Syllabic intoxication in sermons analyzed by Dr Crane
The piece cites Dr George W Crane advising clergy to avoid polysyllabic lecturing and embrace narrative parables like Christ did. It references DeWitt Wallace and Reader's Digest style as a model for public speaking. It urges clergymen to adopt a simple engaging rhetoric to restore congregational attention.
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Grand Cuban Missile Debate Stirs Cold War Critics
The Reporter editor Louis Aguilar Leon argues the U S must reject coexistence with Castro and maintain pressure to demilitarize Cuba. He warns that accepting a Titoist path would threaten Latin American respect for the United States and risk broader democratic collapse.
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Senator Douglas Attacks NIH Spending
Illinois Senator Douglas assails National Institute of Health grants calling some projects wasteful. He cites items like Oral Health of Icelandic Peoples and red tuna and yellow fat diseases in cats, arguing such expenditures foster needless spending in a deficit era.
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Causes of November teen unemployment rise
The November spike in teen unemployment puzzled the Labor Department as about 150000 youths began seeking work. The piece argues federal minimum wage hikes have reduced opportunities for unskilled and beginner workers, especially in retail, potentially blocking learning jobs. The exact impact is uncertain but deemed significant.
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Department of Labor
Bourguiba recalls Algerian ambassador over plot aid
President Habib Bourguiba announced the recall of Tunisia's ambassador to Algeria accusing Algiers of backing a Christmas Eve assassination plot against him. He spoke to about 100,000 at independence anniversary rally and named Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella as supporting rival Salah Ben Youssef. Thirteen plotters were sentenced to death and 13 others received prison terms.
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Investment Q and A on yields and growth strategies
A reader asks whether to replace National Distillers Dan River Mills and Parke Davis with Hammond Organ for price gains. The expert notes growth lags earnings and suggests Pfizer Montana Power and FMC Corp as alternatives. Another reader seeks 4 percent returns. the adviser backs selling American Photocopy and recommends Niagara Mohawk Power at 4.4 percent while Jersey Standard and Pacific Power yield less.
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General Features Corp
Tainted 1962 elections show gerrymandered seats favor Democrats
A 1963 Herald Tribune opinion piece argues that 4,020,800 Republican voters were underrepresented due to distorted district boundaries. It cites 48 percent vote yielding 40 percent seats for Republicans and 52 percent vote yielding 60 percent seats for Democrats, calling for nonpartisan reform to end this taxation without representation.
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House of Representatives
New York Herald Tribune Inc
U S General Sees Possible Change in Vietnam Strategy
Gen Earle G Wheeler, US Army chief of staff, met with American military and diplomatic officials in Saigon to discuss war strategy in South Vietnam. Sources say five US helicopters were hit by ground fire near 30 miles north of Saigon as Vietnamese troops were ferried into action. An American captain was wounded in the leg. a trainer fighter and a helicopter crew escaped uninjured in separate incidents.
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U.S
Grand Jury Opens Hoffa Case Checkup
A federal grand jury of 19 men and four women in Nashville began investigating alleged jury tampering in the Teamsters Hoffa conspiracy trial. Judge William E Miller ordered the probe after a mistrial was declared when the jury could not reach a verdict.
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James R. Hoffa
William E. Miller
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Understanding Deadweight Tonnage on Ships
The text explains deadweight tonnage as the cargo stores bunker fuel and other payload a ship displaces when loaded. It contrasts light displacement with loaded displacement at the load line, clarifying how deadweight represents the difference in displacement.
National Income Hits Record as 1962 Peaks Ahead
United Press International reports America set a record 440.5 billion dollars in personal income for last year up 6 percent from 1961. December income neared 450 billion annual rate, with wages and salaries driving much of the rise. Chrysler gains control of Simca in France. Texas raises February oil allowance. Kennedy asks 128000 for employee housing and 37200 for roads at Lincoln Boyhood Memorial.
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Commerce Department
Washington
Chrysler Corp
Simca
Lynn A. Townsend
Detroit
Chrysler
Texas Railroad Commission
Austin
Texas
Lincoln Boywood National Memorial
Lincoln City
Ind
Kennedy
Quotations and reflections on politics and wit
A collage of quotations from public figures and commentators on Congress charity note and political leadership. It contrasts views of inaction in government with remarks on media influence and personal wisdom across decades.
Army awards 16.59 million Miller missile study contract
The Army awarded a 16.59 million dollar contract to General Dynamics Corp. at Pomona California for Miller missile system research. Of that total 3.8 million goes to Raytheon Co. at Wayland Massachusetts.
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General Dynamics Corp
Pomona
Calif
Raytheon Co
Wayland
Mass
Dr Brady Answers Health Letters About Hives
The column discusses a New England reader’s allergy to many foods and medicines. Dr Brady notes a 7 cent air mail fee and requests a stamped self addressed envelope to mail back pamphlets on calcium shortages and allergy relief.
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The Shepherd Resistance to Christ in Sunday School Lesson
Texa of International Sunday School lesson outlines the theme of Jesus healing the sick and forgiving sins as described in Mark chapters two and three. It notes opposition from opponents and the crowd gathering as a paralytic is lowered through a roof for healing.
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Texa
International Sunday School
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