Protecting The Consumer In a free market the shopper wins
The piece argues for robust consumer watchfulness and warns against overbearing regulation. It highlights a Washington wig scandal linked to false advertising and notes a Kennedy Consumer Advisory Council report due soon. It criticizes a proposed Quality Stabilization bill that would criminalize undercutting prices, arguing it harms competition and benefits no one.
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Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Washington
Consumer’s Advisory Council
Congress
Public Health Service predicts mild flu season this winter
The U S Public Health Service says influenza should have limited nationwide spread this winter, with Type A cycling every two to three years and Type B every four to six years. High risk groups are urged to vaccinate and boosters may be needed for those not recently immunized.
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West Coast
Public Health Service
USPHC
Cathedral High School Drops Federal Lunch Program
An Indianapolis report details Cathedral High School ending the federal school lunch program due to cost and government controls. Participation fell from 60 percent to 25 percent as students preferred self selected meals with a la carte options. Parents called for explanations, but were satisfied after learning the plan. Similar moves occurred in Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Indianapolis
Afer
Cathedral High School
Cathedral
James P.higgins
Father Higgins
Arizona
Phoenix
Scottsdale
House Appropriations Committee
Ijerally
Uae
Antarctic
Retired Investor Seeks Income From Stocks and Savings
A reader outlines a plan to shift holdings toward higher income and safety. He recommends selling weak performers like Sunset and Edison while retaining gas, Beechnut, Woolworth, and radio stocks, and preserving deposits in a credit union. He aims to fund travel and education plans with 6 percent yields, favoring income over growth, and asks for guidance on reallocating to generate dependable income.
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Weil
Union Pacific
May
Consolidated Ee
iGeneral Motors
Niagara Mol
Hawk Power
ING
Woolworth
Tolgernesses Gas
Beechnut
Tam
Corp
General Tire
Supur-borking
Ban Gas
Tennessee Gas
Thiokolly
Edison
F.mland Radio Corp
Ternational Petroleum
Thio
General Tire and Rubber
Suburb
Alpeatures Corp
The Case Records of a Psychologist
Martha G. a four year old described as a victim of the handwashing complex is revealed to fear venereal infections rather than tuberculosis typhoid or polio. The psychologist notes the case for a booklet and discusses the underlying germ phobia.
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Itesay Matha
Martha G
Martha
Questioning U.S aid to Yugoslavia at Belgrade conference
Delegates at the Inter Parliament Union meeting in Belgrade asked why the United States provided half a billion dollars to Yugoslavia over 15 years and why Congress accepted the move while delaying most favored nation trade status, noting that all U.S. aid to Yugoslavia has ended.
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Lady Macbeth
U.S
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Josip Broz Tito
Kennedy
J¢ Congress
U-5
Europe
Stavia
Poland
United States
U. S
Frend
Congress
Tito
Unic
Freud
Bienco Consol
Ishop Carson
World Methodist Council
Bishop Rabbi Disagree On School Prayer Debate
At a Methodist conference in Indianapolis a Jewish rabbi and a Methodist bishop presented sharply different views on Supreme Court decisions upholding prayers and Bible readings in public schools. Eisendrath praised the rulings as challenging churches to act, while Bishop Carson warned of negative effects on students.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Maurice N. Eisendrath
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
U.S. Supreme Court
Fred P. Carson
Supreme Court Faces Record Work Load
The nine Supreme Court justices opened their new term with a brief session and began tackling a record workload. Major issues expected include race relations and legislative reapportionment, as experts weigh how the court will approach expanding civil rights and constitutional questions in the term.
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Supreme Court
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court opens term with church liberty issues
The opening day docket signals a ceremonial start as the Supreme Court begins its term. Chief Justice Warren presides while Deputy Atty. Gen. Katzenbach and Rep. Roberts attend. Justices plan to announce cases for arguments, including two sit in appeals on whether a private business owner may bar Black customers from premises.
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James B. Martin
South Pole
High Court
Earl Warren
Nicholas B. Katzenbach
Kerneth A. Roberts
Raperee
Franklin A. Lidell
Chicagalei
Teological Seminary
Department of Justic ‘ Ud
Welsh Court Talks Cigarette Tax Transfer Plan
Indiana Revenue Commissioner Jami G Courtney to confer with Governor Welsh on moving cigarette tax administration from his department back to the Alcoholic Beverage Commission. discussion includes training and potential impact on tobacco wholesalers and state tax collection.
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Courtney
Indianapolis
UPL
Indiana Revenue
Jami G. Courtney
Wil
Welsh
Department
Bac
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
AIT
CST
Speena Tobacco
Anderson Lions
CIUB
Leo Stemic
Doziment
Lions Club Andido
Jones
Choral Department
Anderson
ABC
New York
Indiana
Ifield
Auld Courtney
ABC Chamber
Roman Joe Harris
Oklahoma City
Steel output and US business trends in August
US steel production rose two tenths to 1,893,600 tons in the week, year to date output at 95,320,000 tons. August sales for industry fell about 1 percent from July’s peak as total commerce activity reached 70.1 billion dollars. Inventories dipped by 10 million. David Rockefeller urged curbs on bank merger power, proposing centralized authority for mergers and branching.
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United Press International
American Tron and
Siac) Institute
U.S
Commerce Department
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
James
Saxon
Rockefeller
Central Banking Board
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Lynn Ernst
Ernie Nicoson
Bill Foley
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