Guard Reverses Planned Cuts to National Guard Strength
The National Guard Association meets in Denver as Pentagon shifts to preserve current reservist and National Guard levels. McNamara had proposed reducing paid drill strength from 700,000 to 642,000 and eliminating 717 units, but the new stance keeps the citizen force intact amid Kennedy's request for authority to mobilize up to 160,000 reservists. Critics warn the move could affect Cuba politics and election dynamics.
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One-Way Balloon Debt Threatens Budget Burden
The article argues that interest on the national debt dominates federal spending, totaling about 89 billion yearly and 10 percent of the budget. It critiques the use of gross national product as a defense against debt concerns and cites Henry J. Taylor on the misleading logic. It warns that debt persists even when the GNP falls, with compound interest complicating the cost.
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Tax cuts and reform eyed as Congress weighs recovery
Reporters note President Kennedy backs no immediate tax cut and promises a broader program including reform in January. U.S. News & World Report flags mixed signs of a fragile recovery, with economists split on timing and scope of tax changes amid a growing, complex federal tax system.
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A Good Lesson on Government From Lincoln
The piece cites Abraham Lincoln urging government to do for the people what they cannot do well alone and argues leaders should not overstep. It urges voters to select candidates who think straight and elect them.
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Home Building and Subsidy Shifts Reported
The report notes a 5 percent August rise in private home construction and an expected five year shift in subsidies to support supply. It cites federal subsidy reductions affecting private airlines and helicopter lines while nickel and copper production by MCA Inc. faces a final judgment.
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Dating strategy taught by a psychologist in matter of fact style
Case N-427 follows Paul G an 18 year old college freshman who grapples with dating pauses. The psychologist Joseph Alsop advises using sincere compliments focused on the partner's aspirations and talents rather than superficial traits to avoid dull conversations and gain genuine interest.
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Patter of Talks and Cold War Echoes in 1960s Advice
A collage of advice on conversation techniques and persuasion blends with a reflection on U S foreign policy and the Berlin crisis. The piece references Dr Crane Mellor and Joseph Alsop while tracing wit and rhetoric from H E L P to D E A R H O M E P A L S and the broader Cold War dialogue.
Young couple eyes merger with Warner Lambert and Chicle
A letter column discusses a proposed merger of Warner-Lambert with American Chicle by a young couple seeking guidance. Analysts praise the high quality stocks Pacific Gas & Electric and American Telephone and caution Kratter Realty as speculative yet potentially best managed. They suggest a balanced approach to growth and savings.
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Philippines Huk Leader Captured in Manila Gunfight
UPI reports Benjamin Cunanan, a top Huk leader, was captured after a gunfight with Philippine constabulary agents in Manila. He and a companion were wounded. authorities say the operation targeted the Huk movement amid ongoing counterinsurgency efforts.
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Youngest Naval Captain: David Farragut Drafted at Twelve
David Farragut was drafted as a midshipman and promoted to captain of a ship at age twelve, a remarkable early rise in naval service.
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The Shepherd Suffering and Faith in Endurance
Doctrinal meditation on suffering from Romans 5 4 focusing on rejoicing in trials and endurance. It argues hardship forges character, builds hope, and enables coping with doubt and fear as one allows God to guide through loss and pain.
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