Communist rift deepens as Khrushchev clash with China widens
The article recounts the Sino Soviet split and Khrushchev's peace coexistence policy facing opposition from Mao Zedong's China. It notes border tensions, race appeals in Afro Asian blocs, and disputes over aid, nuclear tech, and alliances. It highlights recalls of Soviet experts in 1960 after a Bucharest summit and China’s view of peaceful coexistence as class capitulation.
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Self Defeating Regulation On Drug Research Progress
Regulation can block progress in drug research by imposing rigid safety paperwork and investigations. Industry leaders warn that zeal for safety limits crucial discoveries and keeps patients from potential therapies, arguing that total safety is impossible and risk must be managed to enable progress.
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Creeping Inflation Dangers Highlighted by Government Report
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports October prices set another record and warns of ongoing increases. Small monthly losses in a ten dollar bill accumulate invisibly, eroding purchasing power over time. The main inflation driver is government spending beyond incomes, with demands for tax cuts but little spending restraint.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Folklore by William Wade
An old conflict between generations surfaces in a humorous dialogue about jewelry a thimble and a road filled with jokes. A daughter recalls a strange scene downtown while family life unfolds through quips about remarriage lawsuits and a rock n roll record.
Civil Rights in Peril by Roscoe Drummond
Washington reports a strong civil rights bill in serious danger as a bipartisan coalition in the House weakens under liberal Democratic pressure led by Rep. Richard Bolling. Critics argue discharging petitions politicize the bill, while President Johnson is urged to push enactment above party politics as Kennedy once intended.
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Suburban Republicans Back Smith for VP bid
A group of Illinois Republicans urged Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s presidential bid and said she could run as a vice presidential candidate. They noted her liberal stance relative to Goldwater and Rockefeller, and a telegram from her aide supported considering a run, with an anticipated Washington announcement next month.
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Tax Evasion Trial Continued For Mackey
Hammond Indiana UPI reports federal income tax evasion case against Fred T. Mackey delayed until December 26 due to Christmas holidays. Jury of seven women and five men excused as Mackey faces charges he evaded more than 990000 in taxes.
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Christmas Faithful Holiday Reflections Amid Preparations
The verse urges hurried preparations for Christmas duties and gifts while emphasizing devotion. It contrasts festive chores with paying tribute to Christ, highlighting cards, feasts, tree, and decoration as part of the season's duties.
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Christmas reciprocity in biblical sacrifice decoded
Ronald C a 32 year old clergyman questions why Christmas exists arguing God reciprocated Abraham s willingness to sacrifice Isaac. The piece frames ancient beliefs of cruel gods against a loving deity, concluding Christmas proves God s affection rather than offering salvation.
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Parent’s Heart Attack Forces Son To Manage Finances
A Frankfort reader seeks guidance after a heart attack requires his 20 year old son to take control of a stock portfolio. He owns Aveo General Telephone Corn Products U S Steel Westinghouse. Adviser suggests selling U S Steel buy more Corn Products and switch Westinghouse to Scott Paper. Mortgage payoff debated against investing for growth.
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UPI
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Indianapolis
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Dr Brady on health education and life insurance views
Acolumn by Dr William Brady discusses affordable life insurance, education gaps in physiology, and self-guided breathing techniques. He criticizes incorrect school science notions, laments wasted tax money on biology disputes, and promotes elementary physiology to aid emergency resuscitation. He invites readers to request his booklets and submit letters with stamped envelopes.
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Eaton Urges Arms Reduction Movement and US Soviet Trade
Cyrus Eaton, billionaire head of a vast industrial empire, told the Cleveland Plain Dealer that he expects a major public push for arms reduction in the United States. He favors increased trade with the Soviet Union and China, stressing his deep American commitment amid past friendship with the USSR. Eaton, turning 20 this week, has previously received the Lenin Peace Prize and met Khrushchev in Moscow.
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Moscow
America
Dental Insurance Coverage Doubles Since 1960
New York UPI reports that group dental insurance coverage more than doubled from 1960 to 1962. About 1.15 million people were insured by end of 1962, up from 530,000 in 1960. Plans offering dental coverage also rose from 128 to 296.
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UPI
Health Insurance Institute
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