Government viewed as supermarket by Humphrey prompts debate
Vice President Hubert Humphrey likens government to a supermarket in a speech to city officials, arguing that local and state leaders pursue federal funds and programs. He cites overlapping aid efforts and a 414 page catalogue of federal programs, noting that many initiatives reuse objectives and are funded by taxpayers.
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Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Richard L. Roudebush
Census Bureau
Roudebush
United States
Humphrey
Christmas Sales Rise as Stores Expect Strong Season
The Wall Street Journal notes shortages of popular small appliances a month before Christmas while National Retail Merchants Association surveys show stores expect a 10 percent jump in sales. Retailers decorate early, wage and government payments total over seven billion weekly, and installment plans ease cash flow during the holiday spree.
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The
Wall Street Journal
National Retail Merchants Association
U.S
Christ
Vatican II closes with hope after four years of debate
The fourth and final Vatican II session ends in Rome on the feast of the Immaculate Conception. Pope Paul VI wraps up discussions that produced broad consensus among 2,200 prelates, with key debates on religious freedom and the church in the modern world. American bishops helped shape the religious liberty declaration, while Orthodox churches plan a conference to pursue closer ties, signaling another beginning.
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Rome
Paul VI
John
Paul of
Tarsus
Evangelist
Pauls
Farnese
Carafe
John Noonan
Notre Dame
U.S
Council
Successful Investing Never Trade Down Hill Maxim
Investor column advises against selling Sunray DXO to buy Benrus stock citing the old rule never trade down hill and noting Sunray’s modest earnings growth. Recommendation favors preserving Sunray, or swapping into Standard Oil of Ohio, while offering a muni bond tip and a practical approach to tax exempt issues. Readership urged to order a guide by Roger Spear.
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Schering and Sunray Dxo
Sunray
Benrus Watch
A. D
Benrus
Standard Oil of
Ohio
R. c
State of Connecticut
Roger Spear
Roger E
Spear
Grand Central
N. Y.C
WRR
Fea. Corp
Northern city schools face quota plan to curb segregation
The Inside Report argues for a quota system to limit Negro enrollment in integrated Chicago and Washington schools. It criticizes civil rights leaders for opposing true integration and cites Hyde Park High and Brent Elementary as examples of stalled progress.
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Washington
Big City
South
Chicago
South Side
Hyde Park High School
Benjatin Willis
Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
Willis
Hyde
Park High
University of Chicago
Ray
D. C
Paul Junior High
Paul
Rabaul
Brent
Capitol Hill
Brenters
Johnson
Benign” Quetas
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Norway Christmas Traditions In The Land Of The Midnight Sun
The article describes a three week Norwegian Christmas season with visiting friends, baking many goodies for cows and birds, extra sheaves hung in barns, and Norse hymns sung in thanks. It highlights merry goodwill and festive customs in Norway.
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Norway
Folklore Tales From Real Life Oddities
A Beileville Illinois mayor Nichols endures a weekend of river fishing with mishaps including a dead pump, a three mile haul for water, a flame from a carbide lamp, a stolen outboard motor, and a dead car battery. In Glasgow Kentucky Paul Holman probes census data after a woman reveals three marriages and forgets the second husband.
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Associated Press
Beileville, Il
Keskessia River
Charles E. Nichols
Beileville
Nichols
Glasgow
Paul Holman
Holman
Indianapolis Man Stabbed 16 Times With Scissors
Police found Henry Pierson, 64, dead in his southwest Indianapolis trailer with at least 16 stab wounds to chest back and neck. A pair of kitchen scissors lay in the sink as the apparent weapon. Pierson’s wallet was missing and his car was gone. Steven Hoffman, 22, who shared the trailer, was questioned and agreed to a lie detector test.
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Indianapolis
Pollice
Henry Pier‘son
Bridgeport Brass Co
Pierson
Steven W. Hoffman
Brazil
Tobacco habits risk careers of doctors wives and patients
Dolores D asks about whether a doctor starting out benefits from a non smoking wife. Dr Maynard Hine warns tobacco use harms dental and medical practice, noting higher cancer relapse for smokers and strong patient aversion to inhaling secondhand tobacco. The piece urges sending for a booklet on stopping tobacco and liquor habits with a reply envelope and small fee.
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Dolores D
Maynard K. Hine
American Dental Association
Indiana
School of Dentisty
Dean Hine
America
Health column debates cancer news and doctor duties
The Brady health column discusses whether to share cancer truths with patients and families. It suggests doctors should tell midlife patients the possible cancer danger, while advising caution with younger patients and emphasizing physician judgment.
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Learet
Bermuda Grass Fertilizing Timed to Improve Bermuda Forage
Processing of coastal bermuda grass into meals and pet meals is expanding in the Southeast. New fertilizer recommendations call for four nitrogen applications in the growing season to ensure uniform quality. Variability in cutting and chemical composition has hindered processing.
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Atlanta
Southeast
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