Unions Press For Shorter Work Week Without Pay Cut
Lawmakers heard opposition from spokesmen including representatives of the American Farm Bureau Federation and the Western Meat Packers Association. They warned a reduced work week would cut production, raise overtime costs, and spur automation, ultimately reducing jobs across major industries. They argued faster automation increases unemployment rather than solving it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
American Farm Bureau Federation
Western Meat Packers Association
Advances in Medical Education Signal Growth in 3 Years
The American Medical Association Council on Medical Education and Hospitals reports three key gains: six new medical schools planned, bringing total in planning to 11. a 10 percent rise in medical applicants, the first in six years. and a growing pool of potential medical teachers. The council cautions against overconfidence but expresses cautious optimism about meeting future needs and continues urging outreach to attract students to medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
Government Is Like Fire and Liberalism’s Bounds
A historical essay contrasts early liberalism with modern government power. It cites Washington’s view of government as a dangerous master and paraphrases Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker warning that current liberals seek more federal power. The piece laments bureaucratic reach into businesses, homes, schools, and churches while defending liberalism’s honored label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Eddie Rickenbacker
Washington
No Solution Columnist Warns on Foreign Steel Aid
Jack Anderson argues foreign aid fueled steel development abroad while U S mills closed. He cites 179 foreign plants funded since WWII with loans and grants, modernizing rivals and shrinking U S share from 46 percent in 1950 to 25 percent now. Japan exemplifies the effect with 10 mills funded and 9 loans totaling over 276 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
U. S
Anderson
Japan
Valachi Testimony Raises Question of Follow Up Action
The piece questions whether the Valachi investigation will trigger concrete follow up or be whitewashed. It warns the criminal world may be more powerful than law and order and suggests concern over the investigation’s cost and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Valachi
Successful investing for a new immigrant in growth stocks
A newcomer asks how to invest 5000 dollars focusing on growth. The advisor suggests 2000 in equal sums of Bristol Myers and Corn Products, both with growth histories. He notes a 60/40 stock to municipal bond split and recommends City of San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit bonds as a tax exempt option, cautioning on market volatility.
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Bristol ~ Myers
City of
General Features Corp
Lodge Push Prompts 1964 Nomination Debate
Washington dispatch outlines Lodge campaign planning to seek the presidential nomination with a full pre convention effort. Ambassadors and organizers are discussed, while editors note editorial questions about timing and strategy and compare to Eisenhower in 1952.
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Washington
Lodge
Dackers
Eisenhower
Boston
Ganizers
Nam
Massachusetts
Peneweer Ewe
United States
Presi
Robert R. Mullen
Perior
Fon
D.C
Irving Salomon
Yao
San Diego
Calif
Mullen
Gen. Eisen
Sal
Omon
U.O
Chou Arrives In Albania To Stay Week
A brief note records Chou arriving in Albania for a week long stay. The arrival marks a diplomatic or cultural visit with no stated agenda or outcomes noted in the readable text.
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Chou
Albania
The Case Dramatic Notes From a Psychologist
A fragmented discussion voices regard for newspaper psychology and reader engagement, noting sales psychology, branding, and the impact of credible authors. It touches on nutrition, exercise, and the need for experienced authorities in print to boost credibility.
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Jimmy Young
Mr.Scripps
Scripps
James R. Young
Exmple
Dr Brady on milk for strong children and foot health
A reader’s clipping discusses talipes valgus or flat feet linked to nutrition and daylight exposure. The author argues a quart of milk daily is essential, warns against tea coffee and soda as substitutes, and notes malnutrition causes weak ankles, falling arches and spinal curvature in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talipes Valgusa
Namby-Pamby
Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Chou En Lai Visits Albania and China Ties Growth
Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai arrived in Albania for closer ties to Beijing as Albania lauds China amid Soviet boycott. His four day Moroccan stopover preceded a Africa tour to expand influence. Albanian press touts friendship with 700 million Chinese people and vows stronger Sino Albanian cooperation. New power rail era begins in Chicago as postwar diesel engines surge.
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Vienna
UPI
Chou En-lai
Albania
Peking
Radio
Tirana
Chou
Morocco
Africa
Soviet Union
China
Alban
Ian Communist Party
Hoxha
Mehie
Sheha
Paras
Chan
Chicago
Indiana Eyes 1964 Expansion Amid Election Theories
Lt Gov Richard O Ristine predicts a strong 1964 industrial expansion in Indiana citing Gallup polls favoring Lodge and a rising tide of national growth. A Fortune survey designates Indiana a top future plant site and the Studebaker layoffs may be offset by new facilities and 38 000 jobs added in recent years.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Richard O. Ristine
Indiana
Lodge
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Goldwater
Sodge
UN Ambas Ristine
Crassador
Eisen
Studebaker Corp
Hower
South Bend
Studebaker
Kendrick
Gray
Bach|ains
Washington
Conee
Coneloreee
Lambeahee
Ion Diline
Senate
Richard Nixon
Sen. Goldwater
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Gallup
Nixon
Goldwaiter
Sndicate
Qicleq
Ies
Ristine
Ana
Ristinel
America
Indiana Department of Commerce and Industry
Hoosier
Residents Press City for Traffic Improvements on E 32nd Street
Area residents along E 32nd Street and south from Columbus Ave push the new city administration to fix longstanding traffic problems. They cite lack of sidewalks, exposed pedestrians in winter snow and rain, and dirty water swashed by passing vehicles during rush hours near nearby factories.
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E. 32Nd St
32Nd St
Columbus Ave
New England
Caralings
Pacific Northwest
Atlantic States
Community groups push 32nd Street upgrades and policing
Residents argue that 32nd Street needs traffic policing enhancements, claiming enforcement has been virtually non existent for years. They urge city authorities to prioritize safety measures and targeted patrols to curb speeding and accidents.
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32Nd St
The Shepherd Birth and Resolve for 1964
Poetic meditation on the year 1964 and the mission to live righteously. It cites Isaiah 61 2 and speaks of natal beginnings. The piece urges daily diligence, faith, and purpose to gain divine approval at year’s end.
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B. Spear
THE
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Menage
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Martar
Indi
Congress
Madison
Associated Press
AP News
Roscoe Drummond
Jaane Nebr
Ber
Dr. Crane
Crane Mellor
Ind
Sever
James B. Martin
Hisorians
By William Wade
Jen
Frain
Drake
James Cook
Adventure
William Finch
William Bolton
Vincennes
Percival
McDowell
James “Baines
Fortune Magazine
Santo Domingo
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Dominican Republic
Magellan
U.S. Weather Bureau
KKK
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