Eisenhower defense budget call and McNamara critique
The column argues that General Eisenhower urges defense spending cuts and questions Kennedy and McNamara policy. It notes the clash over a $10 to $12 billion expansion, calls for detailed budget debate between Stans Brundage and Gordon, and warns of unresolved conflicting assertions in Congress. It highlights Eisenhower’s view on reducing the defense budget toward the 1962 level and the broader argument about military spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
McNamara
Messrs.1
Lewal
Stans
Brundage
Messrs. Stans
Gordon
Kennedy
Congress
Halleck
Meridian St
Tragic tale of Gwen and the danger of love at first sight
In a haunted narrative Gwen T. recounts a man named Jack who bewitched her, draining her finances and battering her trust. Hypnotized by false charm she marries a bigamist and endures miscarriage syphilis and betrayal. A cautionary piece on warning against destructive romance and family counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen
Jack
Charming
Gwen T
Chicago
Dr. Crate
Reck
LPN as a Career Discussed by Dr Brady Readers
The column advocates practical nursing as a career for women and men 18 to 50, outlining one year state approved LPN training, career rewards, and salary ranges. It cautions against shortcuts and urges contacting the National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Service for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LPN
Actional
National
Association For Practical Nurse Education and Service
National Association For Practical Nurse Education and Service, Inc
Riverside Drive
New York
California
Texas
Lpns
Day of Farewell and Holy Week Reflections
The sermon reflects on Holy Thursday the farewell of Jesus before His crucifixion and the Last Supper. It emphasizes Jesus washing feet, the institution of the Eucharist, and the shift of Passover to a universal New Covenant. It urges readers, especially children, to recall the Holy Week story and its moral lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Paul
George P. Eckman
Moses
Indiana township funds report cites $55,000 shortfall
The Lake County grand jury and Indiana attorney general review reveal years of unpaid bills and overdrawn accounts from 1960 to 1962 in Hobart Township. Trustee William Hale Green overdrawn funds and restitution of $55,000 is noted along with $29,081 in irregular fees and $13,827 for additional expenses tied to a swimming pool project and gaming aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPD
Hobart
William Hale Green
Indiana
State Board
Successful Investing and Clipper Ships in History
An advice column discusses selling stocks like IBM and living with mortgage, endorsing patience and holding high quality shares. The piece then shifts to a historical note on clipper ships, their speed records, vast fortunes, and ultimate decline due to steam ships, the Suez Canal, and the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rems
IBM
Amer
New Jersey
BLM. U
Hess
Maundy Thursday Service Tribute by Julien C Hyer
The article recalls Maundy Thursday and Christ's last day, noting the washing of feet and the institution of the Communion Rite. It emphasizes humility and Christ's command to love others as he loved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien C. Hyer
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