Clothing And Food Prices Set To Rise In 1962
Washington based forecasts from Agriculture and Labor Departments warn higher clothing costs driven by processing and marketing expenses. Food prices may rise modestly with more plentiful supplies later, while meat output could add a half pound per person. Cotton wool and textile advances expected with new fabrics and products.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Agriculture and Labor Department
U. S
Southern Garment Manufacturers Association
Orion
Agriculture Dept
Naly
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture fuels America’s vast economy and jobs
ASC News details agriculture as the United States’ largest business, employing over 7 million workers and supporting millions more in storage, transport, and processing. It cites farmer efficiency, consumption by industry, and substantial investment while noting farmers’ tax contributions and the era’s food abundance versus hunger.
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United States
New York Stock Exchange
Russia
Shortage in Communist agriculture noted by State Dept official
W. Michael Blumenthal of the State Department says Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc farming lag behind the United States. He cites weak incentives, scarce inputs, and inefficiencies under socialized systems. China also faces poor harvests, mismanagement, and heavy imports to feed a growing population.
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U.S
Gaylord P. Godwin
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Europe
China
State Department
Agriculture Department
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
United States
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Germany
Red
Communist
Mainland
Peiping
Free World
Night glare doubles needed illumination for drivers
New York reports that facing bright headlights requires about thirty times more light to see objects. Research from the Marine Co. notes that an average driver at 50 mph passing two glaring headlights travels about 73 feet before becoming effectively blind.
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New York
UPI
the Marine Co
Newsom's News Analysis: Disarmament Talks Fail to Sway
Phil Newsom notes that 16 years of seeking to prevent mass death have yielded little progress as nuclear disarmament talks stall. He cites Kennedy's Izvestia interview and Columbia University's disarmament conference, highlighting apologies for the fog of suspicion and the persistent failure to reach consensus.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Ouhr
Kennedy
Izvestia
U. S
Geneva
Columbia University
Temperature highs and lows for the past 24 hours
The period ended at 11 a.m. Tuesday with a maximum of 59 degrees and a minimum of 36 degrees recorded at 7 and 8 a.m. Tuesday. The temperatures follow a daily progression based on readings from the local station.
Silverton Girl Wins National 4-H Award
Carolyn Garrison of Silverton earned a national 4-H award and a $400 college scholarship at the 40th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Pascal Garrison has grown garden profits from $20 to $125 each year while leading county garden tours and winning district and county demonstrations.
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Silverton
Carolyn Garrison
Carolyn
Chicago
Pascal Garrison
Foreign investment rise fuels tariff war prep
The Washington briefing notes an impending tariff clash in the next Congress as U S industry speeds expansion abroad. Foreign branches report faster capital spending than domestic units, with projected 1959 investments near 4 5 billion led by Europe.
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Jesse Bogue
UPS Financial
New York
UPI
Washington Dispatches Today
Bureau of Business Conditions
The
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Department of Commerce
Europe
Evening TV lineup scrambled across multiple stations
A garbled TV guide lists KFOX KGNC KSYD V Channel 7 KFDA with staggered programs including People’s Choice Annie Oakley Meet Mr Magoo Huntley Brin kley Alfred Hitchcock Dick Powell Show Cain’s Hundred Jack Paar Show Nightcap News and local weather. additional channels show Highway Patrol Wild Bill Hickok Superman and late news segments.
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Kfox . TV
Peoples Choice
Annie Oakley
Mr. Magoo
Warren
Norman Duncan
Kgnc - TV
Kapt Kidd
Huntley-Brinkiey
Laramie
Alfred Hitchcock
Dick Powell
Davis Hundred
Jack Paar
Ksyd - TV
Wild Bill Hickok
Doug Edwards
Quick Draw McGraw
Marshall Dillon
Dick van Dyke Show
Dobie Gillis
TV Schedule Snapshot for Local Stations December 1961
On December 6 1961 TV listings show KFDA KGNC and K8VD channels airing a mix of daytime and early evening programs. Highlights include Today Hourly News News Weather game shows The Price Is Right Concentration Truth or Consequences and soap operas like The Edge of Night and Guiding Light with children's programs and cartoons throughout the day.
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Kfda - TV
NBC
Weather Today
NBC News
Groucho
Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Daddy
Hollywood
Kukla
Ollie
KGNC
Capt Kidd
Young
Dr. Malone
K8vd
College of the Air
Otto Kangaroo
Nebbie Drake
Guiding Light
M Squad
Jack Tompkins
Jack LaLanne
Amogs
Andy
The
Bob
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U.S. Department of Labor
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Indus
Newsom
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
Christoph Hohenemser
Washington University
With George Montgomery
Charita Luna
Silverton Girl
Financial Review
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Channel
Alcoa
S.W
Channel 1
Giant
Dick Tracy
Dan True
Ralph Wayne
Marshall Diller
Dick Var Dyke
Debbie Guills
Red Skeleton
Ichabod and
Gary Moore
Cochise
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