The Value of Paper and the U S Stock Economy
The essay argues pound for pound stock shares on the New York Stock Exchange carry immense value. It notes 7.5 billion plus shares across 1,144 companies worth $371 billion, employing 14.5 million, producing goods and services worth $3807 billion, and yielding $12.4 billion in profits with tax receipts shaping public finance. It also highlights 15 million Americans, mainly middle income and women, as owners.
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New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Interim committee urged license renewal notices return
An Iowa Interim committee recommends reinstating driver license renewal notifications. The loss of notices, an economy move years ago, prompted calls to resume reminders and offset renewal costs with a small nostalgia card and clerical savings.
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Tle
State Safety Department
Acheson Praised For Standing Up To Khrushchev Criticism
The article defends Dean Acheson against past grudge bearing conservatives and old fashioned liberals. It cites his 1958 stance against disengagement in Europe, opposition to a 1955 summit, and support for a strong NATO. It argues his current positions show bravery and sane judgment in opposing Soviet aims in Europe.
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Washington
Schinst
Ean Atheson
Acheson
South Korea
Asia
Binamat
Dean Acheson
Achesson
George M Kennet
Kennan
Europe
Russia
Germany
United States
U. S
Kennedy
NATO
West Berlin
Arhesan
Berlin
Fhip West
Berlin Wall
Daily Journal of Muscatine Ad Rates and Staff Listing
The Muscatine Journal announces its cost for Daily delivery and mail subscriptions within and beyond Muscatine. It lists publisher, editor, business manager, and staff, with office hours and contact details.
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Harold L. Nelson
Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Dirtz
Edwin Walwer
Margaret Griffith
Carl Waltem
Adv
Letter From Muscatine On Liquor By The Drink Debate
A Winters tale from Muscatine Iowa dated January 1 1963 discusses a thaw then deeper freeze with snow and shovels. It covers Governor elect Hughes support for liquor by the drink and a crackdown on liquor laws, plus local sentiment on legalization and a push to reveal voting of the sifting Committee in the Iowa House. It also notes Muscatine County representation by David Stanley, and a humor about twins and a school day off.
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Sadie
Muscatine
Mississippi
Iowa
Harold Dietz Hughes
Thighes
Hughes
Regal
Towa Reals
Towa
Muscatine County
House of Representatives
General Assembly
David Stanley
Stanley
Hean
Funeral Psychology and Mortician Guidance by Crane
Dr George W Crane discusses funeral customs and psychology, advising on flower etiquette, family dynamics, and pricing in mortuary practice. He compares morticians to minister-medical advisers, notes the impact of flowers on mourners, and stresses private consultation during arrangements while outlining casket ranges and social expectations.
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Charley
Crane
Syherg
Hitler
Hopkins Syndicate
Ines
Dahlia Show Highlight Grown by Dr Earl Swan in Nogales
18 inch diameter Fancy Dahlia Lingoln measured by Dr Earl Swan who cultivates 50 plant varieties at his home. Swan belongs to Nogales Arizona dahlia group. Police aided Nogales resident on rodent task. Hig Lrap had caught sisunis.
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Earl Swan
Swan
Nogales. Ariz
Nogeles
Hig
Sisunis
Frustrations Of Reporting A War Recited
A veteran journalist recalls a 20 year old Tunisian frontline memory of a Jewish private who killed two Nazis in self defense, later paralyzed by guilt. The story notes the soldier’s decline into hysterical paralysis and questions whether he found peace or forgiveness years later.
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New York
Tunisia
North Africa
Flavk
Aself
Prayer Bay From The Lord Teach Us To Pray
A devotional fragment quoting Luke 11 1 where Jesus prays and disciples ask to learn prayer. The text includes a prayer petition for intimacy with God and reverent closing in Jesus name Amen.
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John
God
Christ
Our Yesterdays and Local News Tidbits From 1868
A collection of small items notes a 14 cent weekly subscription for The Daily Journal, Deputy Sheriff Gray plans to employ Jack Price’s bulldog as night watchman, glass depot damage at Roach and Musser Sash and Door, a new course in music appreciation at Muscatine High School, and Census data on housing and modernization in Muscatine including refrigeration and central heating figures.
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Daily Journal
Gray
Jack Price
Roach and Musser Sash and Dror Company
Muscatine
UG. S. Department of Commerce
Baptism Debates and Family Dilemmas in Dear Abby Column
A reader asks about a baptism by a non-denominational church and discusses religious differences in parenting. The column advises there is no such thing as non religious baptism, and emphasizes that baptism is a religious ceremony. The second letter questions a 16 year old dating a married teacher, urging professional counsel and parental reflection. The column ends with advice on keeping teens' secrets and avoiding betrayal.
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Abby
Wis Co
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Muscaline
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AP Heirs
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Jews Daily Press Associations
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Atk
Jank & Kelly
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Dad
Uncle Texan
Gil Dieta
George W. Crane
Cere Nigny
Tetling Eresnian
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Blake
Hal
Boyle
Ile
Orden
EOIGS
Emghiaon
King Features Syndicate
Tac
Iar
Vouchsafes
Handsome
Ems
PYAR
High Priest
Dull Zune
Lucky
Qozes
Slant
Ccurriculum
Muscatine High School
Ered G. Messenger
Iford Thomas
Abigail van Buren
Philadelphia
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