Where Are We Headed VI Communist Battle Plan
The piece outlines Marx and Engels points on state control of production and labor, notes federal ownership of power plants and utilities, cites 1962 and 1965 projections, and urges citizens to study events, discuss with neighbors, and participate to preserve liberty. It quotes Adm. Moreell on atomic energy as a government monopoly and warns of government dominance in industry.
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REA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Virgin Islands
Indiana
Rural Electrification Administration
U.S
Adm
Ben Moreell
U.S. Navy
Congress urged to cut spending to fund tax relief
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce urges Congress to trim unacted budget requests to finance a growing tax cut. Key targets include foreign aid rural electrification public works and new proposals while the myth of 1980s growth from higher spending is challenged. Some politicians support fiscal restraint for sound policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Council
Costs of Peace Corps vs church missions spark debate
Columnist Henry J. Taylor compares Peace Corps per person costs of about 9000 dollars to church missions at around 2000 dollars annually. He argues government overhead drains value, warning the welfare state weakens welfare and drains taxpayer funds. He is not anti mission or anti Peace Corps but distrusts government efficiency.
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Henry J. Taylor
Peace Corps
Taylor
Oes
Mr. Taylor
Senate
Estes
McClellan
Anderson
Herald
From a Nation's Early Asset and Limits
The piece notes the young country's lack of finance and infrastructure while highlighting a major political asset, the idea of a strictly limited government, as it compares early independence life to ancient Roman norms and cites widespread debt, absence of railroads, mills, factories, or air conditioned stores, and the general underdevelopment of most nations of the era.
Candidate Withdraws In Face Of Charge In North Carolina Race
William E. Cobb a 40 year old Ivy League graduate withdraws as GOP lead er amid personal conduct accusations. The Charlotte Observer reported Cobb led a double life with his wife and an adopted child and denied innocence while his private aircraft ties surfaced.
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William E. Cobb
GOP
Morganton
Cobb
H. J. Hatcher
Morgan
North Carolina
Republican Party
Drew
Senate
Charlotte
Roanoke
Et Observer
New Bern
Edward Cobb
Estes affair highlights McClellan committee power
Roscoe Drummond argues the McClellan Senate committee proves its investigative strength confronting the Billie Sol Estes case. He notes officials including Secretaries and department aides have faced scrutiny for gifts and ties to Estes, and questions why illegal crop allotments were later allowed. The piece praises congressional independence and ongoing inquiries.
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Billie Sol Estes
Washington
McClellan Committee
Sen. McClellan
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Billie Sol
Orville Freeman
Estes
Mr. Freeman
McClellan
Fstes
Asistant
Agriculture
Labor
Freeman
Speeran Eee
Department
Goldwater attacks Kennedy in press club speech
Sen. Barry Goldwater accuses President Kennedy of proposing far fetched ideas and claims Congress has slowed the economy and that government tampering harms business. He denounces administration handling of Congress and warns reform requires spending cuts and debt reduction.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Congress
Goldwater
House
Senate
Women Bosses and Maladjusted Doctors Clash in Case Record
Alma S., 23, private secretary in a medical clinic, says she prefers a male boss and would avoid women leaders in work and in church. She notes several women physicians are well adjusted, but many female supervisors are terribile and that men enjoy more prestige in most fields. The interview discusses gender dynamics and perceptions of competence among male and female professionals.
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Alma
Alma S
Isci
Pana
Ang
The Third Oregon Navy ship’s famed service through wars
Folklore recounts the Oregon’s long history from its 1896 commissioning under Captain Alex McCormick to its Cuban Coast action against Cervera in 1898, and later duty in the Philippines and Boxer Rebellion. It notes refits, awards, and final decommissioning in 1919, with its place in naval lore.
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Oregon
Alex. H. McCormick
New West
New York
Sampson
Cuban
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Pacific
Asiatic Station
Army
Wilson
Naval Base
Zanuck Named Head of 20th Century Fox
Darryl Zanuck was chosen as the new president of 20th Century Fox during a six hour meeting by the board. He succeeds Spyros P. Skouras who resigned a month earlier amid a Wall Street driven shakeup.
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New York
UPL
Darryle Zanuck
20Th Century Fox
Zanuck
Hollywood
Spyros P. Skouras
Skouras
Wall Street
Successful Investing and Inflationary Costs Debated
A reader asks how to allocate savings amid inflation and whether to shift into stocks. The columnist advises small exposure to high grade equities, notes monetary inflation drives higher service costs, and discusses Chrysler stock potential with cautious optimism.
Works For Firm Without Ever Seeing Office
New York report details a venture set up by heiress Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu and her Romanian husband Andre that reportedly has no office or business seven months after formation. An officer said the firm held only a $17,000 Rolls Royce and engraved cards, with Dr Cornel Pope resigning after fearing liability for transactions and debts.
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New York
UPJ
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
Andre
Cornel Pope
Porumbeanus
Benedict Investing and Development Corp
Porumbeanu
Gambie
Sibeams
Economiis
Katharne Gedd Benedict
Old Calcium Brady Promotes Potassium And Calcium Aids
Dr Brady discusses allergy prevention with potassium and calcium, noting sources like lean beef, potatoes, legumes, nuts, and cereals. He cites sinus trouble relief from K and C tablets, urges readers to request the pamphlet Relief from Allergy, and reminds readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes for personal replies.
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Quondam
Uns
Bra
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Rilis
Caiifs
Worship by Spirit and Truth in Living Duty
The passage cites John 4:24 on worshiping God in spirit and truth and outlines three ways a man honors God. It emphasizes weekly church attendance, time spent serving the Lord without expectation of reward, and preparing souls for living. The standard is inner worship expressed through outward acts.
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Marx and Engels
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Great Britain
Roman Empire
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet Www
Toner
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Edwin A. Bailey
Wnd A
Anderton Indy
Madison
Associated Press
Associated Pract
Harald
Naares
Kerala
Torris
Roscoe Drummond
Ment
Gov
Henry B.arthur
Agriculture and Business
Harvard Business School
McCellan
Agriculture Department
New York Herald Tribune Inc
South America
J. B. Martin
William Wade
Ines
Altage Spee
San Francisco
Jupiter Inlet
Florida
Asiatta Casal
Ee AG Oe
Fort Vancouver
Lieut. Chas. Wilkes
Geographic
Columbia River
Brokien
Roger E. Spear
Fratures Corp
Spear
Chrysler Jstock
Chrysler
Cal
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