Gas Price Regulating Chaos Under FPC Ruling
The 1954 Supreme Court ruling assigned price setting for interstate natural gas to the Federal Power Commission, creating chaotic outcomes. The FPC faced thousands of producer costs, shifting to area pricing, with 23 regions and 20 areas remaining. Hearings stretch into years, 30,000 pages of testimony, and concerns rise over higher consumer prices and meeting demand. Congress faces remedial action.
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Nuclear power era dawning says Johnson at Holy Cross
President Johnson in Worcester argues an economical nuclear power era is dawning for electric production. He cites no specific example but notes a $68 million New Jersey plant as evidence. He stresses that atomic energy is advancing faster than predicted and utility companies are key drivers in solving技[incomplete text]
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Where's The Profiteering In Beef Supply Chains
The Farm Journal traced a fed steer from Nebraska feedlot to packing plant revealing a feeder loss of 34.92 dollars, a packer markup of 2.08, and a consumer loss of 10.33 at a major chain. The piece argues beef markets are free and subject to supply and demand dynamics, not profiteering.
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Farm Journal
Nebraska
A Light To Live By Asserts U S Longstanding Liberty
The author argues the United States is a young yet oldest major republic with deep experience in community government. It praises independence won in 181 years ago after a seven year war, cites Civil War unity, and warns against autocracy while urging preservation of the founders’ gains and the lamp of liberty.
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Switzerland
Widow Should Hold Stocks Not Annuities, Advisor Says
A widow with $20 000 seeks retirement income advice. The broker says keep current stocks Magnavox General Electric Southern Pacific and others for reasonable yields and suggests a $20 000 lifetime annuity from a life insurance agency with remaining $9 000 kept in savings for contingencies, claiming stock decline in first quarter of the year and no immediate income gain from switching.
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Johnsons VP pick timing moves toward Chicago clash
The Inside Report says President Johnson will reveal his running mate choice before the August Democratic Convention. Chicago’s Daley looms as the power broker, with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy favored if Johnson vetoes Kennedy, Humphrey could win Daley's support. A North-South split risks a floor fight.
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Caesarean Births and Political Maneuvering Discussed
An editorially styled piece explores Caesarean sections as a safe option due to anesthesia and modern aseptic surgery, noting potential for larger families and addressing a political subplot about Kennedy and Goldwater. It weaves medical explanations with speculative political maneuvers around a presidential race.
Job placements rise in first half of year at Indiana offices
Employers in Anderson filled 2128 nonagricultural job openings through the Indiana State Employment Service in the first six months. Armstrong notes a 41 increase from 1963, with placements leading in the first three months but lagging in April to June. Openings have slightly declined and area activity follows a normal seasonal pattern, with skilled trades like draftsmen, machinists, and carpenters in demand and many students registering for summer work.
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Family Financiering Folklore by William Wade
A humorous verse traces a large family and the thrift of clothing via a circular reuse scheme. The rhyme centers on Pete and six brothers, with a wife sewing hand-me-downs as children grow, then cycling scraps into patches. It ends with a joke about vanity and the cipher as the fattest numeral.
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Live and Help Thy Neighbor, A Christian Call to Charity
Julien C. Hyer argues that simply living and letting live falls short. True Christian character requires loving and helping others, sharing gifts, and aiding neighbors in distress, through concern and labor as taught by Christ.
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Julien C. Hyer
Do Something About Those Nerves Says Health Service
Dr Brady argues nervous exhaustion affects both genders and urges practical treatment over rest cures. He warns against overwork and excessive appetite, promoting measured activity like walking, swimming, and useful tasks while tracking weight and muscle changes. He cites misused terms and stresses real, not fashionable, remedies.
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Eurasthenia
Red China Attacks Goldwater and Scranton in New China News Agency
The New China News Agency accused Senator Barry Goldwater and Dr. William W Scranton of oppressing workers and oppressing the Negro movement, calling them jackals of the same lair. The notice urged readers to address health and hygiene letters to Dr. Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills and stated only brief replies could be given due to heavy volume.
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China
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Goldwater
William W. Scranton
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