Endless Agriculture Employed? Griffin Proposes Cap on Dept
Rep Robert Griffin of Michigan jokes that Department of Agriculture employees should not outnumber farmers. AGA says 98 500 workers exist now, about one per 37 5 farms, with a 5 8 billion budget for next year. The piece notes farmers moving to cities as hiring continues.
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Taxpayers could save $50 billion via private utilities
The Edison Electric Institute’s President Fleger argues private utilities would tax and invest like private firms and cut deficits. He proposes privatizing TVA to force profits and taxes, claiming public power raises federal deficits and could swallow $50 billion over 20 years.
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Edison Electric Institute
New York Daily News
Tennessee Valley Authority
Our Friends Can Bury Us: Automation and U.S. Competitiveness
An executive argues the United States risks economic decline as productivity climbs abroad faster than wages. He cites 1953–60 productivity gains of 15 percent in the U.S. and higher gains in Britain, West Germany, Italy, and Japan driven by automation. He warns unions oppose automation, but contends it ultimately creates better jobs and questions U.S. employment if American producers cannot compete internationally.
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Katanga
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Prince of Peace
Persistent myth debunked on oil tax deductions by Sen Kerr
Oklahoma Senator Kerr argues that oil industry depreciation allowances are not loopholes but protective provisions. He explains that depletion credits help fund exploration in a high risk, aging asset business and support national energy needs, growth, and defense.
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Oklahoma
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Free World
Bear Still Walks In Wall Street Says Analysts
AP report notes analysts remain bearish despite Washington policy changes. Bradbury K. Thurlow of Winslow, Cohn and Stetson Co. questions public optimism on margin cuts and warns of increased risk with 50 percent margin. Leslie Pollack of A. M. Kidder & Co. cites tax reform as a market stimulant but cautions about downside risks.
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Wall Street
Darden Chambliss
AP Business
NEW York (Ap
Washington
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Winslow, Cohn and Stetson Co
Leslie Pollack
A. M. Kidder and Co
No-Win Censors Challenge Kennedy Cold War Policy
Roscoe Drummond argues the Kennedy administration must clearly state its aim to win the cold war. He critiques censorship within the State Department and urges forthright language to unite Americans behind decisive actions against Communism.
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Connecticut
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Soviet Union
Dirksen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walt Ros
Folklore anecdotes and quips from William Wade
A collection of light humor and witticisms about love, travel, vacation fatigue, family, and everyday quirks. The piece includes a playful exchange about hair color hair color metaphors and a magistrate quote about a flagpole incident. An American Saying notes money squandering as a cautionary theme.
The Gase Records Of A Psychologist Case M 466
A fragmentary OCR recounts a medical convention where a negative speech dubbed the Voice of Doom unsettled doctors. The text then shifts to remarks on the America Cup yachting history, race optimism, and controversial political notes urging Americans to rally for patriotism and skepticism of the UN, ending with a call for public advice to Dr. Crane Mellor.
U S Steel delays McKeesport plant reopen due to weak demand
U S Steel Corp says the National Works plant at McKeesport will reopen next week after a further delay caused by poor business. The shutdown since July 4 has idled between 1 200 and 1 500 workers. The report notes broader economic weak spots with sluggish factory hours and a slow June.
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U.S. Steel Corp
National Works
McKeesport
Washington
Labor Department
Detroit
Ward
Successful Investing Wiped Out In 29 By Crash, Investor Ready To Try Again
Investor, 64, with a paralytic wife, seeks $3,000 in stocks and safe dividends. He prefers Pacific Gas & Electric, Pacific Lighting, Pacific Telephone, Safe Way, Shell Oil, Anaconda. Spear suggests moderate investment in Pacific Lighting and Pacific Telephone. He also analyzes a reader’s diversified list and recommends Sears Roebuck and Texaco for long term growth and price protection.
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Roger E. Spear
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Telephone
Safeway
Shell Oil
Anaconda
A.K
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Cutter Laboratories
Miles Laboratories
National Biscuit
Southern California Edison
Texas Instruments
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse
Sears, Roebuck and
Texaco
The Just Shall Live by Faith Lesson Summary
The International Sunday School Lesson reflects Habakkuk chapters 1 and 2, linking the righteous living by faith to Pauls proclamation The just shall live by faith. It emphasizes Gods goodness in darkest hours and prayerful reliance on divine power for grief and woes. Julien C Hyer presents the lesson text for tomorrow.
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God
Julien C. Hyer
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