The Lamb and the Lions in the Stock Market
A familiar fable compares lambs and lions to stock market behavior. The piece notes a boom followed by a downturn, explaining how changing conditions and war-time fears affect activity, profits, and losses. It cautions newcomers and recalls that fortunes rise and fall in global markets.
Education and income rise with higher schooling
The Clarion Ledger reports that lifetime earnings rise with education. In 1964 the average man is valued at 260000 dollars, up from 133000 in 1949, with higher education yielding the largest gains. A grade school start yields 219000, high school 303000, and college 450000, underscoring education as a key economic driver.
Today in History highlights June 20 1966
In 1931 Herbert Hoover proposed a one year international moratorium on inter government debts. Maryland colony was granted to Lord Baltimore in 1632. West Virginia joined the union in 1863 and Alaska purchase treaty proclaimed in 1867. British bombers attacked Friedrichshafen in 1943. A Venezuelan Super Constellation crash near Asbury Park killed 61 passengers and 10 crew.
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Colony of
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Lord Baltimore
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Questioning on TV: Carmichael and Meredith on Mississippi march
In Washington and New York media appearances Carmichael refuses to name supporting officials and questions President Johnson for directing federal registrars. Meredith, shot while leading the June 5 march, would not confirm arming plans when asked on Meet the Press.
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James H. Meredith
Carmichael
Johnson
White House
Meredith
Mississippi
New York
Meet the Press
Boyles Notebook: Miscellaneous Tales and Trivia
A column of brief aphorisms and curiosities covers drinking risks, fatherly terms, Hearst theater habit, octopus color shifts, Harvard grads in 1964, Marie Curie quote, oysters and corn starch, aspirin usage, U S population projections, medical costs, a Russian proverb, house fire luck, long fingernails, bread crusts, and Santayana’s warning about history.
Women See Bargains in Stock Market Says AP
New York reports show women investors forming clubs to capitalize on low prices. Through mid year results vary with some clubs gaining and others losing. overall club market value averaged a 2 percent loss. Despite declines, 300 new clubs formed in April and about 40,000 clubs exist nationwide with 1.5 million members.
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New York
Detroit
St. Louis
National Association of Investment Clubs
California
Westport
Plymouth
Ind
Student Protest Manipulators and the Left’s Invisible Hand
A critical look at a Educational Testing Service poll on 1964 65 student protest argues the survey misses roots of radicalism. It highlights ignored links to Old Left Soviet and Maoist groups shaping campus activism and questions the role of organizers behind May Second and Du Bois clubs.
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Educational Testing Service
Princeton
N. J
Richard E. Peterson
Berkeley
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Peterson
May Second
Yale University
Progressive Labor Party
Peter Camejo
Young Socialist Alliance
Do You Belong To Christians If You Prefer Secular Friends
The writer asks if enjoying secular company means they are not Christian. The reply says not necessarily and suggests they may have met the wrong kind of Christians who are rigid. It advises considering personal comfort and listening to God rather than condemning all Christians.
Thomasville Times Enterprise Publication Note
Publication details for the Thomasville Times Enterprise include copyright and republication rights, daily issue schedule except Sunday, mail handling at the Thomasville Post Office, subscription and sales tax information, and mail subscription prices with tax amounts.
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Times Enterprise Co
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Thomasville
State of
Georgia
Waves Press to Sink Image of Women in War Navy Boot Camp
Bainbridge naval center trains 6000 Waves, women volunteers for the Navy, amid public debate over their role. Lt. Janet Blumberg defends the group as normal American girls devoted to country. Cmdr. Anne L. Ducey leads the facility training new recruits, with dropout rates and strict discipline shaping daily life.
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U. S. Naval Training Center
Janet Blumberg
Mount Dolly Springs
Cmdr
Anne L. Ducey
Harverstraw
N. Y
Navy
Center
Paul H. Nitze
Secretary of the Navy
Orlando
Fla
Sharon Tremmel
Cleveland
Ohio
Naval
Rcruits
Bobby Darin
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