Packaging Controls And The Senate Bill S 387
The piece argues that if the Senate Judiciary Committee backs bill S 387, it could set a precedent for federal standardization to limit packaging sizes. It warns this erodes consumer choice and producer enterprise and could later extend to clothing, home goods, and even drug sales. The piece laments lawmakers lack of resistance to such federal intervention.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Local Utility Strike Bans
The Supreme Court voided a Missouri law that banned utility strikes, ruling that local governments cannot prohibit strikes against essential services. The decision, affecting Missouri Kansas City transit workers and state actions, leaves governments unable to shield health and welfare during such outages.
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Education programs push manpower development in three states
North Carolina passes a bill to overhaul higher education placing community colleges under the State Board of Education and creating four year senior institutions. Oregon reports graduates from electronic technician programs easily finding work. Arkansas advances a new vocational technical school at Morriston slated to open in September.
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A Fair Chance for U S Industry in Tax Policy
The Treasury considers raising depreciation allowances to offset inflation driven replacement costs. Under Secretary Fowler says the step is urgent to keep American industry competitive with Western Europe. Without higher depreciation, businesses pay out of pocket for upgrades, hindering job seekers and young entrants.
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Southeast Asian regional trade plans draw U S business interest
Global businessmen watch nine proposed Southeast Asian regional trade plans as Japan stalls. Obstructions arise from cultural and economic differences, but pressures from the Malaysian Federation Movement and the European Common Market push leaders toward integration. Philippine Secretary Rufino Hechanova warns such blocs may discriminate against non members. The Philippines remains wary regionalism could hurt ties with the United States.
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Successful Investing and Expert Advice From a 1963 Column
A reader asks about choosing a broker and investing $300 monthly amid a large stock field. Roger E. Spear notes brokers vary and suggests sticking with one, while Roosevelt Raceway and reverse splits illustrate market nuance, urging careful, patient selection of investments.
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Letter from pastor applicant sparks Sunday School discussion
A fragmentary letter allegedly from a preacher seeking a ministerial post is shared in a church setting. The writer cites multiple short pastorates, past riots, and brief imprisonments, prompting scrutiny of character and suitability for a pew church.
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Tension Between U S Soviet Roles In Cold War Alliance
Postwar debates weigh risks of a two front cold war with Red China and the Soviet Union. The piece argues for clear limits on any alliance and reflects on lessons from World War II and wartime ties with Britain and Russia. It mentions Berlin Cuba and potential shifts in Western relations and church figures.
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Rheumatism Term Debate Prompts Medical Letter
In a medical column a physician argues against the term chronic arthritis and its synonyms describing joint degeneration. He cites Osler and Kennan, urges replacing vague labels with degeneration of joint tissues, and invites professional views and copies of a booklet for 35 cents.
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Disneyland's Eighth Birthday Draws Global Celebrities
Anaheim celebrates its eighth anniversary as a premier tourist magnet attracting 36,700,000 visitors since opening on July 18, 1955. Notable guests include Dwight Eisenhower Nehru and Akihito along with royalty and officials from around the world.
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Television Schedule TNBC GNBC 8-85 13-ABC
Sunday morning listings include Shane Sent and Quest for Certainty Frontier of Faith with program blocks across GNBC and 13-ABC. The schedule reflects early morning religious and talk segments.
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