Quality Stabilization bill and fair trade debate impact consumers
The article argues for years that federal fair trade like quality stabilization would fix prices and remove retailer pricing decisions. It cites retail groups Bar Association FTC and Justice Department opposing the law as a fraud that legalizes price fixing and harms both consumers and small businesses by eliminating honest competition.
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FTC
Justice Department
Congress
Medicare For ’64 Prediction Amid Hemp Up For Medica re Debate
News analysis notes President Kennedy’s 1964 prediction of Medicare passage, while House Ways and Means prepares to resume hearings on health care for the aged amid opposition. Johnson’s tax cut and civil rights push, public enthusiasm, and Mills leadership loom as major obstacles to the King-Anderson plan, with Kerr-Mills cited as the existing model.
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Congress
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Medicare
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King-Anderson
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Kerr-Mills
Farm Bureau Says Federal Controls Oppose Free Economy
The American Farm Bureau Federation, largest agricultural group, opposes new federal wheat controls. Secretary-treasurer argues production patterns should not be frozen to sustain high-cost production and surpluses via price supports and payments. He calls for elimination of controls to achieve a free economy benefiting taxpayers and farmers.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Questionable Remedy For Unemployment Debate
The piece argues against labor's proposed 35 hour work week as costly and harmful to competitiveness. It cites the New York Times noting such a policy would raise production costs, curtail resource use, and worsen unemployment amid rising global competition.
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New York Times
Legacy In Rath Packing Stock Advised By Expert
Reader asks about Rath Packing shares inherited totaling 2134. Advisor notes Rath’s Waterloo plant and Black Hawk brand, cites 0.81 earnings per share last year and 13.5 times earnings, recommends holding 300 shares and shifting remaining into stronger growth issues such as Carn Products Sears Rebuck Texas Utilities Procter Gamble QC.
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Rath Packing
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Iowa
United States
Black Hawk
Sears
Rebuck
Texas Utilities
Procter & Gamble
Martin Marietta
Kennedy era clash over Khrushchev peace plan
Historical commentary argues Premier Khrushchev seeks to expand Soviet interests while President Johnson faces a hard reality. The author contends a successful peace campaign requires concrete Western proposals and a clear agenda, not vague terms.
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Russia
Europe
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Germany
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How to Make an Interesting Sermon Case R.459
A psychologist recounts Samuel T a seminary graduate failing to engage his flock with dry sermons. His wife suggests a simple speech formula emphasizing audience relevance and now. The piece offers rules to begin with engaging stories pause for punch lines slow climactic buildup and a strong concluding paragraph.
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Ima
The Brothers Folklore Tale And Moral Lesson
Folklore sketch presents two brothers in a mountain field with ripened grain and a tale of sharing and hypocrisy. The elder and younger brothers store grain, each trying to outdo the other, but in the night they swap stacks to aid the other. Morning reveals equal stacks, proving coffered effort and hidden generosity. An American saying about hypocrisy crowns the tale.
Diet and Breakfast Reform by Dr Brady Health Service
Dr Brady advocates calcium as a natural analgesic and argues nationwide calcium deficiency from refined foods. He cites breakfast as crucial, condemns sugar-heavy meals, and promotes a nutrition plan centered on meat or dairy, plain wheat, oats, or yellow corn, and a morning milk beverage. He offers a pamphlet "Wheat to Eat" and a 35 cent guide for a foundational diet.
Signed health letters to Dr Brady seek stamped selfaddressed envelopes
Readers may submit brief letters on personal health and hygiene for Dr Brady to answer if enclosed with a stamped selfaddressed envelope. Due to high volume only a few replies are possible. no replies will be given to queries not following instructions. Address Dr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif
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William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
The Shepherd Reunion at Heaven’s Pearly Gates
Poignant note recalling a long friendship and two spouses who died recently. The author envisions a reunion in Heaven, citing 1 Thessalonians 4 17 and expressing belief that the husband awaits his wife at the Pearly Gates. Written by Julien C Hyer.
Indiana Air Guard to conduct 1964 summer training at Travis Base
Indiana Air National Guard announces August field training for about 1,860 guardsmen from the 122nd Tactical Fighter Wing. Three groups based in Fort Wayne Toledo and Terre Haute will rotate 15 day periods at Travis Air National Guard Base Savannah Georgia with commanders meeting at Baer Field Fort Wayne to set dates. Reassignment of F34F Thunderstreak jets to Terre Haute and Hulman Field is expected within weeks.
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Indiana Air National Guard
Travis Air National Guard Base
Savannah
John S. Anderson
Anderson
Indiana Guard
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Toledo
Ohio
Terre Haute
Baer Field
Beer Field
Hulman Field
Times To Drop Coast Edition
The New York Times will discontinue publication of its western edition with the issue of Friday January 24. Chairman Arthur Hays Sulzberger announced the decision after a board meeting citing high remote publication costs and insufficient income to cover them. The move does not affect the New York Times International Edition published in Paris for Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
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UPI
The
New York Times
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
New York, Times International
Paris
Ition
Europe
North Africa
Middle East
Express Credit Card Will Be Offered In Western Edition
New York UPI reports Express will offer a western edition of its credit card. The Western edition, published in Los Angeles, circulated on Oct 1, 1962. It is the third foreign currency credit card to be offered by the company across 13 western states.
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AP News
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Herta
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Johnson
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Jahnenn
Heads of Peace
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U.S.S.R
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