Your Money's Worth Millions of Us Never Had Is So Good as We Do Now
Sylvia Porter notes that in late May 1962 tens of millions with secure jobs enjoy record personal income and low price rises. Savings yield up to 4.15 percent, borrowing remains affordable, and import variety and social security benefits bolster financial security. Employment and income reach new peaks while cost of living rises modestly.
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U.S
Corrupt Union Boss Fell From Power on TV
A vivid TV segment on KCRG-TV 9 at 9 p.m. Friday profiles a violent downfall of a union leader amid accusations of dishonesty and corruption. The TAR GET: THE CORRUPTORS program examines alleged misconduct and its impact on members and operations.
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Kcrg-Tv 9
Cybertron the learning machine of 1961
A machine described as able to learn and solve problems beyond known formulas, profit from human feedback, and operate without fixed logic like a human mind. It was named Cybertron and reportedly founded on 1961 concepts, though it reportedly does not function as typical computing machines.
Dr Fishbein on Medicare Bill in Kennedy Era Debate
CONSIDINE NEW YORK Dr Morris Fishbein 72, AMA Journal editor for 33 years, attacks the King Anderson Kerr Mills bill. He says the plan overproduces and will push the elderly into hospitals and nursing homes, bets against home care studies, recalls changes in medical practice, and compares current trends to past obstetrics home births. He warns the bill could drive America toward socialism. He notes shifts from night calls to hospital deliveries and growing telephoned medical advice.
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Morris Fishbein
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Kennedy
AMA Journal
Kerr-Mills
King Anderson
Bob Hope
Will Rogers
Doctor debates, demographics, and politics in a candid address
The speaker critiques medical economics and public policy, noting rising accident deaths among children, the AMA versus government regulation, and the aging arc of human life. He compares medical salaries, growth, and decay with natural lifespans, ponderings on political timing, and references King Anderson and a congressional committee.
Defense in Bridge: When to return partner's lead
In defense, returning the partner's lead is often good but not always. The article advises players to evaluate situations where that return yields little future. It then guides readers to consider alternatives and think from East's position after winning the opening lead.
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Cardplay plan to set four heart contract in bridge
The narrator describes leading with the ace to probe for a way to set the four heart contract. If partner holds the king of clubs, a second trick is secured, but two more are needed. The plan focuses on strategic discards and signaling to establish the needed tricks.
Endgame defense in a spade shift hand
The text outlines a bridge endgame where the declarer must shift to spades. Lead the deuce of spades to force South to play the king while partner wins two spades and the king of clubs to defeat the hand. If a club is returned, South wins the king and the defense fails. a red lead risks trump draw and discard, while a spade lead lets South secure the king.
Mission of faith in Eichmann case stirs Southeast Asia stakes
Rev William Hull, a Canadian minister in Israel, says winning Adolf Eichmann to Jesus could transform his life. He argues the case carries broader weight, claiming the independence of Southeast Asian peoples and the region's fate are tied to the struggle against aggression described as greater than South Vietnam.
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Jesus
William Hull
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Rusk warns against Southeast Asia policy. film censors visit
Secretary of State Rusk urges that a Southeast Asia policy not succeed while Lord Morrison, head of the British Board of Film Censors, comments that television is not too bad, with some silliness but nothing serious.
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Southeast Asia
Rusk
Lord Morrison
British Board of Film Censors
U.S
Dysart to Honor Teacher Sunday Reception Planned
Viola M. Reimer will be honored Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. in Dysart High School gymnasium as she retires after 29 years as a kindergarten teacher. A program is set for 3:30 to 4 p.m. with former students, associates and friends attending.
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Dysart
Viola M. Reimer
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