Public Housing Doomed by Policy and Crime Claims
A critical view argues public housing sustains crime and fear, citing a New York report that residents commit most murders and sex crimes while crime reports are suppressed. The piece claims government ownership creates impersonal tenant relations and reduces incentives for maintenance and protection, contrasting with private ownership where eviction and policing would prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Wise
New York
Pinkets
Miere
New York City
Police
Feady
New York Journal American
Farm Outlook 1965 Sees Stable Prices for Many Crops
Farm Journal predicts farm prices and incomes will be near 1964 levels in 1965 with higher hogs sheep and lambs and some feed grains. Dairying fruits vegetables beef cotton hold steady while erga turkeys wool and wheat may fall. Allotments for tobacco likely shrink though wheat payments cushion cash returns. European demand boosts meat consumption and U.S. exports, while policy shifts may reduce government farm role. James G. Patton urges protection for family farmers amid budget cuts. AFBF pushes market price system under new policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Farm Journal
U.S
Europe
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Johnson
American Farm Bureau Federation
AFBS
Oil Industry Claims Path to Meet Global Demand
The industry outlines a twofold plan to meet rising energy needs. First, discover vast petroleum deposits both on land and offshore, despite rising exploration costs and offshore drilling challenges. Second, employ secondary recovery to double or triple extraction by injecting liquids or gases, boosting output beyond natural reservoir limits, supported by ongoing innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tbix
Investment guidance for a $100 nest egg in stocks
A reader seeks advice on prudent stock investing for a 15 year horizon and steady income. The adviser cautions that no magic formula guarantees more than 4 or 5 percent, and suggests avoiding stock purchases due to likely commission costs eroding returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Tata
G.L. A
Bolivia’s Tin War and a Military Plan for COMIBOL
Bolivia faces a crisis as the military government shifts to coerce tin producers. It seeks to stabilize COMIBOL by pressuring miners to surrender weapons while planning a larger army, amid fears the move could backfire and destabilize investment and private mines. The upheaval follows a history of nationalization, miner armament, and volatile politics in La Paz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
LA Paz
Butment
Olivia
Comibol
Tool
COMI
Albol
Inibe
Latin America
Victor Paz
Paz
anti-Paz
U.S
Siglo Veinte
Washington
Catavill
Declare a Revolt Against Nuisance Habits and Thrift
Retired Michigan clergyman Arthur Howell and psychologist Dr. William James urge personal discipline. Quit tobacco and liquor to improve health and finances, plan daily work, limit TV time, and renew resolve with a written agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James
Arthur Howell
Michigan
Tom Anderson
Safety zone guidance from Dr Brady on infection spread
Dr Brady promotes a safety zone of at least 12 feet from coughing or sneezing individuals and five feet if masked, urging readers to avoid respiratory infections. The piece advertises a pamphlet called Call It CRI and outlines the infection dangers from nose or mouth secretions, listing diseases propagated by droplets. It ends with a mailing address for correspondence to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Oxford
England
Pan Yan
Elimira
Paradise
Boyd
Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Laying of the Atlantic Cable and Great Eastern’s decline
A scattered reminiscence on the Atlantic Cable. the Great Eastern suffered a storm that destroyed its smoke stacks, damaged furnishings, and eroded confidence in its seaworthiness. Repair costs soared, ship turned museum, and its builders faced huge losses before eventual breakup. Also mentions the smaller vessel GJOE and the Northwest Passage feat by Anvindsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NER
Atlantic
Great Eastern
Sia
New York
Indiana Ocean
Sion
Rock of Gibraltar
Northwest Passage
Anvindsen
Davis Straits
Pranklin Strait
King William Island
Bering Strait
South Poles
The Shepherds Benign Prayer for 1963 by Julien C Hyer
A devotional verse urging readers to begin the new year with confidence and alertness. It asks for wisdom to use paths shown by God and to stay in close contact with the Deity, invoking guidance for the better part.
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James B. Martin
Robt. Harrison
Es Speer Gansral
Sinclair
United States
Texas’ Gulf
Lawn Real
Texaco
National City Lines
Edison
Consolidated Foods
Roger Spear
Col A
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
N.Y
WRR
Fea. Corp
Bac
Crane Mellor
Ind
Osler
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George O Crittenberger
Harrie W Toner
Robert Jackson
Postoga
Anderson
Indiana
Sy Cartier
Maditon
Dwin
Associated Press
AP News
Tour Herald
Herald
Marsenge
Leonard Martin
Roth
Edgewood
Julien C. Hyer
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