Records of a Psychology Case by Te Case
Dr. Walker as TV preacher in Cable Tabernacle is praised for his appeal and humor. The piece argues wordcraft drives influence in psychology, politics, and parenting, citing Mark Antony, Swift, Kipling, and a WWII insurance anecdote to illustrate persuasive speech. It includes a local request for personal advice and a postal reply for materials.
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Mark Antony
Brutus
Cassius
Warren Walker
Cable Tabernacle
Helen
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Walker
Osteoporosis and calcium myths in a medical column
A New Jersey reader writes to Dr Brady challenging views on osteoporosis and calcium intake. The letter critiques belief that aging bones simply reflect malnutrition, argues calcium sufficiency varies by person, and cites medical councils noting nutrition advances outpace education. It notes ongoing public education efforts and invites letters to Dr Brady at an California address.
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New Jersey
Brooklyn Eagle
Lasenne
M.D.R
Sherman
Julture
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
House Senate urged to lift rail rate regulation
Railroads urged the Senate to loosen government controls on freight rate reductions for agricultural and bulk commodities. The bill would curb federal regulation of minimum rates while preserving the ICC authority to block unjustified increases. Spokesmen say more competition lowers prices and promotes fair pricing across carriers.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Firearms Bill Sparks National Debate After Kennedy Assassination
In the wake of President Kennedy’s assassination citizens argue against gun control laws. They warn such restrictions punish law abiding owners and compare regulation to Prohibition. The piece urges addressing the communist threat rather than limiting firearms for hobbyists.
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Kennedy
Oswald
Congress
Cut Taxes To Boost Investment And Growth
Proponents argue high tax cuts spur investment by the wealthiest, the investing class, who use after tax income for growth. They contend such cuts raise productivity and job creation, as top earners have less incentive to expand output when much is taxed away.
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Igi
Deadlock in Common Market on agricultural policy
The Council of Ministers of the European Common Market seeks to break a deadlock over a unified farm policy affecting six member states. A proposed plan by Dr Sieco L Mansholt would set a common grain price midway between German and French levels, triggering dispute over subsidies to offset losses for German Italian and Luxembourg farmers amid looming tariff talks in Geneva.
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Council of Ministers
European Common Market
United States
Geneva
Dr. Sieco L
Mansholt
EEC
Economic Commission
German Farmer's Union
Education of Teachers After World War II Advancements
After 1946 only 15 states required a college degree for new elementary teachers. Now 44 states require degrees and others plan deadlines. In 1946 forty five percent of elementary teachers had college training versus seventy five percent last year. High school teachers largely already hold bachelor’s degrees and many exceed with master's degrees. The Census Bureau in 1958 showed 81 percent of teachers had four years of college, compared with 69 percent in other professions.
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Census Bureau
Successful Investing What To Do About a Lost Certificate
A reader asks how to replace lost stock certificates and how to protect value. The adviser suggests contacting transfer agents, placing a stop on missing shares, and considering inflation hedges. Recommends conservative picks like Consolidated Edison Pacific Gas and Electric Marine Midland and Maytag with dividend increases.
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Roger E. Spear
Z. M
Savings & Loan
Consolidated Edison
Pacific Gas & Electric
Marine Midland
Maytag
General (Features Corp
Transportation Dilemma Stirs Capital Transit Debate
A lengthy report surveys the NCTA plan to build a downtown subway with radial lines and a Potomac crossing, arguing mass transit can curb freeway expansion while rail and highway interests clash. Opposition centers on parks, property values, displacement fears, and concerns of Northwest residents, with lawmakers pressured to appease highway users groups.
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Washington
NCTA
Nic
Lo Limosine
National Capital Transportation Agency
Congress
Kennedy
House Committee On
District of Columbia
House
Basil Whitner
Salon
Northwest
D. C
Truckers
American Road Builders Association
Highway Department
Anderson political circles heat up over 1964 gubernatorial bid
Democrat Robert Rock of Anderson moves toward the gubernatorial nomination, despite a setback last month when his father-in-law Mayor Ralph Ferguson lost reelection. Rock has strong Democratic endorsements after a Tuesday meeting and plans to devote full time to the campaign, while not seeking re election as a state representative. County chairman William Norton reportedly bows out of re election amid 1964 party reorganization. Norton once ran the Anderson auto license branch before being replaced by an appointee linked to Mayor Ferguson in a dispute over party funds.
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Robert Rock
Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Rock
Democrat
William Norton
Anderson City
Gov
Welsh
Norton
Ferguson
Ristine Says Assassination Indicts Us All
Vincennes Indiana Lt. Gov. Richard C. Ristine told Vincennes University students on Founders Day that the Kennedy murder is an indictment of every American. He said no part of society can share blame and urged graduates to resist complacency, mediocrity, and unexamined positions.
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Vincennes
Ind
Kennedy
Richard C. Ristine
Texas
Jmail
Vincennes University of Students
Indiana
Hodson and Woods named leaders of Anderson Realtors
Robert E Hodson elected president of the Anderson Board of Realtors with Peter Woods as vice president. Retiring president A George Harrison announced by the board yesterday.
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenserger
Harriet W. Toners
Robert £. Jackson
Managar
Secretory
Robert E. Hodson
Anderson Board of Realtors
Peter Woods
A.george Harrison
The Shepherd and the Christmas Lodging Tradition
A verse describing a Mexican Christmas Nine days before the Holy Day with house to house visits. Groups move from home to home re enacting the search for lodging for Mary and Joseph. They bear gifts and light candles during the Christmas week.
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Mexico
Joseph
Mary
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