Ten Amendments Bill of Rights Adopted December 15 1791
A historical note recounts the first ten amendments to the U S Constitution known as the Bill of Rights. It lists the core rights including religion free exercise speech press assembly petition arms quartering warrants due process and protections against self incrimination and excessive punishments. The piece urges citizens to read these amendments at home to realign government with constitutional principles.
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United States
Congress
Pension Crazy Dreams of Pensioner Minds
An Associated Press report notes British male high school seniors prefer pensionable, safe jobs over top posts. A London headmaster cites questionnaires showing boys shun roles like prime minister or admiral, yearning instead for clerks, draughtsmen, hairdressers or manual work. He warns of a generation becoming premature pensioners.
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Associated Press
Britain
London
United States
Canterbury
Bank of England
Taxes And Your Sunday Dinner Conversation
A quirky Tax Foundation note asks how long families work to pay various items and taxes. It tracks hours spent in 1954 versus now on potatoes milk coffee and a 53 piece dinner set, then adds taxes requiring 50 hours 44 minutes monthly, urging calm discussion.
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Imoker
Tax Foundation, Inc
Uncle Eb
Cousin Jean
Jean
Minnie
Case of Rev. Hulse Funeral Sermon Dilemma
A Wisconsin pastor faced a moral clash when morticians asked him to preach funerals for priests of another denomination whose dues were unpaid. He delivered brief sermons to several families, later reflecting on whether church obligation should influence funeral duties. The tale raises questions about ethics, denominational boundaries, and pastor duties.
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Duane Hulse
Jesus
Wisconsin
Hulse
Forecasting the economy in 1963 and the stakes
Washington editors and economists debate 1963 outlooks as private forecasters and government experts set targets. The piece notes the high risk of misses, the reputations at stake, and the cost of forecasts amid a year of uncertain business and policy shifts.
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George J. Marder
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Sota
John Downes
Jomn Downes
Maritima
Iinto
Congress
Kennedy
Folklore and Modern Times in Quotations
A compact excerpt surveys how contemporary figures express detachment from the stark aridity of modern life. It sketches a mood of withdrawal and reflects on how lives are shaped by current social blends.
Soviet Union faces test after splits with China and Yugoslavia
Analyst notes in The Interpreting the News review that Moscow must decide if its tactics will resume east or west after confirming a split with Red China and partial peace with Yugoslavia. Tito’s appearance before the Supreme Soviet signals a visible but uncertain milestone toward Khrushchev’s early goals.
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J.M. Roberts
Associated Press News
Soviet Union
Red China
Yugoslavia
Tito
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Secrecy Marks Satellite Shot and Power Shift
A report notes secrecy around a satellite launch as Cold War tension rises. It cites secrecy on the satellite type, the booster, and possible links to Titoism and Red China while detailing limited announcements from Vandenberg and references to Discoverer missions and polar orbits.
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Europe
India
Cairo
Mons
China
Nast
Moscow
Haan
Danae aed ate. v._lentralism
Cvandenberg Afb
Calif
Paine
Satalite
Lam
Blandish
Investment column discusses Yugoslavia and stock bets
The piece covers East European economics, Yugoslavia’s fragile market, and a Moscow Peking split. It includes investment advice about tax exempt bonds versus stocks, with C. Spear answering reader questions on risk and returns amid 1960s economic tensions.
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Europe
Tito
Moscow
Peking
Roger E. Spear
New York
Frvest
Moody
Germany
Andrei A. Gromyko
Air Products
Chemisa
Montana Power
State of California
D.L
Soviet Union
Cuba
New Jersey
Spear
Hisiyenea
Eith
Theia Relum
Features Corp
Brunei Residents Loyal Despite Turbulent Times
Brunei residents remain loyal as Sultan comments on public allegiance amid global news pressures. The piece blends historical context with wire service reflections on press freedom and public reaction, noting the role of technology in information flow and the public’s response to major events.
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Washington
Alcohol Is a Narcotic in a Community Health Column
Readers are urged to consider alcohol as a drug in discussions of health and social impact. A reader letter discusses alcohol abuse, urging medical and religious approaches, while WHO and global politics border the broader theme of societal responses to addiction. The page also features Dr. Brady inviting letters about health, with publishing guidelines and a sample booklet offer.
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Florida
Scott-Maxwil
A.A
Alcoholics Anonymous
Doris B
Sir Omar Ali Safuddin
Europe
Northwest Borneo
Gromyko
Ielieves
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Gomul-an
Bru
Jka
Endan
Sultan
China
Peking
Omar
Brunei
Britain
Tony
Greater
Malaysia
Singapore
Opportunity
Borneo
Dr. Brady
Willam Brady
el Camino
South Beverly Hats
Calif
The Shepherd Love in the Social Order Lesson
A religious Sunday school lesson by Julien C. Hyer explores 1 John 4 11 and 1 John 3 stressing love as the central rule of life Jesus preached Love creates life peace and joy and when love governs humanity many problems fade as contentment grows The study links love to practical living and spiritual transformation.
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Jesus
John
WHBU
Anderson
Incinnati
CBS
NBC
WYSM
Indianapolis
Bob Gross
Science Beat
Voice of Prophecy
Church of the Alt
Wings
Moscow Scene
Methodist Church
Lowman
Methodist
Halle
John Totten
Billy Graham
London
Ohn Totten
Tabernacle News
Tabernacle
Jim Gerard
Jim
Gerard
Aonitor
Jin _ Gerard
Army Hour
Monitor
Wheeler Mission
World Tonight
Panel of Living
St. Francis
All America
Him
Gerard A
Navy
Capital Cloakroom
Capital
Bill Graham
Gad
Fimerard
Jim _ Gerard
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