Soviet Finances Reach Across Borders Through Dummy Enterprises
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee reveals Soviet finance funds American securities via Swiss bankers and front companies. Russian gold reportedly fuels trading for a decade while brokers and lawyers allegedly vote stock to meet Soviet orders for fees. Authorities urge scrutiny of corporate boards to prevent Kremlin influence in wartime.
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Wrestler X Delivers Exact Fight Result In 17 Minutes
A wrestler named X, described in vivid detail, discusses a pre match forecast and then fights his lean opponent in an armory setting. The match ends in 17 minutes with X winning after trading blows and escapes, drawing cheers from the nervous crowd.
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Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams
In this talk the speaker argues that personal make-up shapes attractiveness and memory. He cites Helen Hayes Joseph Jefferson and Frank Bacon as examples whose stage presence outlived their roles and notes that daily life also builds a memorable personal make-up through character and demeanor.
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Senior Forum on 12 Percent Investment Offers From Unknown Companies
Readers discuss unsolicited proposals offering 10 to 12 percent interest. A respected investment counselor warns that high yields often signal risk and urges retirees to seek safe, steady returns. He cites safer 5 percent options and notes any investment can fail, stressing caution for those with limited opportunity to earn more.
Throttle GATmen Simpson Bill Puts Tariff Control Under Congress
President and Dulles confront a stalled five year renewal of the reciprocal trade program as House GOP leaders press for a compromise. Simpson of Pennsylvania proposes a substitute to transfer tariff negotiation power to the Tariff Commission, threatening to derail the administration bill amid GATT opposition. A parable of a wolf with a steak accompanies the editorial.
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Labor's Shrinking Power Reflected in Union Finances
Amid a recession unions face cash squeezes as dues drop and layoffs rise. The AFL-CIO shortlisted a million dollar annex cut and major unions like United Mine Workers and Auto Workers trim staff. A new Field Representatives Federation forms to bargain with national leaders.
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Chiang Kai-shek interview viewed as lacking depth
A Herald Statesman critic notes the NBC interview with Chiang Kai-shek offered little answering substance and focused on Formosa tourism and contrasts between Formosans and Chinese. The writer recalls background on Formosa’s history from Dutch to Japanese rule and discusses ethnic groups like Hakkas and Haklo.
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A Mother's Plea For Teens And The Prom
A Sarasota reader commends students for the Junior-Senior Prom and praises parents and teachers for planning. The letter defends teens as normal youths, urges adult faith and patience, and proposes funding a large teenage canteen, suggesting the Lido Casino ballroom as a testing site this summer.
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Pensioners and Disabled Oppose Beach User Taxes
The article argues that a proposed county tax on beach use and cabana rentals would burden retirees and disabled residents who rely on the beaches for health needs. It warns that many pensioners and Social Security recipients cannot afford daily or yearly parking fees amid tax increases from reappraisal and other inflation measures.
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