Five Stock Tips From Bernstein On Inflation and Prices
Peter L. Bernstein argues in Challenge that long run stock returns are overhyped and short term moves are treacherous. He offers five lessons: expect skepticism about high returns, dividends drive most returns, no historic hedge against inflation, bond yield changes matter more than levels, and bull runs are rare and brief. Investors should plan carefully and expect limited rises in price and duration.
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Ford
Peter L. Bernstein
Bernstein
Oo Bernstein
Three-day weekend dream ends at Chrysler NY depot
Workers at a Chrysler parts depot in New York voted to return to a five day week after a trial of a four day schedule with ten hour days. They found idle weekday time leads to chores and home duties and preferred regular plant work. Progress editor Jonathan Marshall seeks a U.S. Senate seat. editorial notes marked J.M.
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Chrysler Corp
New York
Chrysler
Energy conservation debate shifts to government action
The piece argues leaders show lip service on energy conservation while willing to accept rising consumption. It critiques marketplace reliance, praises policy options like rationing and price controls, and urges equitable long term resource distribution over self interested politics.
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Jeff Stansbury
Edward Flattau
Ford Administration
Detente rhetoric masks enduring Soviet commitment to revolution
The piece argues that Soviet detente talk hides a firm Leninist belief in violent revolution and ongoing class struggle. It cites indoctrination in Marxism Leninism, claims by Komsomol members, and quotes from Khromushin to claim detente is a tactical shift aimed at strengthening power to eventually destroy the United States.
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Soviet Union
United States
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United States of America
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Komsomol
Communist Youth Organization
Party
G. B. Khromushin
Khromushin
Reader urges Scottsdale Progress to expand political coverage
James A. Ingles urges the Scottsdale Progress to provide fuller fairer reporting of Arizona political candidates. He argues current Page two roundups ignore candidate views and risk voter ignorance and apathy ahead of the election. He calls for comprehensive coverage as a civic duty.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Page One
Playgirl Magazine
James A. Ingalls
Local Taxpayer Cash Not Backed By Harassment Claims
A columnist accuses a figure nicknamed Harriet Van Horne of siphoning about $9,000 daily from taxpayers as a reward for criminal acts. The author dismisses the claim and labels the figure a metaphorical vulture while citing Arizona skies as context.
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Arizona
Harriet van Horne
Moore Scottsdale
Food fallacies and the law of supply and demand
Elena Gannon questions why basic supply and demand seems to fail. She notes milk at 76 cents per half gallon and bacon at 1.49 per pound, wondering why prices and trading with foreign markets do not align as expected. Tempe discusses consumer prices and market dynamics.
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Elena Gannon
Nixon jumps Haig two ranks in rapid promotion
In Barre Montpelier Vermont Times report Nixon raises Haig two ranks to full general, signaling a swift career advancement amid wartime leadership maneuvers.
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Haig
Barre- Montpelier
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