Democracy Misunderstood and the Republic Called
A reader argues that the United States is not a democracy but a republic. The piece cites Madison, Marshall, Adams, and Franklin to warn that democracy leads to chaos and socialism. It urges teaching and defending republican government to preserve individual rights.
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United States
Ken Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Efort
Democrat Party
Arisate
James Madison
Madison
A&a Republic
Congress
John Marshallace
Samuel Adams
William Galbachey
Soviet Union
Benjamin Franklin
Juicy scandal shows orange juice windfall to producers
A Department of Agriculture action led to a $2 million taxpayer cost as 12 million gallons of orange juice were bought at $5 per case to aid producers. A Florida freeze later prompted cancellation, while the Defense Department paid $18.50 per case for 13 million gallons. Critics say press coverage differed between Eisenhower and Kennedy eras.
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Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Department
Florida
Defense Department
Amiculture Department
Congressional
New Frontier
Benson
Orville Freeman
Cigarette Tax Status Argued In Indiana Supreme Court
Preliminary arguments before Circuit Judge LeMay tackled legislative intent on a penny per pack cigarette tax and a potential moratorium. Deputy Hutchinson argued lawmakers did not intend a halt to the tax during the special session, while LeMay contended the tax faced revision and timing disputes. The case, involving Curtis R. Jones and others, seeks clarity on revenue measures and the June 1 trigger date as briefs are filed.
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Lloyd C. Hutchinson
Indianapolis
LeMay
Legisia General
Assembly
Indiana
Curtis R. Jones
Anderson
Sigarette
William A. Jones
Raible
Mit
John L. Niblack
Matthew E.lin
Rose Polytechnic Institutes
Welsh
Tau Beta Pi
Lee MM
Nity
Terre Haute
Retiring at 50 buyers weigh safe income options
In a DISCUSSION with readers, Roger E. Spear addresses a couple aged 50 considering retirement. He weighs selling current holdings such as Sunray Oil Universal Match and Copeland products to fund a $3,000 annual living need while pursuing safer investments, and notes limitations on guarantees and Social Security eligibility. He recommends a cautious asset mix including bonds or safer equities to cover costs until Social Security or additional benefits kick in.
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Sloss
Roger E. Spear
General Motors
Dresser Indus
Universal Match
U. S. Boray
Land Chemical
Flor
New Jersey
Sunray
E.sp
Spear
Universal Mail
U. S. Borax
Dresser Corp
Copeland
Umna
Features Corp
Cuba policy debate widens as Soviets in Cuba grow
Roscoe Drummond surveys Washington on Cuba policy noting fears of Soviet expansion near U S shores, the Bay of Pigs fallout, and the Kennedy administration's hands off approach to aiding Cuban rebels. He questions whether the White House will toughen stance or risk prolonging exile efforts.
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White House
Cuba
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Khrushchev
Economic Gains May Reduce US Deficit
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon argues the United States shows limited action to aid anti Castro exiles, while the Soviet Union backs Castro’s war of tyranny. The piece notes the gulf between Kennedy era rhetoric on Cuba and the practical constraints on U.S. intervention, highlighting exiles’ frustration and the absence of a clear U.S. plan to aid liberation efforts.
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Castro
Cuba
Rusk
Aga
Kennedy
Kenneth Kealing
United States
Kremlin
Mira Cardona
Batista
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
U.S
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedys
Ian Kenfleny
Airlines profits buoy hopes for industry rebound
A Delta Airlines executive said the U.S. trunk airlines industry is in its best shape since jet conversion costs hit profits. He noted 1962 operating profits of 16 million and dismissed merger fears as overstated while urging support for tax reform and deregulation.
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Airlines
U.S
Delta Airlines
Todd G. Cole
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Federal Aviation Agency
Harold Decker
Independent Petroleum Association
Decker
Kenedy Administration
National Sugar Refining Co
The Case Records of a Psycholgist Dr Crane
Luke L reenvisions funeral costs and simple disposal as a denouncement of high fees. The piece cites Dr Crane urging parishioners to avoid costly memorials, noting historical disasters and the deceptive profit in “gross income.” It laments clergy and editors misunderstanding the funeral business and explains costs in personal psychology and chart use.
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Luke L
Crane
Ilinois
Funeral costs and iron myths in Dr Brady's health service
A text discussing funeral charges of 732 dollars compared with 135 dollars, questioning casket costs and mortician profits, followed by a rambling monologue on iron nutrition and medical claims. It covers embalming, hospital transfers, and the notion of iron injections versus oral iron, with references to doctors, morticians, and health opinions.
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Lukes
U.S
Nowphreah
Tia Samalaner
Folklore Rhymes Of Children And An Ailing Guinea Pig
Folklore lines show a tongue tied child learning discipline with lines about teachers and schooling. A guinea pig rhyme mocks behavior, noting a small animal that runs, squeaks, and dies after a whim, with a closing American saying that life is a long headache in a noisy street.
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