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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1964

Page

15

Our Way of Life and Its 25 Percent Underclass

An essay argues that the so-called American Way of Life thrives on deep poverty and racial and ethnic exclusion. It contends that a quarter of the population lives on the edge of destitution while the rest enjoy abundance, and that charity and labor markets sustain a system that masks inequality. The piece asserts that slums, crime, and discontent are integral to the system, requiring acceptance rather than removal.

South New England Appalachian Senate

Canam Co Report From Rockport Mass Dept

In Rockport Massachusetts the Canam Company details a departmental update from the Rockport division. The notice highlights ongoing efforts and practical guidance for psoriatics seeking relief after multiple attempts without success.

Canam Co Rockport Mass

Tax Cut Defeat Feared by U S Economy

Washington cabinet members warn the pending 11 billion tax cut bill failing would hit the economy hard. Commerce Secretary Hodges says it could cut gross national product by 10 to 15 billion dollars, while Labor Secretary Wirtz asserts about two million jobs would be lost without the tax cut. Both ministers expect enactment and a prosperous 1964.

Washington Juther Hodges W. Willard Wirtz ABC Hodges Wirtz

Goldwaters Entry Raises Scranton Hopes in GOP Race

The entry of Sen. Barry Goldwater into the Republican race sharpens interest in Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania as a potential dark horse. The piece weighs how Goldwater and Rockefeller could split the party’s wings, the impact of Kennedy’s assassination on southern votes, and the risk of intensifying intra party hostility ahead of the convention.

Barry Goldwater William Scranton Pennsylvania Scranton 1920 Leonard Wood Frank C. Lowden Illinois Warren Gamaliel Harding Harding Sen. Goldwater Air Force Reserve Goldwater Gov Nelson Rockefeller New York Kennedy Johnson Mason-Dixon Line Rockefeller New Hampshire California Oregon

Remarkable Rickenbacker Rumor at Rockefeller Center

A column questions rumors that Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker plots to hire Charlies K. Parker as a speechwriter in New York. It recalls Rickenbacker’s postwar career, wartime feats, and political views while noting Eastern Air Lines losses and Parker’s rumored role.

Rockefeller Center Eddie Rickenbacker Charlies K. Parker Dr. Parker New York Rickenbacker Eastern Air Lines Eddie Damon Runyan Charles Berkshires Republic Florida Indianapolis Speedway Capt Richthofen German Flying Circus France Barney Oldfield Maxwell Gen. Persh United States U.N Sen. McCarthy John Birch Society Russia Committee For James Monroe

Quotes on Protestant church moving into the 20th century

The Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Miller of Harvard Divinity School argues the Protestant Church is trapped in Reformation sectarian patterns and questions whether it can face the facts and issues of contemporary times.

Samuel Hi. Miller Harvard Divinity School

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