Two Idealistic Projects Shake Off Skepticism in Cold War
The European Common Market and the Peace Corps, once dismissed as impractical, now show strong impact against Communism and boost Western image. The market’s economic transformation near the Iron Curtain defies Soviet claims capitalism is obsolete, while the Peace Corps grows as a hopeful New Frontier effort shaping global perceptions.
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Peace Corps
Belgium
France
Germany
Italy
Western
Europe
Khrushchev
Cuba
Laos
Confidence in markets wanes amid Kennedy era tensions
The stock market falls sharply amid concerns about the economy and growth prospects. Walter Heller remains optimistic about economic prospects, but investors fear government actions could brake expansion, citing the Kennedy administration's aggressive stance toward U S Steel and the Roger Blough event as signals.
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Walter Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Kennedy
U.S
White House
Roger Blough
Opinions of Others Home Sweet Home
Overview on housing trends shows 32 million owned or being bought in 1960 versus about 20 million renting. New York state and city buck the trend with renters outnumbering owners, while Alaska and Hawaii also follow this.
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New York
Alaska
Hawaii
California
ST. Paul
Quotation for Today on Peace and Mercy
A brief biblical quotation appears reading Peace and mercy be upon all who walk by this rule upon the Israel of God Galatians 6 16 in the edition.
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God
Turn Back the Clock 30 Years Ago in Minnesota News
Notes from Austin to Wartburg and Santa Barbara cover a varied year. Clyde Gleason and W G Wiegand at Austin High School receive roles in the Minnesota FFA class. Congressman Victor Christgau launches a re election bid in Owatonna. Mitchell County votes on a state highway bond issue across 18 precincts. Frances Michie organizes infant and child clinics in Mower County. St Augustine High School hosts a father son banquet. Warren Plunkett signs with the Cleveland Rams. Rev John Philip Smith says his first Mass at Visitation Church Stacyville. Geo A Hormel Co faces regulatory trouble. H V Plunkett Jr reelected navigator of Knights of Columbus Authean General Assembly. V Sperati praises Austin police over band concert traffic. Marilyn Kumm and Dorean Pilgrim graduate Wartburg College. Jack Harrison and Joe Callahan represent Local 766 AFM at the 53rd convention in Santa Barbara.
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W. G. Wiegand
Austin High School
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Minnesota Farmer
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Victor Christgau
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Frances Michie
Mower County
Red Cross
St. Augustine High School
Warren Plunkett
Cleveland Rams
John Philip Smith
Visitation Church
Stacyville
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Office of Transportation Regulations
H. V. Plunkett Jr
Authean General Assembly
Knights of Columbus
K.C
V. Sperati
Marilyn Kumm
Dorean Pilgrim
Spring Valley
Wartburg College
Waverly
Jack Harrison
Joe Callahan
American Federation of Musicians
The
Union
Santa Barbara
Calif
Space spending and values clash with national priorities
A discussion notes the moon landing goal by 1970 with a $20 to $40 billion price tag, warning of neglecting Earthbound needs if space fervor grows. It cites economic hopes, Cold War drivers, and calls for appraising spending limits amid diverse space ventures.
Profit-Squeeze Panic Hits Stocks As Wage Costs Rise
Washington column analyzes 1961–62 market drop driven by profit squeeze amid rising labor costs and wage demands. Kennedy steel intervention spurred further declines. says equal legal protection and anti-conspiracy actions could restore profit margins and spur expansion.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Herald Tribune Inc
Schedule of a Tax Cut Rush in Kennedy Plan
Budget analysts weigh a summer bill to cut corporate rates from 52 to 49 percent and individual rates from 91 to 65 percent. The plan could reduce taxes by 8 to 9 billion, offset by higher spending growth. Fed officials signal support amid sluggish growth and joblessness.
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Kennedy
Congress
Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
George Mitchell
Indiana
Mitchell
Hall Syndicate
German Defense Minister Strauss to Visit U.S.
Bonn Germany AP Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss will leave Wednesday for the United States to meet with U S Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. They will discuss NATO affairs during an 11 day visit. Strauss will speak at the University of Cleveland and Kalamazoo Michigan and receive honorary doctorates.
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Bonn
Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
United States
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Strauss
Cleveland
Kalamazoo
Mich
26 POINTS OF DISPUTE Bring ABCs Back to School
A NY group Read ing Reform Foundation calls to restore phonics and the A B C s, arguing one third of U S youths struggle with reading. They condemn the modern contour method as memorizing words, while supporters cite teachers colleges and Gates defend mixed methods. The piece contrasts views from Washburn Walcutt Trace and Gates as debated, with a stray note about Brazil’s Salvador.
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Reading Reform Foundation
United States
Goldilocks
Three Bears
Reading Foundations
Washburn
Trace
Pain signals with intensity by Dr Joseph G Molner
A reader asks about tic douloureux and treatment options. The doctor explains trigeminal nerve pain, options from alcohol nerve blocks to nerve cutting, and the trade off of pain for numbness. He notes cold sores viral recurrence and jaundice hepatitis blood donation concerns.
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E.G. Tridouloureux
H.C.C
Thief Steals Pickles From Three Oaks Company
Three Oaks Michigan reports a thief using dip nets to remove 2400 pecks of pickles from a local Manhattan Pickle Co. vat thefts discovered as workers drained vats. state police pursue the culprit after owner Jack Wenberg filing a complaint.
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Three Oaks
Mich
Piper
Jack Weinberg
Manhattan Pickle Co
Wenberg
Ills From Mammoth Cave Tuberculosis Tale
Mammoth Cave Kentucky drew many ill with tuberculosis and other ailments in the early 1800s. Visitors lived underground believing the cave’s atmosphere would aid their conditions.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
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