Case Records of a Psychologist Insights from a Pediatric Interview
The piece recounts a psychologist’s observations at Cook County Hospital during pediatrics rounds. It describes seating patients to reduce fear, greeting with a smile, and how 75 percent of examined children were colored and well washed. It notes a kiss from a small patient and ends with a prompt about writing Dr Crane for advice and a Q&A on the first U.S. aircraft carrier Ranger launched in 1933.
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David
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
U. S. Navy
Ranger
Taxes and Dividends Compared Over 30 Years
The piece compares 1932 and 1962 oil company finances showing payroll and dividends rising far faster than taxes. In 1932 taxes 1.6 million, wages 13 million, dividends 5 million. in 1962 wages 57 million, dividends 20 million, taxes 34.5 million. After withholding and dividend taxes, total taxes reach about 50 million, beating stockholders after tax returns and employer receipts. The tax collector benefits most.
Farmers Group Urges Less Regulation for Transport
A coalition of 12 major farm groups led by the American Farm Bureau Federation calls for reduced regulation of railroads and opposition to heavier federal control on carriers. They argue farming and fisheries rely on efficient distribution and that deregulation backs the national economy and security.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
National Grange
Back to the books as September begins a new school year
The article notes September marks the start of school after three months closed and highlights the dramatic changes in education since Shakespeare. It emphasizes vast advances, new knowledge frontiers, and the choice for today’s youth to seize opportunities, with Aristotle’s remark on educated versus uneducated men.
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Shakespeare
Aristotle
The Principle That Deficits Drive Inflation Is Questioned
The article argues that the classical link between prolonged deficits and inflation is being challenged. It notes that despite deficits, the dollar has stayed relatively stable and price indices rose slowly due to excess capacity and unemployment. It warns that expanding production while reducing deficits is needed to protect the dollar and incomes.
Investment panel weighs Wyatt Industries and Texaco switch
The treasurer asks whether to keep Wyatt Industries in the Endowment Fund after a price drop and halved July dividend. An advisor urges selling Wyatt for growth and moving to Texaco, with a 2.8 percent yield and rising dividends. The column also explains Public Housing Authority bonds and their secured pledges.
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Episcopal Church
Wyatt Industries
Wyatt
Texaco
United States
Spear
General Features Corp
Objections and Answers on Nuclear Test Ban
Washington report by Roscoe Drummond questions ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty. The Administration defends the pact as three Senate committee chairmen weigh public and secret hearings.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Russell
Armed Services
Fulbright
Foreign Relations
Chicago Mother Of Quads Faces Uncertain Future
Delores Harris a 19 year old Chicago mother of the first known identical quadruplets faces an uncertain future with only $30 weekly support ordered from her estranged husband. She plans to finish high school and seek work while aid from the community continues.
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Chicago
Delores Harris
United States
Bernard
Shawn
Dunbar High School
Ee Smith
Lawrence Smith
Iowa farmer kills wife, three children, then dies in rampage
Francis Schomer, 43, armed with a .22 pistol, sprayed cyanide gas in the bedroom of his home near Westphalia Iowa killing his wife Theresa 41 and daughters Janice 18 and Patty 5 months. He shot himself as police arrived. Two daughters Jo Ellen 20 and Connie 16 hospitalized. Four children aged 4 to 14 unharmed. Autopsy to determine cause of death for the wife. Authorities noted financial troubles but offered no further details.
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Westphalia
Iowa
UPI
Francis Schomer
Here
Orrell Gearhart
Schomer
Theresa
Janice
Patty
Gearhart
Jo Ellen
Connie
Hat Schomer
Spain to Seek Death Penalty for Three American Defendants
A Spanish prosecutor will seek the death by garroting for three U S citizens charged with murder in connection with the robbery and killing of furniture dealer Francisco Rubirosa. The defendants are James Wagner James Johnston and John Hand with others including a British girl and a Spanish woman. Court sources said the trial likely won t be held before March to allow defense counsels to prepare.
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Barcelona
Spain
UPI
U.S
James Wagner
Union Beach
N.J
James S. Johnston
Framingham
Mass
John Hand
Southfield
Mich
Francisco Rubirosa
Casado
Nancy Hand
Hand
Joan Douglas Br
Folklore Verse Fragments and Golf Quatrains
A collection of light hearted verses and quatrains on love food wine and death. Notes include a joke about golf bar tales and a Bashful Professor lament. A line cites Dean of Dartmouth coach Tommy Keane who began guiding Big Green golfers in 1922.
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Dartmouth
Tommy Keane
Alaska Battle and Early American Naval Feats Remembered
The piece recalls the Lexington capture by Britain in 1777 and notes Alaska’s WWII occupation by enemy forces. It describes birch bark canoes’ range around Canada and New England, and recounts a brief Japanese attempt to seize Adak in the Aleutians, repelled by U.S. forces.
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Maritime Provinces
Canada
New England
Great Lakes
Alaska
Pacific
Samoa
Midway
Adak
Hasagaya
U. S
Aleutians
U.S. Navy
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Anderson
Ind
Congress
Madison
Indiana
Associated Press
Herald
Roscoe Drummond
William J. Conway
Sen. Pastore
Atomic Energy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Maxwell Taylor
JCS
Eisenhower
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Red China
Kremlin
Russia
S. Sen. Hickenlooper
New York Herald Tribune Inc
U.S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Tennessee
Florida
Plains
Plateau
Gerat Lakes
Atlantic Coast
William Wade
Lexington
Julien C. Hyer
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