Position in Danger in Japan Threatens Free World
The article warns that Japan's democracy, barely 15 years old, faces grave peril from mob violence that jeopardizes Premier Kishi's government. It argues a leftist or Communist shift could push Japan back toward totalitarianism, undermining the Western defense line across the Philippines, Okinawa, and Formosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kishi
Tft
America
Philippines
Okinawa
Formosa
Pacific
Far East
The Daily Investor Reader Misunderstands Column
William A. Doyle explains brokerage charges for members of the stock exchange and how orders routed to other members incur fees. The column then answers reader questions on Telefonos de Mexico dividends paid in dollars, and Consolidated Edison stock's low price in 1948, noting the growth potential of utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissions Stock Exchange
Q. I
Telefonos de Mexico
A. Con Edison Common
Letters to the Editor on Homeless Mothers and Voting Law
A reader urges housing for homeless mothers with homes day nurseries and rest homes at affordable prices and laments nursing home wait lists. The piece calls for a large house and prayers, signed by Mrs Robert Glass from Linwood. The second letter criticizes the Lord's Day Alliance and Robert Adams for legal arguments about majority versus registered voters, calling courts delaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Acres
Robert Glass
Vernon Ave
Linwood
The
Times
Lord's Day Alliance
Robert BD. Abrahams
Philadelphia
Edward J. Tracey
N. Felton Ave
Sharon Hill
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Family Reunions
A series of social notes lists Mr and Mrs James A Hopwood and daughter Heather of Clarkesville Va visiting Mr and Mrs Philip M Sweeney in Richey Park for a weekend. Lenora Granger returns home from Cape May NJ after a week with her grandmother Mrs Albert Granger. Rex J Self of Swarthmore Rutgers Ave returns from Washington DC. Elizabeth Booth of Los Angeles visits Moylan CP Haldt Vernon and Bancroft roads. Edward F E White of In the Orchard Lapidea returns from Forest Hills Long Island. Mrs James Urhes of Dover and Mrs Walter Birtwell of Atlantic City return home after visiting Mrs Fraley N Weidner. Anne D Mahon and Agnes Dix chaperoned a river trip with Chester High School graduates aboard the White Seal. Franklin Fire Company plans a fall visit to Wilmington DE with some apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hopwood
Heather Hopwood
Clarkesville
Philip M. Sweeney
West Ward. Avenue
Richey Park
Lenora Granger
Robert L. Granger
Constitution Avenue
Ridley Park
Albert Granger
Cape May
Rex J. Self
Rutgers Ave
Swarthmore
Washington, D.C
Elizabeth Booth
Los Angeles
Calif
Louis Nicholas Haldt
Vernon and
Bancroft Roads
Moylan
Edward FE. White
Orchard
Lapidea
Forest Hills
Long Island
White
C. H. Webber
James Urhes
Dover
Del
Walter Birtwell
Atlantic City
Fraley N. Weidner
19Th and
Chestnut Streets
Anne D. Mahon
City Public
Agnes Dix
Chester High School
Franklin Fire Company
Wilmington
Income tax plugs sought by Anderson and Scott
Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson and Paul Scott push for a taxpayer identification system modeled on Social Security to track unreported income. Banks would report dividends and interest to IRS, with cards showing taxpayer numbers processed by IBM machines to flag unreported income. The plan faces study by Senate and House committees amid wider debate on tax and dividend withholding. Russia adds to wealth class amid Khrushchev era plans. Soviet ruble millionaires rise, provoking warnings from Literature and Life. Farm officials warn Common Market plans threaten U.S. exports, noting last year’s $215 million in feed grains and $89 million in tobacco sent to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Allen
Paul Scott Washington
Treasury
Robert Anderson
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Anderson
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
Minn
McCarthy
IRS
IBM
Nixon
Russia
Soviet Union
State ‘Department
Literature and Life
Khrushchev
U. S. Agriculture Department
Benson
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Ike Budget Surplus Forecasts Face Revisions Amid Surprises
Sylvia Porter analyzes President Eisenhower's fiscal outlook as the 1960 budget year closes. Surplus forecasts wobble from $4.2 billion to around $1-2 billion while tax and spending shifts by Congress shape the year ahead. If the economy stays strong, surpluses persist. a dip could flip to a deficit. The article notes debt savings and lower borrowing costs offset higher outlays as the administration bows out with a long-stated budget surplus goal in reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Washington
Treasury
Congress
GOP
Difference Between Men Not Taken Into Account
Visionaries in an ivory tower draft blueprints for a superstate and refuse to consider practical or human factors. The fragment hints at a debate over governance where planners ignore the realities and consequences of their designs for real people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory Tower
Superstate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iron Hammer plot by Soviet led unions aims at Japan
A Pan-Asian labor alliance led by Sohyo and allied to Soviet and Chinese groups plans a coordinated effort to seize influence in Japan. The drive would mobilize 3.5 million workers to paralyze industry and government, with unions controlling essential sectors and key bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
World Federation of Trade Unions
Toom
Minoru Takano
Tokyo
U. S
Orient
Sohyo
Japan
Nippon
General Council of Japanese
Sohvo
All-Japan Garrison Forces Labor Union
Sohya
Judiciary Employes
Water Supply Workers Union
Finance Ministry
Radio Wave Control Agency Workers Union
Electric Communications Workers Union
Financial Affairs Bureau Workers Union
Railway Workers Union
Municipal Transportation Workers Union
Local and Municipal Workers Union
Labor Ministry Workers Union
Teachers Union
Printing Agency Workers Union
Broadcasting
Friends of Moscow and
Zemo
Quiz Bus Q For What Structure Is Zanesville Famous
The Zanesville landmark is the Y shaped bridge spanning the Muskingum and Licking Rivers. Lucrezia Borgia was indeed the daughter of Rodrigo Borgia, who became Pope Alexander VI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Muskingum and
Licking Rivers
Lucrezia Borgia
Rodrigo Borgia
Pope Alexander VI
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