Carey Urges Business Leaders to Act Now
President Carey of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urges businessmen to take initiative and self reliance in local matters. He argues the economy improves when communities act without waiting for government subsidies or federal action on housing slums transportation education or jobs. He warns waiting for government leads to expansion of the welfare state.
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Carey
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Indefensible Compulsion In Labor Union Pressure Debate
A column by David Lawrence argues against compulsion in labor unions and notes the Taft Hartley Act allows states to adopt right to work laws. He cites Supreme Court rulings on freedom of association and levels of employer union coercion, warning that economic force can erase thought and belief.
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David Lawrence
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Growing Interest in Guaranteed Minimum Income Proposals
The text discusses rising dissatisfaction with federal welfare and explores negative income tax and guaranteed minimum income. It notes support from Milton Friedman and the Ad Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolution, and worries about reduced work incentives and future legislative action.
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Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Browns Meet Colts In Frostbitten NFL Title Showdown
The Cleveland Browns host the Baltimore Colts at Municipal Stadium in a championship clash before about 80 000 fans. Ticket tiers run 6 8 and 10 dollars while winners earn over 10 000 and losers at least 6600 for 60 minutes of play. CBS pays 1.8 million for radio TV rights amplifying the matchup's stakes.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Miami
Green Bay
New York
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Columbia Broadcasting System
NFL
NHBU
Anderson
Cincinnati
NBC
WFEM
Inaanapolia
Sunday Service
Joe Pickett
Christian Brotherhood Charles
Church of the Air
Winngs
Moscow Scene
Joe
Lowman
Hal Fryar
CBS News
Saint Frances
Catholic Boar
Stoke Hour
John
Otters
CBS World News
John Totten
Word of Late
John Toten
Yoho Totten
Tabernacle
Graham
NFL Gane
Billy Grekham
Stan Bock
Fee Wee Reese
Tom Harmon
Meet the Press
Aonitor
Alex Kendrick
Capital
Houster
Navy
Y Graham
Billy Graham
God
Nix
SCH
NBC Gee Wfem
Silex
Sacred Heart
Reign
In News
TV Church
This Is the Life TV Church
Oral Roberts
Dan Smont
Temple Communism
Brown
Colt
Browns
Courage Colt Browns
Browns Trails West
Stoney Burke
Weath
TBA
Stoney Bi
Walt
Bill Dana
Sullivan
Fred As
Fred Astaire
Successful Investing and Stock Split Advice
A reader asks whether to invest in General Motors Coca Cola and Sears Roebuck before or after a split. Roger Spear advises growth stocks and favors buying now for potential gains, noting Coca Cola may issue a stock dividend. Spear promotes his 48 page Guide to Successful Investing available for $1 and includes mailing details.
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Informark Ave
New York
Eral Motors
Coca - Cola
Europe
Wes Sears, Roebuck
GeniWe
L.s
General Motors
Curtiss - Wright
Coca-Cola
Sears
Roe
Curtiss-Wright
Roger Spear
Consolidated Foods
Rog
Er E. Spear
Grand Central
Brazil Struggles With Realism In New Government
A troubled Brazilian politician warns that Brasilia's new military regime rejects romantic nationalism, fueling political trouble. The piece contrasts Brasilia’s glass skyline with coffee money origins and details inflation remedies, anti American sentiments, and rising nationalist campaigns led by Roberto Campos and Carlos Lacerda.
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Miliary Revoluton
Brasilia
Brazil
Washington
Campos
Bob Field
Latin America
U.S. Treasury
Roberto Campos
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Rio de Janeiro
Lacerda
Day After Christmas Prayer by Julien C Hyer
A short devotional verse asks readers to thank God for this year s gifts and cheer and to share with those less fortunate like the Wise Men at Bethlehem. It reflects on giving to make others year bright on the day after Christmas.
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Beth- Lehem
Julien C. Hyer
Granite City Steel to raise prices on galvanized sheets
Granite City Steel Co. will raise base prices for gal vanized flat and formed sheets and galvanized culvert sheets by 6 per ton. The increase takes effect Friday and follows a concurrent price drop in some gauge and width extras. John A. Leschen, VP of sales, says the rise offsets only part of higher costs for zinc coating and manufacturing. Granite City Steel ranks as the thirteenth largest U.S. steel producer.
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Granite City, Ti
uPy
Granite City Steel Co
John A. Leschen
Granite City Steel
United States
Winter of Our Discontent in Eden Climate
Dr. Brady notes Eden's year round climate with natural air conditioning versus Buffalo's humidifier era. He recalls moving from coal to gas heating, thermostat control, and the ease of care in California. Letters to Dr. Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills are answered with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Eden
Buffalo
California
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Popularity Formula Promises Self-Improvement for Lola
A columnist urges Lola and readers to seek popularity through self-help, presenting the H E L P formula as a talk starting method and recommending a small payment for booklets and charts. The piece frames popularity as achievable by effort, not beauty or talent, and targets shy youths in search of social standing.
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Lola
Lola B
Dr. Crane
Preowned Bargains and the Rise of Euphemistic Language
Folklore by William Wade surveys shifts in terms for second hand goods from used to preowned. It notes Judge John H. Lyle of Indiana who died in Chicago aged 82 and allegedly pressured Al Capone with a vagran cy warrant. It also covers Barbara Hicks condemning baby talk and urging clear speech to build vocabulary. An American Saying concludes with a quip about a liar.
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Indiana
John H. Lyle
Chicago
Lyle
Gessie
Ind
Terre Haute
al Capone
Trinity College of Music
London
Barbara Hicks
Murmsy - Wumsy
China warns Indochina war risk from U S bombing Laos
A Peking published commentator warns all of Indochina could fall into war if the United States bombs the Ho Chi Minh supply lines through Laos. The Laotian crisis is described as dangerous with calls for vigilance and adherence to the 1962 Geneva Laos agreements.
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Tokyo
API
China
Indochina
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Viet Nam
Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Politburo
New China News Agency
Prince Souphanouvene
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Graf Shee
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Hore
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