Peck Explains Why Mr K Is Mad
Editor notes an article by George Peck asserts Khrushchev is jealous of America. It cites Conference Board statistics comparing work time to buy goods in New York City and Moscow and hints at a Page 3 continuation.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1960
Page
2
Editor notes an article by George Peck asserts Khrushchev is jealous of America. It cites Conference Board statistics comparing work time to buy goods in New York City and Moscow and hints at a Page 3 continuation.
Washington conservatives clash with Nelson Rockefeller over his plan upsetting Eisenhower and Nixon. He presses for a $3 billion rise in defense, federal school construction aid, and aged medical help through Social Security, plus tax reform and compulsory arbitration. Support grows for a 47 percent top rate via Herlong Baker plan with action aimed next year.
Advertising is a real commodity and must be judged by its effect per dollar. Some retailers chase cheap deals and lose business, while sustained, valuable ads in a weekly newspaper prove their worth, unlike firms that abandon quality ads for low cost.
Crossword puzzle listing with Across and Down clues including tamed opposite and various word fits. Includes composer, grains, and furniture terms, plus hints like branch of learning and mineral items.
Memory Lane in Terry County notes a new long-handled stocking suiter enabling milady to pull up stockings from a car without risking harm in the street. Other items include a finger injury to Robert Young of Tokio and a Harmony Home Demonstration Club forming last week.
The Press Journal of Louisiana Missouri argues that raising the federal minimum and extending wage-hour coverage could harm part time workers such as housewives teens and older adults. It urges local action tailored to local stores and services rather than broad national mandates.
Editor and Publisher notes that newspapers in the United States and Canada spent about $100 million per year on plant improvement and expansion, a pattern continuing in 1960 after averaging similar amounts in 1957 and 1958. The survey by the American Newspaper Publishers Association argues this proves confidence in rising readership and demand.
President J Russell Duncan of the Minne apolis Coline Company argues that government should not fix prices or control production but should lubricate the world flow of goods. He says aid is needed only in drought flood pestilence and war and that feeding hungry nations could counter Communist propaganda in the Cold War.
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