How Profits Make Jobs
Charles R. Sligh Jr says profits create jobs by spurring business activity and investing in new ventures. He notes that when profits fall, job opportunities shrink as costs and prices deter profitable activity, urging that full employment comes only with sustained profits to risk capital in new ventures.
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Charles R. Sligh, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
George Meany
Meany
Afl-Cio
Sligh
Executive Council
AFL
Executive Wives Enroll in Radcliffe Management Program
About 30 wives of executives joined Radcliffe College's experimental Understanding of Management course last winter. The program aims to help spouses grasp their husbands businesses to better understand and support them amid corporate pressures.
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Radcliffe College
Gruening Pushes End to U S Military Aid in Latin America
Senator Gruening argues for halting all military aid to Latin America to curb militarism. He notes aid rose from 200000 in 1952 to 91600000 in 1961 and says original goals included defending the hemisphere and encouraging democratic institutions amid coups in Argentina Brazil and Peru.
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Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Cuba and China praise Castro in global anti US statement
The piece notes a joint 1961 communique by Liu Shaoqi and Cuba’s Corticos Torrado praising socialist progress and opposing U.S. imperialism. It argues U.S. actions drive Cold War tensions, condemns Kennedy policy, and warns Cuba’s rise as a regional revolution influences Latin America.
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Castro
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
United States
Liu Shao-chi
Chinese People’s Republic
Osvaldo Corticos Torrado
Republic of
U.S
NATO
SEATO
CENTO
Berlin
Pilice Castro
Red Chinese
Latin America
United States of America
Kennedy
China
Dear Abby Advice Columns Mixed with Personal Dilemmas
A reader aged sixteen asks Abby for marriage advice about eloping with a nineteen year old Len who wants to lie about ages. Abby warns against elopement and labels Len a poor risk. The page also includes a letter about a wife seeking tactics to get her husband to pick up after himself and a complicated case of a woman in love with another man urging marriage despite three children and a separated spouse, with Abby advising counseling and caution.
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Abby
Len
Jim Bishop on a 13 year old fan Skip Rooney
The author narrates a casual visit by Skip Rooney, a confident 13 year old aspiring comic who calls on Bishop and his father to discuss careers. Rooney chats about writing material, imitation skills, and possible paths including directing and disk jockey work, leaving Bishop impressed by his nerve.
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Dad
Kelly
Skip Rooney
Katherine Rook
Kathleen
Skip Ahoy
Christ
Skip
John Bishop
Jerry Lewis
Frank Walter
Cornell
Mr. Rooney
Big John
Republic over Democracy in Dr Max’s case on majority rule.
Dr Max argues against majority rule using a family TV curfew and cites Christ’s crucifixion to contrast democracy with a republic. He notes the constitution and Supreme Court as checks on Congress, warning that pure democracy can lead to minority oppression and jungle rule.
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Max
Dr. Crane
Christ
Barab
Congress
Supreme Court
Our
Republic
Papa
Dr. Max
America
Sam
Hitler
Germany
Letart Visits and Family Gatherings Across Ohio and Parkersburg
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brown of Kingston NL recently married visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. Several relatives from Galena Ohio and Parkersburg join dinners and reunions with Brown and Fry families. The note ends with a political column warning against adult voters becoming complacent and urges youth education to prevent a fascist dictatorship.
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Ethel Fry Letart
Curtis Brown
Kingston
Charles Brown
Curtis Richard
Blanche van Schoyck
Homer Hill
Jake
Richard
Butch
Susie
Galena Ohio
Clarence Brown
Parkersburg
Taft Baston
Holzer Hospital
C. E. Fry
John Icenhour
Dwight Gibbs
Weaver
New Haven
Albert Thompson
Fear of Dwarfs Stuns Young John Across House Hallway
A California mother recounts John a 414 year old boy who fears dwarfs after a sleepover incident. The mother details how fear spreads to nearly every room and requires supervision from morning until night. She notes the role of frightful media and adults who frighten children and urges protection of children from such torment.
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California
John
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James C. Abegglen
Henry David Thoreau
George Sokolsky
Boston Strong Boy
OU SA
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Jim Bishop
George W. Crane
Letart
Garry C. Myers
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Athens
the Messenger
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