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The national spread of shareholding is such that the system itself has been dubbed "people's capitalism." It is fitting indeed that that title was invented by the Wall Street-based brokerage house that is most responsible for selling common stocks to the common man. Its corporate title is already...
What Welch's protagonist comes to, first of all, is the noisy antiseptic indignity of life in a hospital ward. Patients are frenzied or conniving; doctors hearty and indifferent. Drifting in and out of fantasies, he plods a painful path from demi-death to limited life. Welch's...
A platitudinous monologue written by Allan Lomax marred Saturday night's concert. The script eulogized America's "wide prairies" and "tumble-down churches" and was intended to unify the program. Unfortunately, it only succeeded in flattening an evening that included such highly original talents as Joseph Spence, Ed Young and...
Homer became one of the U.S.'s favorite artists; he still is. Last week exhibitions of his work opened at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Me., and Buffalo, N.Y.'s Albright-Knox Art Gallery. Despite his popularity, the artist quit New York City in 1883 for a wave-washed...
Shortage of Engines. It could not have happened at a worse time, because the company was about to borrow $75 million, through an offering of convertible debentures, to help finance the production and sale of its growing volume of planes. With the falling stock prices creating the prospect of unfavorable...