Advertising and consumer protection in a free market
Spokesmen for the antitrust division say they do not seek a broad state advertising limit. They argue advertising lowers unit costs and prices while expanding variety. They warn federal restraint would cause scarcity, higher prices, disrupted production, and harms to newspapers and periodicals. Consumers would be protected by government not advertising.
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Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
Inteles
Community funds push to reopen Thomaston opera house
Thomaston Connecticut residents launch a drive to raise $25,000 to renovate and reopen the 79 year old opera house. The effort highlights local preservation, self reliance and a push against costly federal overreach as citizens fund a key town landmark and arts center.
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Jet George
George
Thomaston, Conn
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Mutual funds need individual goals not labels
Reader questions about mutual funds header labels. Spaar explains funds differ in objectives and risks. diversification is the common trait, not a uniform character. He cautions realigning holdings to fit personal investment aims and advises against margin buying and certain stock moves.
Foreign affairs judged by the cost of world policing
Paul Harvey argues the United States cannot win decisive wars in Korea or Vietnam or sustain global interventions. He says oil interests and Middle East entanglements drain resources, urging a shift from force to leading by example and accepting limits on empire.
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Korea
Vietnam
Far East
Middle East
United States
USA
Nasser
Russia
United Arab Republic
France
Fika
Free World
Arabian Peninsula
South Vietnam
Sam
Gen
Fea, Corp
Prophet McLuhan Seen Through Television过
Marvin Kitman of The New York Times critiques McLuhan's idea that media extend the senses. He suggests readers skip the book The Medium Is the Massage and instead call the prophet, poking playful at the mass reach of television and electronic contact.
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Marshall McLuthan
University of Toronto
Mcluhan
Marvin Kitman
The
New York Times
Kitman
New York
Brady's Health Service Dr William Brady Column Advice
Patient mother suffers jaw bone disease with tooth loss and severe pain. Dr Brady cautions against complete tooth extraction, notes ineffectiveness of penicillin, and discusses pyorrhea and joint disability. Recommends diet, minerals, vitamins, and studying health volumes while inviting letters for column readership.
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C. T. He
The Worry Clinic Case on Alcohol and Marriage
A case study about Harry J a 36 year old salesman facing possible divorce due to alcohol. The piece links drinking to regression fear and marital strain, urging help via a doctor and references a mail order offer for psychological guidance and charts. The author discusses alcohol as an escape and the fire escape metaphor.
Quotations From Times and Times Yet to Come
A collage of quotes reflecting midcentury views on America Europe and leadership. Perry Miller critiques European envy and American opportunity while an insurance man proposes a slogan from a basket to a casket. An AP dispatch portrays Mrs Truman busy in Independence and Churchill speaks on unity. An anonymous American quip on counterfeiters contrasts with a sunset remark linking cultural color to modern life.
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America
Europe
Wade
Perry Miller
Harvard University
White House
Bess ‘Truman
Independence
Church
Bridge Club
Housekeeping
Friends
Harry
Associated Press
Sir Winston Churchill
Paradoxes of War in the Levant by Russell Kirk
Russell Kirk argues Israel’s victory in the Levant war reveals paradoxes in military strength and diplomacy. He notes Israel’s formidable forces despite being a small state, Jordan’s reluctance to fight, Soviet hopes dashed, and U Thant’s UN actions backfiring. He contrasts Near Eastern hawks and doves amid broader geopolitical shifts.
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Israel
Suf- Kirk
Jordan
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
Russia
Near East
Wasser
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Morocco
Iraq
Kuwait
Nasser
United States
Palestine Liburation
U Thant
Thal
Gaza Strip
Security Council
Senate
Vietnam
Sacramento class fast combat support ship defined
The SS Sacramento (AQH-1) is a large fast combat support vessel designed to replenish fleet units at sea. Commissioned in 1947, it combines ammunition, fuel, and stores duties, carrying 175000 barrels of fuel oil and large ammunition tonnage, enabling tri in one supply transfers with high speed.
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James B. Martin
Sacramento
Navy
Martin Watch
Mulli
Conceuh
Shige
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