Editorial on Stock Ownership Shifts Toward Moderation
The piece recalls the 1929 crash and the regulatory response that rebuilt confidence in the market. It notes 12 million Americans now own stocks, mainly older, financially stable individuals. It highlights investment trusts as steady alternatives and urges cautious, orderly investing over speculation.
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Stock Exchanges
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Manzanillo
la Vega
Sierra Maestra
Cuba
Catholic University Association
ACU
Castro
Havana
Johnson Faces Challenge in Liberal Pressures and Strauss Vote
The Senate narrowly rejected Strauss as commerce secretary, with Lyndon Johnson’s anti Strauss vote seen as a bid to placate liberal Democrats. Liberal groups demand more reforms, while Johnson navigates housing aid school funds civil rights and highway and TVA spending issues set to test his leadership.
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Lewis L. Strauss
Secretary of Commerce
Lyndon Johnson
Dtex
Congress
Johnson
Eisenhower
White House
Texas
Strauss
House
Democratic Advisory Council
Kennedy
Humphrey
TVA
Perry Mason contrast and East Asian theater in New York notes
Column notes color cues in a Perry Mason episode signaling good versus evil and headlines Broadway East Asian theater trends with Sessue Hayakawa critique. Mentions The Flower Drum Song Rashomon World of Suzie Wong and Streets of Shame plus Longfellow and Father’s Day reminiscences and a seven foot ladder.
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New York
Suzie Wong
Rashomon
Sessue Hayakawa
Brooks Atkinson
New York Times
Hayakawa
Broadway
Folklore Similes Put To Temperature Test In Montgomer y
A Montgomery Advertiser piece mockingly tests folk similes with a thermometer study. It cites go-getter phrases and asks how hot or cold phrases would be in degrees, noting inexact parallels and the need to rework common sayings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Illinois Legislature Faces Jammed Session Deadlines
The Illinois General Assembly lingers until a June 30 adjournment deadline with about 1,000 bills in the hopper. Lawmakers forge ahead in the final days, risking rushed outcomes as Governor Stratton stays abroad, a pattern repeated in past sessions.
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Illinois General Assembly
Stratton
Moscow
Postmaster Summerfield Bans Lady Chatterley's Lover
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield rules the unexpurgated edition of Lady Chatterley's Lover obscene and filthy and bans it from mail delivery. He links obscenity to juvenile delinquency, defends enforcement of the law, and notes broad support from Congress churches and parents while predicting possible court action.
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Robert J. Donovan
London Observer News
Washington
Lady Chatterley
D. H. Lawrence
Arthur E. Summerfield
The
United States
Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
U.S. Supreme Court
Time Magazine
Richard Nixon
Earl Maze
Harper & Bros
the Mail
Postmaster General
Congress
America
New York City
Flowers Stolen From Graves In Murphysboro
Clede McCoskey and family report thefts of artificial roses from graves at Tower Grove Cemetery Murphysboro Illinois. They note others also lost flowers amid hot dry weather and urge the guilty to read this article and consider the hurt caused.
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Southern Ilinoisan
Tower Grove
Murphysboro
Clede McCoskey
N. 15Th St. Murphyshare
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