Mental Health Week Urges Help for Indiana’s Ill Children
A Madison County association presses awareness of childhood schizophrenia and other disorders affecting youths in Indiana. It notes 19 200 children statewide with emotional issues and calls residents to participate in surveys and to join local mental health programs funded by the United Fund.
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Motec Industries President Cheers Tariff Reform Link to Common Market
William F. Foss says the original Common Market formed by the 13 colonies created tariff-free trade within the United States and urges broad tariff reform to expand exports. He notes support and opposition among business leaders as Congress weighs across the board tariff negotiation authority.
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Wiliam F. Foss
Motec Industries, Inc
United States
Union
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Congress
Kennedy public works plan stirs mixed public reaction
The Los Angeles Commercial News discusses President Kennedy's 600 million public works proposal to counter a possible recession. It questions whether the statement that the nation's performance has fallen short reflects a critique of current policies or future prospects and notes comparisons to the New Deal era.
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Los Angeles Commercial News
Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
American Look Exhibit Highlights 1962 World Trade Fair
The 12 day United States World Trade Fair in New York opens Friday with a major American Look display on the third floor of the Coliseum. About 100 U.S. exporters will showcase products from home appliances to china, with other sections on food and beverages, light industrial goods, and consumer items. The event is backed by federal, state, and local agencies and promoted by the city’s Department of Commerce, amid a push to boost exports and curb gold outflow.
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China
Russell Wright
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New York City
Department of Commerce
Kennedy
New York
Federal consumer protections spark debate on Big Brother role
Critics question a sweeping federal program to regulate labeling safety and claims for foods drugs cosmetics and more. They warn it could demand proof of effectiveness in drugs and replace consumer producer and retailer decisions with bureaucratic rules, raising costs and stifling development.
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Big Brother
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Kennedy and Congress poised for significant legislation
Washington by Roscoe Drummond assesses Congress at mid-session. Although seen as do little, much is happening in committees shaping bills. Kennedy will gain a substantial legislative record, though not all he asked, benefiting the administration’s standing. The Manpower Retraining Act stands as the sole enacted measure since January.
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Mary K story highlights illegitimacy stigma and options
A 1962 column discusses Mary K a pregnant teen from immigrant parents facing social stigma and possible options including marriage and family support. It contrasts moral judgments with the legal and social complexities of birth outside marriage and the shift away from labeling babies as illegitimate.
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White House Rose Garden Growing Flowers Again
A reader exhorts teens on birth control adoption and premarital sex. The piece defends adoption as a solution and cites biblical examples while urging spiritual bonds over blood ties and offering a booklet and advice through Dr. Crane in Mellett Indiana.
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White House
Gray sickness linked to diet and refined flour intake
A reader notes the gray sickness or hypochromic anemia tied to vitamin B complex deficiencies and refined white flour. The piece explains iron, folic acid, and B vitamins in diet, mentions Pernicious anemia treatments, and cites President Kennedy garden news and medical advice from Dr Brady.
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Wilt
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White House
Kennedy
Civil Air Patrol
National Park Service
Texas
Sam Rose
Sam Ray' Bum
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Iran
The Royal Sovereign of the Seas Ship Story
The 1630s Royal Sovereign of the Seas cost massive sums, costing England’s people and contributing to unrest. Charles I visited the Leopard project on June 26 1634 and ordered Phineas Pett to build a grand three decker with hundreds of guns. The ship launched in 1637 and became famed for royal status and size.
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Lesort
England
Folklore Tales and Maritime Echoes in One Page
A fragmentary page surveys American folklore with verses like The Rabbit That Got Away and notes on maritime lore including Royal Sovereign and Dutch naval history. It mentions ship renaming superstitions and 17th century naval losses, plus a climate population parallel for Latin America and the West Indies.
Successful Investing Mixed Bag Stocks From Roger Spear
In a prior year mix of holdings National Distillers, Sunbeam, San Diego Imperial, and Southwest Gas Producing receive cautious yet favorable notes. National Distillers and Sunbeam are seen as conservative income plays with potential sideways gains. San Diego Imperial is a growth holding with value at current prices, while Southwest Gas Producing shows weak upward momentum and may warrant a switch to Coastal State Nuclear.
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Star Oil & Gas
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Mother’s Day tribute calls for honoring a wonderful mother
Fashion Chatter lauds the multitasking mother who manages meals budgets PTA church work and hospitality while maintaining style and cheer. The piece notes Sunday May 13th as Mother’s Day and urges readers to remember their own mothers with a gift.
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The Shepherd Bathing and Bibles A Prayer Reflection
A short meditation contrasts daily prayers and weekly baths with modern habit. It laments reversed routines where daily routines dominate while weekly devotion wanes and calls readers to recapture regular spiritual discipline.
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