Surplus and Federal Aid: 1836 to 1960 Contrast
The article recalls 1836 when a federal surplus was distributed to states as the first aid program, with New York and Pennsylvania receiving large sums. It notes commentary on mismanagement and compares to 1960 federal aid reaching hundreds of millions per state, highlighting growing reliance on government spending and urging public action to curb excess.
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Federal Treasury
Tax Foundation, Inc
Treasury
Horace Greeley
Tax Foundation
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kennedy Faces Labor Rift After CIO Convention
The CIO convention in Bal Harbour signals a widening gap between President Kennedy and labor. Delegates moved to boost wages and push for more federal spending while Kennedy urged wage restraint and a balanced budget, prompting tension with Meany and prompting questions about labor support.
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Kennedy
CIO
Bal Harbour
Afl-Cio
Congress
George Meany
Aflcio
Nkrumah’s Ghana Faces U S Aid Tug of War and Risk
The article details Kwame Nkrumah’s push for socialist reforms and repression of opponents in Ghana, his praise of Khrushchev, and a debated U S aid decision. It describes a $196 million Volta River dam plan with half Ghanaian funding and multilateral loans, plus an aluminum plant funded by Export-Import Bank and U S firms Kaiser and Reynolds.
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Clarence Randall
United States
Nkrumah
State Department
Ghana
Egypt
Aswan
Volta River
World Bank
Development Loan Fund
Great Britain
Kaiser and
Reynolds
Gia
Damage award set in two-vehicle wreck near Mount Meridian
A Hancock County jury awarded $88,900 in damages to the estate of a victim in a two-truck collision. Defendants include the Collins Rigby firm and P. W. Lins Son, with Evansville trucking connections. Attorney Robert Craven represents the Craven firm in the case.
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Mount Meridian
U. S
Rdunapouis
Sais Rae Eee
Teeny
Colla
Hancock
Dstrict
Lins’ Estate
P. W
John L.& Son
Aurora
Collins’ Rigsby
Ashland
Robert Craven
The New Great Power Emergence in Europe Trade Talks
Walter Lippman argues the United States must reframe trade policy toward a broader liberal Common Market with Europe. He notes Congress must reappraise attitudes as Britain and others join, creating a vast, interconnected bloc that reshapes global power and economic expectations.
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Congress
Europe
Lrica
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Eco
Huence
Rees
Mogg
George Ball
Foundavention
New York Herald
Yribime Inc
William Rees- Mogg
Sunday Times
London
America
Britain
Commonwealth
Gary
Ind
Robinson
Southern University
Dents
Baton Rouge
United States Supreme Court
Steel output growth boosts steel stock optimism
AP News reports rising steel production fueling analyst optimism for major steel shares. E. F. Hutton’s J E Granville expects further gains as production reaches 19 month highs and broader demand lifts motors oils and communications issues. Pershing’s L Lewis predicts strong early 1962 steel activity with profits improving despite higher labor costs.
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Jack Lefler
AP Business News
New York
Stee
Wall Street
Joseph E. Granville
E. F. Hutton & Co
Lawrence Lewis
Pershing & Co
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
The Gase Records Of A Psychologist
The essay warns of indulgent parenting and a modern generation reliant on others. It cites Alfred K a Florida business figure and Dr Crane contrasting views on gratitude and self reliance. It links dependence to Civil War era advice from The Confederate Recipe Book and offers satirical recipes to illustrate the theme.
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Dr. Crane
South
Growth stocks and college costs weigh on investor notes
A reader counsels balanced funding for education and warns that heavy research spending can dent current earnings but may yield longer term gains. A letter discusses calcium supplements for health and examines stock approach, urging judgment on the stock itself rather than rumors.
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C.C
Lee
Coutine
Calcium’s key role in health per Dr Brady at Beverly Hills
Dr Brady promotes high calcium intake with diet and daily vitamin D for strong assimilation. He claims less than a quart of milk daily leads to calcium deficiency and criticizes doctors who rely on a generic “well balanced” diet without specific menus. Letters asking health questions should include a stamped return envelope to 265 El Camino, South Beverly Hills, for responses.
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Tor
Alfred
Dr. Brady
NAFT
General Fearang
Jures Corp
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
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TODAY
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Peru
Tribune
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England
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Aid
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McClain
Lafayette Journal & Courier
Ernest Mazl
YWCA
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