Government strangling railroads warns of looming disaster
The Wall Street Journal argues regulators at state and federal levels throttle railroads by rules and subsidies. It says ICC and state agencies suppress competition, delaying necessary modernization and raising costs, risking a "train wreck with no survivors" unless government pulling back. It also notes the public interest in safe, efficient transport. The rest shifts to light anecdotes about bosses and lost cuff links.
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What Makes Celebrities Different from Ordinary People
A journalist reflects on fame after 14 years and 1,000 interviews. He finds the core difference lies in concentration and dedication, with celebrities treating work as life. He notes celebrities' health anxieties, loneliness, and work as refuge, ending with a boast to ask a star what he seeks most: himself.
Space control clash tests US Soviet diplomacy
The piece analyzes how outer space control became a propaganda battleground between the United States and the Soviet Union. It traces letters and proposals by Eisenhower, Bulganin, Johnson, and Dulles, noting ambivalence and the radical UN control idea, while warning of a potential trolley‑service approach to the Moon if agreement ever emerges.
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Bulganin
Outer Space
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Texas
Senate
Johnson
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Dulles
Asia
United States
Moon
Case History of a Psychiatrist Case X-364
Horace G. a 35 year old high school principal recalls fear of health and reliance on medicines. He credits two booklets Compliment Club and Sex Problems in Marriage for reducing his medical use and improving wellbeing. The doctor argues newspapers hold constructive influence in communities.
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Federal Debate on Recession Action Surges in Nation
The era sees debate over federal responses to a 12 percent drop in industrial output since December 1956. Proposals include tax cuts, public works, cheaper money, stronger cushions, or a hands off approach, with moderates favoring current measures and others pushing bolder steps.
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Public Works
Treasury
Capitalist Cyrus Eaton urges half way with Russia theory
The column cites Cyrus Eaton arguing that war with Russia would destroy the two pillars of capitalism and democracy. He warns against arming against Moscow and says Khrushchev seeks a conflict while Europe suffers through revolutions and anti Christian trends. Eaton warns capitalists to save investments and avoid a hydrogen bomb catastrophe.
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No harbor town humor from Plymouth New Hampshire
A Plymouth New Hampshire inn touts its inland position with a tongue in cheek ad about Pilgrims and Mayflower less the coast. The piece also features jokes from a psychiatrist and a witty patient about tax and a fashionable diagnosis.
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Plymouth
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Weight Control Helps Relieve Hypertension
Overweight individuals with high blood pressure may see relief through weight loss but no single remedy cures hypertension. A doctor should tailor a combined treatment plan, combining diet, activity, and medical strategies to attack the problem effectively.
Zodiac and advice mix spark for business and health
Friday promises favorable astrology for partnerships and investments, with opportunities in home improvements and notable bursts of social activity mid year. The column also blends diet tips tied to calo rie intake and a Q A on aureomycin sensitivity with health guidance.
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