Editorial Page Thought For Evening On Lovability And Safety
The National Safety Council warns auto deaths may top 40000 in 1962 with 18120 deaths in six months, 17 percent up from 1961. Cleveland officials report many fatal drivers had numerous violations. A six point program to tighten permits, tests, revocation, inspections, and inebriation checks is proposed to curb highway deaths.
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National Safety Council
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Samuel R. Gerber
Cleveland
Gerber
Greater Cleveland Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Washington News on Economists and Kennedy Era Tax Talk
Washington reports that Treasury and presidential advisers face mixed signals from economists. A 37 member Harvard panel warned of gloom despite prior optimism for a plus $570 billion GNP, suggesting a tax cut of 6 to 19 billion, amid political caution and market slumps.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Kennedy
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Wall Street
Dillon
George M. Humphrey
Seymour Harris
Harvard
Tax Workshop Says High Rates Undermine Incentive Economy
Rep John W Byrnes of Wisconsin told a spring Chamber workshop that nearly all tax problems trace to high income tax rates. He argued lower rates would reduce patchwork fixes and foster fair burden distribution, but warned federal spending tends to be seen as the cure for every problem risking free enterprise.
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John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
House
Ways and Means
Postal rate rise alarm from Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System president Frank Stanton warned that sharply higher postal rates would threaten freedom of the press, arguing the burden would hit smaller magazines and newspapers hardest. He cited Harper's Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, Catholic Digest, and Saturday Review, whose combined 56 000 dollar profit could vanish with 535 000 dollars more in mailing costs. He added the post office exists to carry the mail and publications and deserves public financial support.
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Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Harper’s Magazine
Atlantic Monthly
Catholic Digest
Saturday Review
Golden Eagles Slaughtered for Feathers Spur Legislation
National Audubon Society reports evidence of systematic hunting of golden eagles for the curio and feather trade with the bald eagle, national emblem, also slaughtered in the process. Conservation groups push a House-passed bill to halt feather trade and bar killing or trapping golden eagles except by Interior Secretary permit. Endangered bald eagle protected since 1940, yet still shot for feathers and talons as collectors seek novelty items.
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National Audubon Society
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
House
Senate
Remembering when Boyle’s column fondly recalls old-time life
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as life’s treasure and recalls midcentury scenes. He recalls crank phones, silent films, a piano teacher, pocket watches, almanacs guiding farming, mail-order false teeth, flour sacks, penny-worn Scout knives, bacon rind in shotgun defense, and other quaint daily rituals highlighting a bygone era.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Central
Bob Hope
Wiliam Tell
Signs of a fall pickup seen in U S business
AP reports a summer of steady consumer spending and cautious optimism among businessmen for a good fall retail season. Loans rise, employment grows, steel output recovers modestly, and construction remains high as personal income peaks. overall, the economy shows moderate advance amid political and market uncertainties.
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AP Business News
New York
United States
A Hope Poem By Carol Begley
A mournful verse describes a soggy mist enveloping the speaker's path and soul It expresses enduring blindness yet clings to a faint light of hope that the fog will lift and sun return The speaker credits Carol Begley as author.
TV And Radio Psyche Get TV Glamor Treatment
NBC aims to glamorize psychiatry with The 11th Hour a series opener. Wendell Corey and Jack Ging portray professionals under strict on set guidance from Dr Harold W Arlen to project psychiatry as medical science and humane. Cain's Hundred episode Murder by Proxy features Mark Richman risking reputation over a flimsy murder conspiracy plan with witness perjury by Enid aes and Earl Klegg's case collapsing.
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Hollywood
NBC
Onerogram
Wendell Corey
Jack Ging
Harold W. Arlen
Los Angeles
Dr. Arlen
Mark
Cain
Mark Richman
Channel 6
Earl Klegg
Charles McGraw
Enidaes
Fay Spain
Lifespan lengths rise with medical progress and aging trends
A 1961 study shows average life expectancy at birth reaching 70.8 years for both sexes, up from 66.5 in 1947, with women outliving men by several years early in life but narrowing with age. Improvements in medicine, housing, and services push longer lifespans, while causes of death shift from infectious diseases to heart disease and cancer. The piece notes detailed age-based life expectancies and hints at future gains as cures emerge.
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Tony
New York hair stylist urges simple styles for everyday wear
Newspaper Enterprise Assn reports a New York hair stylist advising women to skip elaborate coifs for daily life. He argues simple, easy to manage hairstyles save time and money and are more appropriate for everyday activities than ornate sets designed for public appearances.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
America
Local Biddeford News Briefs Reflect Turbulent Economics and Politics
In Biddeford Maine today readers see commentary on the blurring line between economy and politics. The piece notes rising costs influencing policy debates and public sentiment in the city.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From 47 to 60 Across and Down
A compact list of crossword clues with across and down entries from 47 Mountain to 60 Dickens Philip Pirrip. Includes Mt Sinai reference 49 Arranged two words 52 Prohibit 53 Miss Dartle 57 device for measuring distance by two vehicles 61 Inheritances 62 Mothers helper 63 More direct 64 Spring bloom and several downstream entries such as Yell region Christmas carol branch of government and others.
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Mt. Sinai
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Washington News
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Fred Othman
Supreme Court
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Fred
Boyle
Business Mirror
Carol Begley
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
and Veterans Guide
Pa Brown
Arthur Space
Ma Brown
Ann Doran
Tri-States
Edgar Torrance
Paul Birch
Martha
Ruth Millet
Laddeford - Seco
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Arriet
Dickens
Philip Pirrip
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