Kennedy Economy Defense Cited as Recession Fears Persist
The piece argues Kennedy pushes deficit spending to counter a recession critics say does not exist. Walter Heller and Douglas Dillon dispute recession forecasts while Congress delays tax bill progress. It notes 70 million Americans benefit from federal programs and cites proposed spending cuts by Republicans and the Chamber of Commerce. Ren Don Brotzman of Colorado questions administration momentum.
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Kennedy
Congress
Walter W. Heller
Treasury
Co. Douglas
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S. News & World Report
Ren
Don Brotzman
Colorado
Words of Wisdom: Taylor on Government and Power
Henry J. Taylor warns that government should be a means to ends and not an end in itself. He argues that excess spending corrupts power and invites tyranny, urging an aroused public to pull the string and restrain officials.
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Henry J. Taylor
The Gamble On Foreign Aid In Brazil And The Region
The piece weighs the risk and potential of U S foreign aid in South America focusing on Brazil as a pivotal test case. It discusses political currents from Goulart to revolutionary threats, the Marshall Plan era subsidy shifts, inflation, and the aim to promote democracy through peaceful development across nations like Mexico Venezuela and Colombia, amid inflationary pressures and modernization.
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Brazil
America
France
Europe
Italy
Sao Paulo
Goulart
Asia
Beauregard Sheil
Kington Post Co
Fort Sumpter
Charleston
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
S.C. Harbor
Robert Polcy
Tak
Tak|n Anderson
Chicago
UPI
Fort Pulaski
Indianapolis
Savannah River
Georgia
A. R. Lawrence
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U. S
Washington
Star of the West
John McGowan
Bell
New York
Krawine
Chas. R. Wood
Charschool
Morris Island
Citadel
Laura
Indiana Columnist Wins Headliner Award
An Indiana columnist and several Indiana media outlets were among 26 winners of Headliners Awards for top news reporting and photography. Joe Aaron of the Evansville Courier won for a focal interest column, while WFBM-TV Indianapolis captured local news and WOWO Fort Wayne earned a public service award. Photographers Joe Landau and Joel Schrank were cited for top news and sports pictures.
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Atlantic City
UPD
Indiana
Columunist
Joe Aaron
Evansville ,Courier
Wfbm-Tv
Indianapolis
WOWO
Fort Wayne
United = Press International
Joe Landau
Joel Schrank
Baseball's Rich Guys and the 1963 Season Outlook
The piece argues wealthier teams dominate baseball through expansions and a skewed salary and TV revenue system. It notes the Yankees likely win the AL pennant, with the Senators forecast for last place, and highlights distribution disparities in broadcasting proceeds and draft dynamics across the leagues. It references Cal Griffith's AL relocation to Minneapolis in 1961 and Rogelio Alvarez's trade, plus CBS NBC TV contracts and Nielsen ratings.
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Washington
Senators
Calvin Griffith
Minneapolis
Nats
Rogelio Alverez
Rogelio
Castro
Guba
Mickey Vernon
Larry Osborne
Tom Brown
Broadcasting Magazine
Yankees
CBS
NBC
Nations Seek Unified Front Against Castro Invasion Threat
Central American nations Guatemala Honduras Costa Rica El Salvador Nicaragua join to defend Caribbean region. The eight point program urges financial oversight and legal steps to curb Communist influence and Cubanist funds. Cooperation includes agencies to report suspicious activity and restrict foreign enterprises. Leaders from six countries meet to ratify the accord.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPN
Cuba
Palams Anenen
United States
Tribbean
Caribbean
Alllalso
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa
Red- Rica
el Salvador
Successful Investing for College Funds Stocks vs Bonds
Roger E. Spear recommends starting with solid stocks to fund three sons education and compares savings bonds. He suggests American Telephone Texaco and Northern Indiana Public Service as starter picks while noting bonds offer lower secure income and that stock earnings and dividends could grow the fund.
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V.D. A
Essen
American Telephone
Texaco
Northert
Indiana Public Service
Folklore and margins reveal broker stock lending quirks
A collage of anecdotes on margin accounts, stock lending by brokers, and uncertainty in delivering shares. It notes borrowers using others’ shares, formal agreements, and curious vignettes about everyday misunderstandings and evolving technology, illustrating a cautious era perspective.
Renowned Pastor Carlson Questions Modern Church Ideas
Ronald Carlson a 29 year old pastor challenges obsolete religious concepts in sermons. He compares ancient authority with today asking if God should be viewed as Father rather than an Almighty ruler and calls for a practical housecleaning of church practices to fit modern life. He invites readers to write for personal advice and psychological charts.
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R.N
Laura
Amt
Pocket Cyclopedia of
Smcee
Carlson
Ronald Carlson
Dr. Crane
U.S.A
Caesar
Dr. Cane
Mary
Jesus
Christ
God
Associated Press
Herald
Early Civil War Shots Preceded Fort Sumter Fire
The first Civil War shot was not at Fort Sumter. It was the engagement against the American flag and the ship Lady of the Lake months earlier as it attempted to sail supplies to Sumter. Fort Sumter itself was not captured until Sherman’s 1865 march. it was one of the last forts seized.
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Fort Sumpter
States
Sherman
South
Jesus Mission Ends and Crucifixion Theme in Mark Lesson
The text presents John 10 17 and Mark 14 15 for an International Sunday School lesson. It notes Jesus praying in Gethsemane choosing obedience to the Father and accepting the cup, leading to His crucifixion and the centurion's exclamation that this was God's Son.
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Jesus
Gethsemane
Christ
Rome
Julien C. Hyer
Witty TV Feature Heads to Indianapolis
A television segment titled Witty travels to Indianapolis to showcase local humor and entertainment. The program highlights show hosts and guest performers linking comedy to city culture and events.
Schedule Briefs and Nonsensical Entries From Local Page
A compact notice compiles scattered fragments from a community page including calendar items and public notices. The jumble mentions BCBS 13 ABC and a farm front scene amid generic references to tabernacle and frontier topics without clear events or dates.
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