Stock Market Like a Lady and Its Mixed Signals
A satirical reflection on the stock market described as a feminine force altering political and economic life. The piece contrasts market mood with Kennedy era events, notes the dominance of female ownership, and comments on investor nerves and leadership, citing figures on age, gender, and ownership trends.
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Ned Herots
Department of Defens
Department of Helm, Education and Welfere
Capitol
Imens
White House
Kennedy
Controversial U S showcase fuels debate over Savannah ship
Washington faces questions about the nuclear powered Savannah as a government backed transition to commercial operation under First Atomic Ship Transport and AEJL. FAST will run the ship on Europe routes with $3.75 million annual government support and potential profits split with the carrier. Expectations are cautious, noting fuel supply, voyage distance, and competition with conventional vessels.
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Washington
Savannah
Eisenhower
United States
N.S. Savannah
Selen Deitch Bentley
Baltimore Sun
Isbrandtsen Lines, Inc
Akil
Alam
Maritime Administration
First Atomic Ship Transport Inc
FAST
AEJL
Europe
Mediterranean
Savannan
Adm
John M. Will
Rel
AETS
ALIL
AEIL
Bilbao
European
Freeing The Market Freedom To Shop Around
Hart Buck argues that the free market empowers consumers especially the Queensway housewife to seek value by shopping around. He warns against truth in packaging and labeling rules, saying they would empower bureaucrats, raise costs, curb competition and trim consumer choice, comparing to Russian controls. He asserts the right to shop freely must be preserved.
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Hart Buck
Queensway
Russia
Washington
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Pronunciation Confusion in Speech Patterns Cited
An excerpt discusses how radio and TV announcers use the phrase Strictly Personal and analyzes common mispronunciations and stress patterns in English words such as diaper government Pennsylvanias and apartheid. It notes syllable counts and contrasts stresses in numerous terms.
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Pennsylvania
Moscow
Conversamt
Three Minutes A Day By James Keller
Rescue by helicopter saved two fat rendering plant workers trapped on a collapsing Queens roof. An off duty policeman piloting the craft hoisted one man aboard then ferried the second to safety, praised as cool under pressure. The incident illustrated duty and perseverance under fire.
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Queens
N.Y
Bible Thought and Health Insurance Benefit Figures
A religious verse from Isaiah is cited about trust in the Lord as strength. A health insurance note reports that nearly four fifths of Americans, about one hundred million people, had health coverage in 1964, receiving $4.7 billion in benefits per Health Insurance Institute.
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Health Insurance Institute
Kennedy and the atom bomb debate in a shifting stance
A columnist frames Senator Kennedy and his brother as shifting Independents within the Democratic orbit, noting a strategic move away from President Johnson over Vietnam. The piece critiques Kennedy’s stance on nuclear proliferation, debating how to curb arms while acknowledging the difficulty of persuading Red China and Japan to disarm.
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Wheen Senaltos
Atom Lambs
Kennedy
Brother
Johnsor
Johnain
Democratic Party
Bobby
South
Viet Nam
Thase Thie
Brichy
Marpers Magazine
Bby
Brother John
Johnsay
Neds
Johnson
Uited
Japan
United States
China
Senagor Kennedy
Red China
Uni
Red Chima
Treetom
Tibet
For Today's Living By Gene Stone on profanity and character
The piece cites ancient and colonial warnings against swearing, urging reverence for God and honest speech. It references James 5 12 and a 1776 order attributed to George Washington Hawe, criticizing profane cursing as a vice detested by sensible men and urging restraint and prayer.
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James
Frenewal
George Washington
Ganopal
Remembering Bernard Baruch From a Conservative Lens
The piece recalls Bernard Baruch as a fundamentally conservative figure despite close ties to Democrats. It notes his war preparedness estimates, clashes with New Dealers, belief in inflation controls, and his influence on Roosevelt era policy. Baruch’s enduring legacy is praised as aimed at uniting regions for a peaceful world.
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U. S
Bernard Baruch
Vortume Magazine
Sty
Baruch
Marvy Huce
Luce
Barech
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Leon Kenderson
Virginia
Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Harard
Willy Jim
TVA
Curative
Breal Hue Review
Wenry Wazlings
Hatic
Behnd
Wall Street
Ralto
Legislative clash over regional Sanitary Water Board office
Pennsylvania House members debate whether the Sanitary Water Board should set up a Erie regional office or defer to the executive branch departments. The dispute centers on agency scopes and whether lawmakers can compel localized enforcement by creating or bypassing official regional offices. The executive branch argues the need is insufficient while Erie lawmakers push for stronger local oversight.
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Sanitary Water Board
Fyfe
Pennsylvia
Porns Sion
Tegis
State Department of Health
Legislatwe
Erec
Erie
Affvet
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
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Lise
Ferrers Reserve
Secretary of the Treasury
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Funston
N. Y. Stock Exchange
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Kennedy-Johnson
Truman
William Set
Martin
By Holmes Alexander
Ther
Enilere Ginates
California
New York
U.S
NEW Castle News
Richara F Rentz
Wey Feasta
Treadwell Anderson Hieande
Treadwell
Pusan” Leanoe
Payson
Feonata
TKO
Beul
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Euchinges Want
News Company
North
Mercer Street
Treas
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Ereeee Mgr
Sedat Sytdelecamaras
James Keller
Vgames
Jesus
Bible Thought
God
Senator Kennedy
William $. Buckley Jr
Gene Stone
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