Humble words from politicians draw wary public tone
The commentary notes politicians tout humility, though critics argue they misunderstand the term and simply seek public approval by the appealing sound rather than true humility.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
4
The commentary notes politicians tout humility, though critics argue they misunderstand the term and simply seek public approval by the appealing sound rather than true humility.
The community anticipates two major August contracts a post office in Well Street and an overpass linking Central and West Decatur. The note references Khrushchev touring the Soviet Union and implies public interest in when residents will see concrete progress.
John S. Knight in the Detroit Free Press argues Medicare named as King Anderson will be postponed until 1963 after a major operation. He says Congress will bury the bill in the House Ways and Means Committee this year while President Kennedy eases pressure. He predicts a private nonprofit plan via Social Security and cautions against hastily enacted “socialized medicine.”
William S White analyzes Justice Byron White's early rulings and hints at a conservative view of the Supreme Court. White dissented in California narcotics case and questioned the court’s reach into state matters, signaling restraint and fidelity to constitutional interpretation. The piece frames White within a conservative bloc opposing postwar judicial activism.
A 15 year old girl, bright and attractive, ran away from a strict religious home. She attended church extensively but lacked affection and companionship at home. The piece argues parents failed to provide love, guidance, and a healthy atmosphere, leading to truancy and harmful behavior.
President Kennedy bristled at a Colorado publisher's question about appointing relatives to government posts during an off the record luncheon with Colorado editors. He cited Eisenhower precedent and defended his brother's public service, then urged business leaders to bring constructive ideas for 1964 while noting stock market fears and a mild recession.
Sylvia Porter reports that U S corporations face a severe profit squeeze driven by intense competition and weak demand for established products. The Harvard Business Review study argues decisive managerial action is needed, including cost cuts, comprehensive operations reviews, and radical strategic changes to restore profits and fund growth.
A brief notice notes a campaign entry running against Senator John Carroll, a Democrat, for the United States Senate. The copyright line attributes the text to The Bell Syndicate in 1962.
A gallon of varnish covers about 600 square feet of unfinished hardwood flooring and about 650 square feet over prior varnish. The figures help estimate quantities for project scope and budgeting.
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