Dora D Cirrhosis Case Shows Alcohol Link to Fear
The case notes Dora D a 39 year old wife who hid a drinking problem leading to cirrhosis and abdominal fluid buildup. Her sexual insecurity sterile status and multiple affairs are linked to self worth and alcohol use with a psychologist urging facing problems and offering a booklet on sex problems in marriage.
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Dora D
Descartes
Hitler
Nero
Dora
Rachel
Jacob
God
Hannah
Subsidy Pays Seedsmen for Unsold Seed Signals Farm Aid Twist
The Agriculture Department approved about 350 applications paying seed producers about 1.5 million dollars for seednot sold for crops. Hybrid seed corn makers receive 1.2 million, grain sorghum 270 thousand, with seed diverted to feed rather than planting. The move highlights government surplus food subsidies and questions seed growers face in compensation for market loss.
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Cox
Byrnes
Uncle Sam
Tax Foundation, Inc
Agriculture Department
Department
The Other Side Of The Coin In U S Medical Progress
The U S Public Health Service notes a 1961 baby can expect 70 2 years life, the first time over 70. Death rates drop across ages as top killers lose power. Better care and techniques fuel gains while calls grow to keep medicine free from bureaucratic rule books in pursuit of cures for heart disease and cancer.
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U.S. Public Health Service
the Health Service
Tax Reduction Plan Seeks Broad Federal Rate Cuts
The Committee for Economic Development urges a two phase plan to cut individual taxes by up to 8 percent with a 70 percent cap and reduce corporate rates from 52 to 47 percent, arguing higher production and national income could offset revenue loss. A second phase proposes further cuts to 60 percent for individuals and 42 percent for corporations, pending 1964 fiscal appropriations, with letters to senators and representatives encouraged to push Congress.
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The
Committee For Economic Develop
Congress
Parents Use Teenage Works as Breakfast Patrol
In Crystal Springs Mississippi a mother of three teenage daughters assigns the last girl home from Saturday dates to prepare Sunday breakfast for the family. The riddle of who washes the dishes is part of the household routine.
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Crystal Springs
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Associated Press
Indiana Motor Pool costs trimmed to six cents per mile
Indiana Department of Administration reports the state motor pool will charge six cents per mile, down from seven, as it absorbs remaining vehicles and plans further cuts by July 1. Berg notes the move reflects broader control of all state vehicles and replacement of obsolete units.
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Indianapolis
UPI
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Agen
Cies
Berg
Couti
Successful Investing Look Beyond Present Yield
Stock prices reflect expected future returns not just current yields. Zenith shows rising earnings and dividends since 1957, while Curtiss-Wright fell from 1957 to 1961 with dividend cuts. Zenith seems fully priced while Curtiss-Wright appears speculative. A reader asks about a 2006 New York Central bond. rising rail optimism lifts prices, but Pennsy merger is distant. Hold or sell central bonds near cost. odds favor getting out whole if held a bit longer.
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Roger E. Spears
Zenith
Curtiss-Wright
Grady
Curtiss- Wright
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania R.A
Central 5
Pennsy
Spear
General Features Corp
US stance on Hungary at UN questioned in 1962 op ed
Roscoe Drummond argues the Kennedy administration risks weakening UN condemnation of the Soviet occupation in Hungary. He cites 80,000 Soviet troops, calls for free elections under UN supervision, and warns a weak resolution would demoralize Hungarians and erode East European allies. The piece urges firm U.S. policy to uphold self‑determination.
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Ferber clarifies Show Boat origins and shows no Goldenrod link
Edna Ferber denies visiting any other show boats beyond the James Adams Floating Palace at Bath North Carolina decades ago. She praises Charles and Beulah Hunter and asserts the novel and Kern Hammerstein musical will endure globally. She had not seen the Goldenrod and notes the copyright issue as irrelevant to her work.
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United Press International
James Adams
Bath
Pamilco
North Carolina
Charles and
Beulah Hunter
Jerome Kern
Oscar Hammerstein
St.Louis
Vast Lake Ore Carriers Awe With Size and Speed
The average ore vessel carries about 25 000 tons of ore. It takes six hours to load and five hours to unload. Top speed is around 16 knots. A vessel midsection could hold a football field and a 5 000 seat grandstand. One ship can feed six blast furnaces for a week.
Lakes Ore Boats Power and Size Details
The ships run 800 feet long, require 6,000 horsepower, and need 350 freight cars for ore. Crews range 30 to 60 men, with 40 to 60 trips yearly. Typical 1,600 mile voyages take about five days including loading and unloading.
Okinawa of World War I Naval Operation Legend
The claim portrays Okinawa as the greatest naval operation in world history, noting it was a navy of 62 000 ships engaging a land operation rather than a traditional navy versus navy clash.
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Okinawa
First U S Japan Treaty of 1854 Negotiated by Who
Historical note recalls the March 31 1854 treaty between Japan and the United States praising its diplomacy. It asks who negotiated it and how he accomplished the feat while raising questions about other naval heroes and Viking explorer Othere and his legendary voyages to distant shores sometimes linked to America.
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Japan
U.S.A
Neilson
Othere
Nelson
Rover
High Seas
England
America
Prizes of Ships Under Law of 1899 Outlawed
International Law in 1899 outlawed prizes of ships seized by privateers. The practice showed how some governments still granted legal authority to piracy into the turn of the century.
Brethren of the Coast: Pirates and Privateers Along the Atlantic
Around 1820 an estimated 10 000 pirates buccaneers and privateers plied the Atlantic coast. The era helped create several great fortunes in American society with many settling in Boston.
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Atlantic
Boston
Pacific Fleet Size Reported At About 192000 Men
The Pacific Fleet is described as comprising roughly 192000 personnel. The note highlights manpower scale within the fleet, reflecting a large peacetime or wartime force structure.
November unemployment in Indiana hits high marks
Indiana's nonfarm employment rose to 1 482 600 by mid November indicating a record high for the month though declines from October were small for the season. Director Lewis F Nicolini noted the state outpaced the nation on overall employment while Lake county lagged behind with uneven gains across industries such as automotive equipment plants and steel mills.
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Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Nicolini
Lake County
Tra
Dr Brady's Health Service Letters on Nerves and Blood Pressure
Readers ask whether high blood pressure is a disease or symptom and seek guidance on headaches and nerves. Dr Brady advises consulting a physician, avoiding medical jargon, and requests a stamped self addressed envelope for a pamphlet on Why Have Headache.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Word Made Flesh biblical lesson for Christmas
The International Sunday School Lesson explores John 1 14 and the birth of Jesus arguing the word became flesh 2000 years ago. It highlights faith truth light and peace and goodwill to men as central themes for church school study.
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John
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