Where Are We Headed I The 100th Anniversary Manifesto Talk
A columnist argues the 100th anniversary Communist Manifesto points to abolition of land ownership and rent use for public purposes. It notes the federal government owns about 24 percent of continental U S land, mostly west of the Mississippi, with claims of future acquisitions and implications for taxation and governance.
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Rural renewal plan eyed as federal land control threat
The piece flags Kennedy's rural renewal proposal as a threat to local autonomy and private land ownership. It warns of government buyouts, land consolidation, and long term controlled mortgages, arguing federal planners could dictate land use and even ownership. It notes pilot costs, potential for a large revolving fund, and stresses preservation of freedom against centralized power.
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Kennedy to Sign Housing Discrimination Executive Order
Theodore Sorensen predicted that President Kennedy would soon sign a long delayed executive order banning racial discrimination in federal aid housing. Sorensen spoke after a campaign school gathering of Democratic candidates from 20 states in Washington. Kennedy had tied civil rights to action in 1960 and had delayed issuing the order.
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Successful Investing Annuity For Lonely Oldster Boosts Income
A 78 year old man with $108 monthly income considers selling stock yielding 2 percent and buying a straight life annuity to raise total to $157 monthly, about 50 percent more. The columnist advises selling stocks and buying the annuity, with principal revertible to the insurer after death.
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Fallout defense backed by public opinion in 1962
Washington editorial argues Americans favor a nationwide fallout shelter program with strong public support. A Michigan State University survey shows 68 percent back shelters in new buildings, 77 percent back funding for schools and hospitals, and 88 percent favor stocking shelters in existing buildings for two weeks, urging Congress to act.
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Hospital Births and Calcium Beliefs Stir Reader Letters
Readers share experiences with home births versus hospital confinement and critique medical care, noting delays and a misidentified baby. They discuss calcium metabolism as linked to pain and recovery, alongside home remedies and doctor prescriptions, in health column letters.
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Bursitis and calcium deposits linked to rheumatism debate
A reader recounts bursitis in the left shoulder and a later fracture while X rays show the calcified bursa remained without pain. The writer argues against calcium deposits causing rheumatism and urges a high calcium diet for bursitis patients.
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Patriotism theme in Sunday School lesson by Julien C Hyer
The text discusses patriotism through Matthew 22 21 and Jeremiah chapter 27 urging worshipers to render to Caesar and to Heaven. It notes criticisms of speech tone and advises Jews to support civil leaders while fulfilling spiritual duties.
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Julien C. Hyer
How far can a sea view justify three mile limit
The text argues the three mile international limit is not based on visibility. It notes various sight ranges at different heights above water, cites historical shifts between 3 and 12 miles, and recalls shore fortifications setting limits. It also reflects on naval gun concepts and the Enterprise carrier lacking defensive guns.
Psychological guidance for parents on thwarting unsuitable matches
A psychologist advises parents not to attack a romance but to change the environment of the couple to reveal mismatches. He suggests inviting the newcomer into the home to let the partner meet the family and assess fit, then advising patience and fair treatment to avoid sparking defense.
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Bailiwick
Charles
Folklore and Quotations From William Wade
A compact collection of remarks from various figures on life, art, and society. Quotes range from theater and film to urban life and literary criticism, including anonymous diet observations and a British critic’s take on modern culture. The piece ends with an American saying about worry and help.
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William K. Smith
New York
Milk Finishes Leather for Smooth Glazed Kid
Milk is used in finishing leather. It yields a smooth surface on glazed kid leather, illustrating a traditional tanning technique used in New York.
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Personal advice requests to Dr Crane Dr Cranes office
Instructions to send requests to Dr Crane in Meilot Indiana include enclose stamped self address envelope and 20 cents to cover typing costs for personal advice or one of his psychological charts. The note specifies to mail with payment and self addressed envelope for replies.
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Guns Will Not Be Replaced by Navy Tasks
The passage argues that gun power remains essential even as the Navy takes on tasks like fire support, coastal defense, and shore targets. It emphasizes gradual gun reductions but notes certain operations will always rely on artillery.
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