivals like Kennedy Muskie and Humphrey.
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McGovern
Almanac Notes Rapid Bamboo Growth and Mill Dilemma
The World Almanac cites bamboo species in monsoon forests growing three feet daily and reaching 100 feet in about three months. Separately, a Florida pulp mill warns it may close if required to halt river waste discharges, affecting workers and families.
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Workman
Florida
Sylvia Porter breaks down Nixon budget for readers
The columnist translates the upcoming fiscal 1972 federal budget into a personal tax dollar, noting that over 22 cents of each dollar go to income security, defense looms large, and space and foreign aid costs are comparatively small. She highlights the shifting share and invites individual analysis.
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Nixon
Washington
Tax Foundation
Tax Foundation of
New York
Sf National Defense
Space Research
Manor
Midi Muddle At School Prompted Teen Fashion Debate
Jean Adams asks teens if a homemade midi skirt should be worn to school after getting complaints. The item is unique for her, and she seeks readers opinions on whether to continue wearing it at Pittssburgh area junior high.
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Pittssburgh
The Brighter Side Insightful Old-Time Views
A compact antique-style piece laments less travel in earlier days and notes credit avoidance in journeys. It rebukes ignorant voters and quips that optimists expect Congress to find time for economy.
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