Nikita Khrushchev Prestige Seen Slipping Amid Shifts
The article argues Khrushchev faces fading global prestige as Red China drifts from the Soviet orbit and Western influence wanes. It notes Europe’s rise with the European Common Market, U S influence waning, and France's de Gaulle shaping a Europe led by his vision, signaling shifts in power and economic emphasis.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Khruschev
Nikita
Khrushchev
China
Russia
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
United States
Europe
Atlantic
France
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Africa
Social Security Bureau Tour and Market Bear Trends
Aus tin official Victor A. Christgau tours the OASI bureau and its high tech operations described as a tourist attraction with microfilm and computers processing 140 million accounts. The piece also notes a bear market history, average declines, and defines an expert as one who knows all the answers when asked the right questions.
Richest unions pull in over sixty five million yearly
Secretaries of Labor release financial tallies showing United Steelworkers leading with over 65 million dollars in 1961 revenue, mostly dues. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and other unions follow with tens of millions in combined earnings from dues, investments and land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Shoreham Hotel
Arthur Goldberg
United Steelworkers of America
Steel
International Brotherhood — of Electrical Workers
International Typographical Union
New York City
Dave Dubinsky
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Carpenters
International Association of Machinists
John L. Lewis United Mine Workers
Brotherhood of Railroad
Jimmie Hoffa
Teamsters Brotherhood
What Savings on Tax Cut Could Mean in 1963
A proposed across the board tax cut would lower corporate rates from 52 to 47 or 45 percent and top individual rates from 91 to 65 percent with a 20 percent bottom rate moved to 15 percent. Individuals could save up to nine billion annually, most benefiting those below four thousand dollars income, while corporations could save about five billion. The package aims to broaden the base and spur spending, investment, and growth, though no decisions have been final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Treasury
Hall Syndicate, Inc
United States
Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
NEW York Times
Sales Tax or Income Tax Debate Reaches Illinois and Michigan
The states push for a broadening of tax options as Illinois and Michigan pursue an income tax to boost revenue while Minnesota and Wisconsin discuss sales taxes. The piece argues taxes rarely fix inequities and mainly aim to raise more money.
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Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Opinions of Others A Crises in Credit
Edward M. Gilbert, a New York financier, fled to Brazil after disclosures of unauthorized withdrawals near two million from his company. The piece argues weak regulation and moral laxness in markets, with evasion of margin rules and bank-facilitated credit widespread, harming stock prices and investors. It calls for tighter oversight and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Gilbert
New York
Brazil
Wall Street
Gilbert
NEW York Times
Quotation for Today On Life Light And Divinity
A devotional line asserts that in him was life and the life was the light of men, citing John 1 4 and praising Christ as the condescension of divinity and the exaltation of humanity.
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John
Jesus Christ
Phillips Brooks
Turn Back the Clock in Austin forger warning noted
The piece reports a white beard forger operating in Southern Minnesota sparking warnings in Austin. It mentions health discussions by Dr. P A Lommen at the Austin Country Club and a large Eagles Parade closing the North Central District convention.
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Austin
Minnesota
P. A. Lommen
Austin Country Club
99 year old Georgia lawyer vows to keep practicing law
L. J. Wallace, born 1863, began practicing in 1891 and at 99 shows no plan to retire. He handles criminal and civil work in Floyd County Rome and makes daily courthouse appearances, noting his son H W Wallace helps as secretary. He walks, reads, and still teaches Sunday school when not in court.
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L. J. Wallace
Wallace
H. W. Wallace
Baltimore
Boston
Mass
Ogden
Utah
Rome
Talladega
Ala
Floyd County
Neutron activation analysis aids crime detection at Texas A and M
At Texas A and M College a 13 nation meeting discussed neutron activation analysis, a technique that irradiates materials to make radioactive and then analyzes emitted waves to identify elements. R. E. Jervis cited a Royal Canadian Mounted Police case where a suspect was proven by a hair sample.
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Texas A & M College
R. E. Jervis
University of Toronto
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Reducing Diets and Calorie Confusion
Dr Molner explains calorie estimates vary by portion size and moisture. Weighing foods and using an average portion helps. for mild weight loss limit to one or two bread slices daily. Vitamin pill calories are negligible. thyroid extract requires periodic medical checks and possible dosage adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Molner
Farouk Sues Author Over Damaging Book Claims
Egyptian ex king Farouk files $750000 civil suit in Miami claiming Madame Sherry and co author Ruth Barnes defamed him in Pleasure Was My Business. The complaint says Farouk never visited Rancho Lido in 1952 and that the book claims he did.
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Miami
Fla. W
Egypt
Farouk
Madame Sherry
S. Robert Tralvis
Ruth Barnes
Rancho Lido
West Palm Beach
All America
Workers Aid Bird in Raising Brood Amid Excavation
DETROIT Suburban Southfield site hosts a killdeer nest on a one foot mound as roughhewn workers guide earthmovers and bulldozers around it. The mother bird remains on the eggs despite constant noise and vibration from construction activity.
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Detroit
Southfield
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Austin Daily Herald
Victor A. Christgau
Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Social Security
Holiday Magazine
Oasi Bureau
Health, Education and Welfare
Charley Smith
Liberia
Polk City
Fla
Smith
Brown
Jones
Johnson
Ape
Oaf
Joker
Sex
Tincan
Ghost
Skunk
Swill
Willie 53 Smith
Pork Chop
Dagmar Sewer
Oscar R. Apathy
John Bilious
OASI
Holiday Magaine
Dow Jones
U. S. Labor
Joseph J. Delaney
International Hod Carriers’, Building and Common Laborers’ Union
Chap
Joseph V. Moreschi
Hod Carriers
Harvard
Hod
Harvard University
By Sylvia Porter
Congress
Business Week
Internal Revenue Service
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Austin, Minn
Frank C. Miles
Geraldine Rasmussen
Home Delivery
U. S
A.P.Q
N.P.O
Adon
Weeeeree
Arnold Brandt
S. P. Fogdall
Clarks Grove
Japan
Frank T. Hardy
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Texas
Geo. A. Hormel Co
Paul Helme
Austin Public Schools
Fred Waring
University of Wisconsin
Georgia
J. L. Wallace
College Station
Tex
Con
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr, Molner
Field Enterprises, Inc
America
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