No Other Course Possible in Sweden’s Welfare State
Editorial argues Sweden’s largely socialized economy must have government ventures pay taxes and cover costs like private utilities. It warns U S public power projects rely on tax exemptions and subsidies, making competition with private firms unfair. The piece claims efficiency and tax policy shape the viability of state power programs.
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Sweden
Free World
Swedish State Power Board
American Public Power Association
United States
Credit Where Due Price Indices Show Drug Prices Declining
U S government data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show the wholesale price of prescription drugs averaged a one percent yearly decline since 1961. Patent protected drugs fell eight percent since 1961, countering critics who claim patents inflate profits. industry notes higher consumer costs would have occurred without patents. The piece argues over-regulation risks slowing beneficial drugs in ongoing health battles.
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U. S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pharmaaceutical Manufacturers’ Association
At Drug
Time Bomb Budget Debate Prompts Tax Fear
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce says Congress plans spending over a billion dollars above the President's request. It warns that restraint is needed to avoid higher taxes, deficit financing, or continued inflation that erodes purchasing power and weakens the dollar. Lawmakers responsible for inflation should be held accountable by voters.
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Congress
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Council
Advice on Investing Against Inflation by Roger Spear
A widow 62 with Social Security income asks whether to invest $4,000 yearly from a contract sale. The columnist recommends about half in savings and half in quality stocks like Texaco, International Paper, Owens-Illinois Glass, and Borden for inflation protection, noting low risk. Suggests existing holdings Standard Oil of Indiana and Comsat, plus potential use of future inheritance, with opinions on adding Indiana, Comsat, Montana Power, Warner Lambert, and General Telephone for growth and income.
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ATION
Roger E. Spear
Ingre Herm
Texaco
International Paper
Corn Products
Owens- Minois Glass
Borden
Standard Oil
Indiana
Comsat
Standard of Indiana
Silatle
Mtiana Fower
Warner - Lambert
General Telephone
Roger Spears
Lvestmont Gilde
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fea, Corp
Inflation and tax talk threaten Johnson era plans
The piece argues Johnson administration economic policy is failing with inflation rising and calls for reduced spending, a balanced budget, and rejection of Great Society programs. It warns that tax increases could worsen the economy and urges voters to elect a Congress that applies spending brakes and adheres to economic logic.
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James Daniel
Johnson
India
United States
Calcium and back pain myths urged by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady argues that mature adults often suffer low back pain from calcium deficiency. He warns against calcium scare myths and promotes a daily calcium and vitamin D intake, noting real physiological roles. He invites readers to write for a broader health letter and provides contact details in Beverly Hills.
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Brody
William Brady
el Cimino
Beverly Hills
California
The 10 Piano Fallacy in Marriage Advice
A reader details Dr Crane’s controversial prescription urging sexual affairs to boost confidence, debunking the so called 10 piano fallacy. The piece argues true marital harmony comes from instruction and psychology, not multiple partners, and promotes paid prospectus materials from the publisher.
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Case Adi Terry G
Terry
Paderewski
Kreisler
Don Juan
Folklore Reflections and Adages From Various Voices
A compact collage of quotable lines and proverbs attributed to diverse sources. It surveys prosaic and spoken wisdom on life, fate, restraint, and social behavior, weaving partial attributions and cultural snippets into a single reflective mosaic.
To The Point In Praise Of AIDS TC Masculinity
Russell Kirk defends masculine intellect as driving force behind major art and science achievements. Aids from Mr Murphy's view on neurosis, isolation, and drive link to creativity, while critics note a perceived theater death from homoerotic focus. He argues abnormality fuels output. women are capable but fewer at top levels.
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Wade
Mary Astor
Adress
P Priest
Russell Kirk
EL Murphy
Polis
Manhuttan
Mr. Murphy
T Alent
Kenneth Shorey
Aris
Mischies
Tam
Beethoven
Mark
Origin of International Maritime Laws and first nation
The origin is traced to Eleanor of Aquitaine who authored early sea laws. The Laws of Oleron were published in the 12th century and enforced by an Oleron Maritime Court on the island of Oleron. Later the Laws of Wisby spread through the German Hanseatic League, shaping medieval maritime practice.
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Eleanor of Aquitaine
England
Oleron
France
Bay of Biscay
Wisby
Hanseatic League
Hitler
Great Island
Asia
Africa
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Geonge D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Jae Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Freaturar
Anderson
Madan
Madison
Associated Press
Aviationnd Press
Harald
Sursay
Free Worlds Stary
White House
Brady's Health Service
Crane
Mellor. Ind
William Wade
Church
St. Augustine
By Russell Kirk
United States of America
Hy James B. Martin
Martin
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