Life Begins at Forty by Robert Peterson
A column argues retirees on fixed pensions face growing inflation erosion and urges cost of living tied pensions. It notes White House concern and lawmakers’ inaction, urging elder organization to push for protective regulations. The piece also muses on travel’s modest fare declines and retirement brochures.
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Robert Peterson
Tme
White House
Frank W. Abrams
Exchairman
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Europe
New York
Paris
Too Early To Label New Justice White
Washington AP reports on Byron R. White the new Supreme Court justice at 45. He avoids being labeled liberal or right wing, writes meaty opinions and speaks up, including a notable dissent on a California narcotics case. Since joining April 16 he has issued majorities on several matters and is described as hard to pigeonhole.
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Raymond
Crowley
Washington
Byron R
Whizzer
White
Supreme Court
William 0. Douglas
Rhodes
California
Douglas
Lawrence Robinson
Robinson
Felix Frankfurter
Court
Crackdown on Exports Moves Through House Action
Washington AP reports the House approved a ban on exports to Iron Curtain nations to curb Communist economic potential. The vote extended the Export Control Act for three years, preserving the license system that screens exports and blocks certain shipments to the Communist world.
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Washington
House
United States
CAB Recommends Flights Elimination Between Tucson and Albuquerque
Washington AP report says a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner Joseph L. FitzMaurice recommends TWA service to Tucson Albuquerque be cut on flights that start or end on the Pacific Coast or east of Kansas City. Any exceptions must be filed within ten days.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans World Airlines
Tucson
Albuquerque
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Joseph L. Fitz
Maurice
Four Lutheran Groups Make Merger Plans
Four Lutheran denominations gathered in Detroit as they near a planned Thursday merger. Presidents Fry and Lundén spoke of unity and preserving their distinct identities within a single body, with Christ cited as the unifying force. The groups include the United Lutheran Church, Augustana Lutheran Church, and two others, the American Evangelical Lutheran bodies.
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Detroit
Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church
Marvin H. Lundeen
Augustana Lutheran Church
Lutheran Cifireh and the Suomi Synod unite
The text notes differences in origin as the root of divisions and states the new denomination will total 2,200,000 members, making it the sixth largest Protestant body in America. It mentions Dinosaur Caverns in western Arizona and Carlsbad Caverns in southeastern New Mexico as limestone reef formations unrelated to the Christian church item.
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Suomi Synod
America
Dinosaur Caverns
Carlsbad Caverns
Dinogaur Caverns
Arizona
New Mexico
Tobacco as Paper Money in Early America
Warehouse receipts for tobacco became the first paper money in the American colonies and were used to pay taxes. Teachers and clergymen were paid in tobacco, with a wedding ceremony costing 200 pounds of leaf and a funeral service 400 pounds. Telegram Want Ads.
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