Trade and Tariff Policy Faces Major Congressional Battle
President Kennedy seeks broadened trade and tariff powers to negotiate across the board duty reductions and provide adjustment assistance. The move, tied to 1962 election politics, prompts fierce protectionist and free trade arguments over peril-point and escape clauses, with renewal prospects uncertain. Citizens urged to study proposals and contact their congressman.
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Kennedy
United States
Congress
Tariff Commission
Commission
Time To Show Faith in Private Enterprise and Freedom
A defense of private ownership and free enterprise against socialism and communism. The author argues that liberal critics promote socialized projects, warns of internal threats to capitalism, and urges bold advocacy of private property to bolster global faith in the capitalist system.
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Congress
United States
Russia
Bowl proliferation grows in December football schedule
The piece notes too many post season bowls with December games, cites Kansas versus Rice in the Bluebonnet Bowl and Syracuse against Miami in the Liberty Bowl, and mentions the National Trophy Bowl canceling its 1961 plans and colleges like Ohio State Missouri Auburn and Rutgers declining bowl invites due to academic load. Rutgers cites limited student time for big time football programs.
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Kansas
Rica
Houston
Texas
Syracuse
Miami
Fla
Philadelphia
Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ohio State
Missouri
Auburn
Rutgers
Residents complain of roadside dump near Chesterfield
Citizens along the road north of Chesterfield, south of the White River bridge, report a rapidly growing roadside dump. They describe it as unsanitary and unsightly and claim it has become a haven for rats.
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Chesterfield
White River
Anderson Social Security Office Gives Two Winter Work Tips
The Anderson Social Security Office urges two steps for workers and officials ahead of the Christmas season. Obtain a Social Security card and verify the correct name and number on payroll records. Also show the Social Security account to new employers when applying for jobs to ensure accurate payroll entry. The notice includes a call to help local families in need. In a separate item, the U.N. Security Council unanimously approves Tanganyika’s application for U.N. membership, to become member No. 104 upon General Assembly ratification.
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Anderson Social Security
Herman E. Landes
Witter
United Nations. N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Tanganyika
U.N
General Assembly
Christmas aid from Family Service Bureau directs donors
The Family Service Bureau offers to connect people who want to help someone at Christmas with organizations needing funds or services or to provide donors with the names of families in need.
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Family Service Bureau
Howard
Folklore Tests for Hearts in Horatio Beanblossom's View
Southern Indiana sage Horatio Beanblossom offers tests for how a sweetheart believes, a wife forgets, a friend forgives, an enemy concedes, a lover affirms, a husband does not deny. Observations touch on manners, humor, and social wit, including cautions about widowers, postal love, and conscience as elastic.
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Horatio R. Beanblossom
Southern
Indiana
Lippman Essays on Trade and Global Unity
Walter Lippmann argues in Today and Tomorrow that liberalized trade and Western unity can outpace the Communist world. He contends high wages reflect productive, capital-intensive industries and warn that divergence within the West could undermine a unified free-market order.
Case K-77 Insanity and Inheritance in Romance
Howard B asks Dr Crane if insanity runs in the family and if his fiancée’s father’s mental illness poses risk for future children. The column explains insanity is not generally inherited, outlines environmental factors, and urges marrying with reassurance while noting broader economic and social themes of the era.
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Howard
Howard B
Gueoreos
Dr Brady on Arteriosclerosis and Cold Exposure
Dr Brady argues daily calcium and vitamin D intake as the chief cause of hardening of the arteries, challenging Osler's emphasis on cold exposure. He notes cold raises blood pressure and heart strain, urging regular physical activity to relieve daily tension.
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Osler
Particu
Dr. Osler
Tals
Rae
Successful investing by Roger E Spear
A reader questions diversification and Roger E. Spear replies that investing is an uncertain art. He argues against all in on one stock, recommends diversification as insurance, and cautions Meredith Publishing as not attractive now. He advises limiting any purchase to a small portion of total funds.
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Paris
Berlin
New York
Association of Manufacturers
UDI
Congress
Business Week
Indianapolis
State Revenue
James C. Courtney
Thurst Industries
Courtney
Anthony M. Maio
Quences
Spain
America
Continental Insurance
Consumers ‘Power
Marshall Field
Spear
Colum
General Features Corp
Associated Press
AP Nwn
Sallz the Merald
Meredith Publishing
Meredith
Virginia and Santa Claus a Christmas hope alive
The poem fragment recalls a 1897 letter to The Sun by Virginia asserting belief in Santa Claus. The editor replies, affirming faith, childhood joy, and the enduring place of hope and devotion in readers’ lives.
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Virginia
Santa Claus
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