Business Government Ties Strain Kennedy Era Policies
The piece discusses ongoing tension between business and the Kennedy administration, noting wartime-like regulation and the risk of relying on antitrust actions. It cites industry concerns over rising government control, potential abuses of cease and desist powers, and calls for clear guidelines to boost competition and lower costs for the nation.
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Business
Sinal
Kennedy
Dif
New York City
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
All America
Chamber backs tax cuts tied to stringent budget cut plan
The Chamber of Commerce argues for more than 5 billion dollars in fiscal 1963 budget reductions coupled with a tax cut package. Proposals include lowering top individual rates from 91 to 65 percent and corporate tax from 52 to 47 percent. It warns sharp cuts without spending restraint could be disastrous.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Editorial praises Yankee imperialism in contrast to Soviet rule
Dr. Ricardo Castro Beeche editor of La Nacion argues Yankee imperialism is defined by sacrifice, aid, and the right to happiness. He contrasts it with Soviet control over defeated nations and urges U S leaders to read and reflect on the piece.
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Ricardo’ Castro Beeche
la Nacion
Costa Rica
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Dr. Beeche
Washington, D.C
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Khrushchev Dilemma Threatens Soviet Heavy Industry
Washington reports Khrushchev faces a grim balance between arms production and consumer needs. The Soviet economy struggles with heavy industry, coal, oil, and agriculture while the United States vies for a reduction in the arms race and a shift of resources to farming.
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Khrushchev
Washington
United States
Yip
Service To
Agriculture and
Toyworld
Nikita Khru
Laos
Viet
Ap-Shchev
Shchev
Soviet Union
Asive
Kremlin
Stalin
Russia
U. S
Poland
Folklore by William Wade The funeral car to Mary Jap
A humorous folk tale fragment about a quarrelsome husband who dreads taking his sister in law to his wife's funeral. The dying wife mocks his reluctance, suggesting he must drive Mary Jap to the service, highlighting comic stubbornness.
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Mary Jap
Widow Considers Duplex Buyout In Sound Investment
Reader asks investor expert Roger Spear about buying a duplex outright for $15,000 as a long term secure investment. She holds $27,000 in savings and asks whether to buy Texaco or Corn Products or Northern States Power shares while maintaining liquidity.
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Roger E. Spear
Saatry
Mari
Texaco
Spear
Caluma
Isler
Features Corp
Madeline
Miller Opens 1A City Campaign Swing in Chicago
GOP chairman Miller begins a 14 city trip starting in Chicago to rally support for 1960 Kennedy defeat aims. He criticizes tax cuts and arms race while warning about Red China and Soviet mistrust as he plans stops in Springfield and other Illinois locales.
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Viet Eee
Charman Wolam
Khrushchev
Miller
Congress
Soviet Union
GOP
Deat Kennedy
Kremlin
Chicago
Richard Bil Nixon
Downstate
Illinois
West
Springfield
Ill
U.S
Red China
Affler
Chicago Republi
Russia
Nixon
Moscow
Clinois
Jlizes
Kennedy
Turnland
Durin
Protest era politics and a murder case linger in readers notes
A reader letter recounts a fatal shooting near a house and police response while politics of the Kennedy era draw brackets around religion and party loyalty. The piece blends a crime event with commentary on campaign rhetoric and racial/religious tensions surrounding the 1960 election.
Purdue Study Seeks Diet Food Results
Purdue University scientists test food substitution in weight reduction programs at the campus, aiming to determine the fat to lean ratio in healthy but fat individuals. J E Christian heads the bionucleonics department guiding measurements using gamma rays from potassium 40 in lean tissue.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
J. £. Christian
Purdue Bionucleonics Department
Ter
Cathy’s Lesson: Children Detect Parents Smoking
A psychologist details Cathy G. a kindergarten girl who exposes her mother’s smoking and drinking habits. The piece argues parents teachers and clergy should model restraint to protect children and prevent harmful habits. It urges readers to request a booklet on stopping tobacco and liquor use.
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Cathy
Cathy G
Bridge Club
American’ Cancer Society
Cally
Igats
B.C
Wbacco
Christ
Nutriton talk with Dr Brady sparks vitamin debate
Readers ponder if everyday complaints signal nutritional deficiency. Dr Brady argues many ailments reflect poor diet and vitamin gaps, citing historical shifts in bread, sugar, and molasses. He notes public reliance on “high potency” vitamin shots and urges medical evaluation for signs.
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Nostrum
Golden Gate
California
New York
Ameri
The Shepherd Work and The Call To Daily Task
A devotional reflection cites Galatians to urge believers to prove their work. It notes the word work appears frequently in Holy Writ and links daily effort with faith. The piece emphasizes hands minds and hearts aiding faith rather than defining the soul itself.
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Jesus
Roth's in Downtown Anderson Sells Summer Bargains and New Winter Coats
Fall merchandise arrives as summer items remain in stock. Shoppers find dresses and separates discounted to 5 9 and 12 dollars plus coats in grey faille and cashmere with fox collars. The ad invites early and late browsing for real summer bargains and upcoming fall prep at Roth's.
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Peop
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UPD
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Thomas Jefferson
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Ken
Cu Ana
Ucemen Prougnt Mim
Sume
Anamedy
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Camte
Tke Kennedy
Thornburg
Elizabeth Henley
Kennedy Reeds
Anderson
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W. Toner Felly A Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
Indy
Edrance
Maditon
Indiana
Associated Press
Ute
Focal News
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J. B. Martin
Pacific Mail
Pan
Ata
San Franz
Chant of
Norman Jolliffe
Aurzau
Davies
Pacific Northwest
Northern Plains
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Mississippi, Tennessee
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Seaboard
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