Inflation’s bite: how $10,000 loses value over a decade
A historical piece warns that holding cash erodes purchasing power from inflation. It contrasts safe deposit storage with missed gains from investments like real estate and stocks, noting high loan rates and the impossibility of preserving value by mere stashing.
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Egypt
United States
The Best 10 Years for J C Penney at 98
J C Penney, founder of the retail chain, visits Portland Oregon and says the next ten years will be his best yet. He praises 4 H and youth leaders, noting exposure to future business leaders governors and possibly presidents. Scholarships to young 4 H readers were presented, funded by his company.
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J. C. Penney
Portland
Oregon
Today in History highlights from 1775 to 1963 events
On June 17 historical notes include the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 the Drake landing in 1579 Wesley born in 1708 France sought peace in 1940 Naples and Sicily bombed in 1943 De Valera elected in 1959 Lord's Prayer ruling in 1963 an unfinished bridge collapsed in Vancouver in 1963 and Macmillan wobble after the Profumo scandal in 1963.
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Bunker Hill
Francis Drake
California
John Wesley
France
Germany
Naples
Sicily
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
U. S. Supreme Court
Vancouver
B.C
Harold MacMillan
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
MacMillan
Rockefeller urged to appoint Negro to fill Kennedy vacancy
Liberal New York labor officials urge Gov. Rockefeller to name a Negro civil rights leader to fill the Robert Kennedy Senate seat. Proposals hinge on boosting his appeal among Black voters and civil rights supporters, while risking GOP unity and Nixon’s nomination prospects.
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Negro
RFK
Washington
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
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Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Whitney Young
Urban League
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Ralph Bunche
Farmer
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Senate
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Boyle's Notebook Looking Into The Mailbag
New York AP column distills reader mail on daily life and odd facts. Topics range from U.S. highway mileage and diet patterns to eyewear history, baby feeding trends, and quirky beliefs about luck and traditions.
Teen runs to TV station to watch wrestling
A 17 year old fled his home and went to a Honolulu television studio to see wrestling. His mother, at home, saw him in the front row and alerted police to recover her runaway son.
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Honolulu
Computers Have Their Off Days
In a midnight office building scene two puzzled men watch as Faulty Machine and Dependable Machine debate the letter Z and its influence on computing. The tale follows faults in automation, human oversight, and a machine's mischief and eventual replacement by a Tested Machine.
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A.C
Canaveral
Vegas
Cleveland
Corrigan
Gutenberg
IBM
Sor-Ee
Washington delegate fight could shape GOP convention in 1952
Analysis notes a Washington state delegate selection plan mixing quantitative and qualitative factors. County delegates depend on past voting, cooperation with the state committee, and willingness to cooperate with the governor, risking court challenges and potential rump delegations at Miami Beach if Nixon or Evans falter.
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Texas
Ike Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Washington
Dan Evans
Miami Beach
Evans
Nelson Rockefeller
Dick Nixon
Washington State
Nixon
Dan’ Evans
Montgomery
Gummy—Johnson
Dan Evan
Pierce
Tacoma
Snohomish
Everett Area
Johnson
Reagan
Gummy Johnson
Rockefeller
Billboards to shrink as federal highway rules spread
The AP reports the federal highway beautification act prompts states to control billboard placement and lighting. Jurisdictions including Maryland California Connecticut Vermont Puerto Rico DC and others have signed or interim agreements meeting federal standards. Opposition comes from tourism and outdoor advertising interests while conservationists back the change.
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District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Maryland
Alaska
California
Connecticut
Vermont
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Utah
Virginia
Hawaii
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Highway Department
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