Sizzle or Fizzle in the Sixties: U S Faces Global Steel Rise
An editorial notes the world shift in steel capacity since World War II with the United States losing dominance. It cites Europe Japan and India as fast growers, cites lower costs abroad, and argues the sixties will be a decade of major competitive decisions for Americans.
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United States
Pittsburgh
Chicago
U.S
Europe
Japan
India
Panama Canal
U.S. Navy Department
Atomic bomb mission and Indianapolis sinking timeline
Sunday August 5 1835 details mock up flight plans for B 29 weather scouts led by Eatherly Taylor and Wilson toward Hiroshima Nagasaki and Kokura. Indianapolis history notes first naval captain court martialed after the ship sank and Enola Gay crew details are noted with Parsons directing the bomb to Hiroshima.
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Grande Eatherly
Hiroshima
Maj
Ralph Taylor
Nagasaki
John Wilson
Kokura
Enola Gap
Eathenly
Indianapolis
Eatherly
Enola Gay
William S Parsons
Insurance Benefits To Be Four Billion Dollars This Year
An Insurance Foundation report estimates about four billion dollars in group life health and retirement annuity benefits will be paid this year to workers and families. The figure rises sixfold from a decade ago and is part of wider debates on federal tax policy and defense spending. The text notes rising non defense costs and calls for tighter checks on non-defense spending amid budget concerns.
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New York
UPJ
Tax Foundation
Indiana loses on taxes says chamber of commerce
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce reports Indiana pays more in federal aid taxes than it receives in federal grants. Hoosiers contribute $1.59 per $1 received, with about 37 million dollars from grants and 91 million for various governmental programs. The chamber notes federal control as a key issue for 1961 budgeting.
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UPII
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Ster
Washington
Communit
Chamber
Moscow
Albert Sabin
Thetr
Soviet Russia
Sabin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Which General Learned Last About Atomic Bomb Plan
A wartime note lists top commanders and officials including Admiral Leahy General Arnold General Eisenhower Rear Admiral Strauss Asst Secy of War McCloy and Under Secy of Navy Bard. The question asks which of these top generals was last to know the atomic bomb plan to be dropped on Japan with answer scheduled Friday.
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Leahy
Arnold
Eisenhower
Strauss
War McCloy
Secty
Navy
Bard
Japan
Anderson area faces hearings on proposed 1361 tax rates
County Planning Commission seeks funds in a new master plan and teacher salary raises. A bridge levy may rise from five to 10 cents per $100. Possible county and city employee raises and airport development funding may be required.
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Anderson
County Planning Commission
County Bridge Fund
Reappraisal in U S Foreign Policy Faced by Okinawa
Walter Lippmann argues in Today and Tomorrow that a major reappraisal of U S strategy is required. He challenges forward base policy and urges careful reconsideration of allied commitments in the Far East amid Okinawa unrest and threats from the Soviet Union and China.
The Case Records of a Psychologist Aims at Realigning Faith
A fragment invites readers to pursue idealism through daily emotional exercise and church involvement. It discusses renewing faith by simple acts like evening strolls with a child, avoiding coercion, and following prescribed psychological methods.
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God
Acne cures and vanity in a fading romance tale
A fragmented set of medical ads and story fragments describe acne treatments and personal life drama. The piece juxtaposes a do it yourself sulfur lotion recipe with a tale of Hal’s disillusionment as he pursues beauty and loves, ending in despondency and vice. The tone mimics a midcentury magazine scatter of health tips and social anecdotes.
Reappraisal of Peripheral Containment in Cold War Policy
The piece argues the postwar strategy of containing communism via peripheral bases became unworkable after the Soviet nuclear rise. It urges a reassessment led by the President and Pentagon, noting Asia's rebellions and neutralist shifts as signs the old plan requires revision and possible reduced hostility.
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Europe
Asia
Saudis Wi
India
Burma
Rus- Sig
Stsia
China
Pentagon
James Thurber
Louis Kraar
Wall
Street Journal
Quantico
Rome
State Department
Soviet Union
Hiroshima
NATO
Canada
North America
Sordent
India Carbon Black Plant To Be Built
Phillips Petroleum Co. said Phillips Carbon Black Ltd will build a carbon black plant near Durgapur, India, with an annual capacity of 100 million pounds in a new joint venture with Duncan Bros. & Co. Ltd. of Calcutta, India.
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Bartlesville, Okla
UPI
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips Carbon Black
Duncan Bros. & Co. Ltd
Rum Blossom
Calcutta
India
Durgapur
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