The Good Sense Of All On Inflation
A commentary on the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science issue devoted to inflation. Dr. Sprinkel argues that rising budgets come from high living more than high prices and that only prolonged low mood reverses price levels, urging collective restraint to hold increases to reasonable levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals of the
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Beryle Sprinkel
Chicago
Sprinkel
Dr. Sprinkel
Sharper Food Law Focuses on Cranberries and Enforcement
The piece notes heightened government efforts to protect consumers from harmful foods. It cites a withdrawal of chickens treated with stilbestrol and Secretary Flemming's plan to seek broader powers for the FDA to ban additives linked to cancer in animals. It discusses industry disruption but emphasizes consumer protection over process.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Arthur S. Flemming
Food and Drug Administration
Not For Nor Against The United States
The Communist party defends Cuba and accuses American imperialists of defaming Castro. It urges skepticism about Castro’s protestations of nonalignment. Raul Castro says he is not a communist but not anti communist, a stance likely to raise doubts in many democracies.
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United States Communist Party
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Raul
Raul Castro
Free World
Latin American review shapes U S policy toward the region
A government review of U S relations with Latin American countries has been underway since 1958. It aims to refresh policies for the 11th inter American conference in Ecuador next February and follows Senate foreign relations scrutiny and talk of a presidential tour. The piece urges re examination to counter communist influence and promote freedom and growth.
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U.S
Washington
Ecuador
Senate
Tions Committee
Latin America
Farce and Fiascos headline a wild news parody
A spoof montage mocks global leaders and local life with satirical ads and misadventures. Khrushchev’s plane crash gossip, Eisenhower resignations, a comic bank holdup, and fake products illuminate a quirky, chaotic national reflect.
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Marriage and Community Help
A collection of Dear Abby letters about trust in marriage and workplace boundaries. A wife questions her husband’s interactions with female employees while readers discuss interviewing applicants and public service for neglected schooling. A rural mail carrier corrects mailbox height per 1959 manual.
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Abby
P.R.H
Orwigsburg
Remembering Susan B Anthony and the US presidency
A columnist laments neglect of historic sites and Susan B Anthony in Adams Massachusetts. He contrasts French preservation with American forgetfulness, critiques suffrage's impact, and offers historical notes on Taft Wilson and Roosevelt. He argues that progress since 1910 is limited and mocks current presidential contenders.
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John A. Weiss
Adams
Mass
Susan B. Anthony
New York
James Monroe
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Wilson
Lifespan myths and advice from Dr Crane case study
Dr George W Crane argues that extending old age depends on reducing infant mortality and avoiding risk factors. He notes little gain in average life expectancy since 1860, despite medical advances, and urges maintaining slenderness, avoiding tobacco, staying active, and spiritual health to lengthen lifespans.
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George W. Crane
Alan B
Crane
Charles M. Crowe
Alan
God
Coal Industry Problems Beyond That Of Leader
The piece surveys troubles in American coal, noting John L. Lewis steps down as UMW president after a long reign. It cites lower output from a peak in 1947, competition from oil and gas, tariff barriers on foreign markets, wage trends for miners, and shifts in demand across railroads homes and utilities. It also mentions per man daily output rise and rising transport costs contributing to higher retail coal prices. A separate brief from Richmond reports E Linwood Sutherland with a green thumb and five yellow apples borne from a June tree bearing fruit in June once more.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Minsk
Blair House
Washington
Cub Scouts of America
Eisenhower
State Department
Council of Foreign Ministers
John L. Lewis
Europe
United Mine Workers
Lewis
National Coal Policy Conference, Inc
Richmond
E. Linwood Sutherland
Health And Happiness After Menopause
The article argues menopause is not a full life change and normal sex urges persist. It notes happy marriages can continue for years and many women report improved health after menopause, with relief for those who suffered menstrual difficulties.
Daily Horoscope and Menopause Guidance
The feature offers guidance on personal action and attitude for the day, urging planning, patience, and avoiding worry. It notes mid July as favorable for affairs, warns of overwork, and discusses menopause treatment options and medical advice, including consulting a doctor for symptoms and cautions against relying on non professional opinions.
Mullooney and the orchard theft bust in Sasparilla Falls
In Sasparilla Falls Officer Mullooney, shielded by family ties to the mayor and bank president, accuses a suspect of stealing apples. The sack dumped beside Farmer Klopfer’s property reveals silver tea set a Picasso miniature and a sable coat, not fruit.
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Fficer Mullooney
Sasparilla Falls
Mullooney
Klopfer
Mulrooney
Mull
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William Howard Taft
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