Thrift, foresight, and wealth in a Biblical view
A meditation on Proverbs 21 20 urging thrift and savings to become a cheerful giver. Wealth is not inherently sinful but the love of riches for comfort and security is a spiritual handicap, contrasting with the warning of the rich man who trusts in goods.
Space Industry Only 22 Months Old Going Strong
The space business, begun after Sputnik I, is a billion-dollar yearly industry in under two years. Fortune magazine cites six prime contractors with 30 percent of the budget, military ARPA funds fuel Saturn booster plans, and NASA drives non military space work. Rosy goals include manned orbital capsules, with speed needed to compete with Russia.
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Space
Fortune Magazine
Lockheed
Douglas
Rocketdyne
Convair
McDonnell
General Electric
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atsam
Advanced Research Project Agency
ARPA
U. S
NASA
Saturn
New York Hospital Strike Ends With Lingering Financial Strains
The settlement ends the seven hospital walkouts but leaves unresolved economic pressures. Costs for care have risen sharply over the past decade while governments lag on charity payments. AHA says boosting minimum wages to 1.25 dollars per hour could raise daily costs about 3.15 dollars per patient nationwide.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Index
New York City
American Hospital Association
Congress
Kozlov Visit Signals Moscow United States Cultural Exchange
Editorial notes that Soviet premier Khrushchev aims to keep open lines to Washington as Kozlov, a top deputy, prepares to visit the United States. Kozlov will meet Eisenhower and Secretary Herter, touring cities like Chicago and San Francisco. The event marks official high level exchange, with aims of prestige and trade alongside cultural display.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
Moscow
Washington
Frol Romanovich Kozlov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Heirarchy
Kozlov
Eisenhower
Nixon
U. S
United States
Russia
Communist Party Central Committee
Central Committee
Soviet Union
New York
Skolniki Park
Practical Politics and the Rise of Modern Campaign Methods
George Sokolsky critiques practical politicians who rely on techniques to win votes rather than substantive platforms. He notes radio and television replacing old tactics, the role of advertisers and pollsters, and the growing influence of organized labor, farm groups, and capital interests in U S politics. He cites Willkie as a case study of this shift and warns that the era of existential politics favors message over meaning.
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China
United States
Great Britain
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
National Association of Manufacturers
Tammany Hall
Nam
Wall Street
Madison Avenue
Jimmy Hoffa
Dave Dubinsky
Walter Reuther
New Blue Ridge Parkway Link Opens Through Cherokee Lands
The 10 mile wilderness link between Wolf Laurel Gap near Soco and the Great Smoky Mountains Park opens via the Cherokee Reservation. The route, with five tunnels, stretches along the parkway from Shenandoah to Beech Gap, linking to US 441 at Cherokee. The dedication ceremony featured a wall plaque about early American pioneers and a National Park Service museum display.
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Wolf Laurel Gap
Soco
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Qualla
Cherokee Indian Reservation
America
Shenandoah Park
Virginia
Beech Gap
Asheville
Blue Ridge
Black and
Pisgah Ranges
Cherokee
Oconaluftee Pioneer Museum
Notes On The News By Charles Pearson
Notes discuss the Cherokee Indian Museum and native crafts, the Cherokee drama Unto These Hills, and the influx of visitors. It notes the lack of reference to Indian culture in some displays and highlights the need for better lodging and coordinated hotel accommodations near Bryson City Maggie Valley and Sylva.
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Cherokee Historical Association
Park Museum
Petches
DeSoto
Sir Walter Raleigh
Roanoke Island
Bryson City
Maggie Valley
Sylva
Eisenhower Aides Endorse Inflation Policy Shaping
A Pres price group under Vice President Nixon produced a report aligning with Eisenhower’s earlier Congress proposals. The panel, including Saulnier and Wallis, calls inflation a danger and warns Republicans could leverage anti inflation rhetoric in the 1960 elections, while Democrats adjust programs to fit the president’s stance.
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Presprice
Eisenhower
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Cab
Iet
Raymond J. Saulnier
W. Allen Wallis
Wallis
Business School
University of Chicago
Cabinet Committee
North Carolina Has Lowest Auto Insurance Rates Says Study
Insurance analyst John R. Peacock finds North Carolina's average minimum limit premium $37.53, with Wyoming lowest at 23.62 and Connecticut highest at 84.70. The piece cites rising accident costs, jury awards, medical costs, repair costs, styling trends, and calls for safety, education, competition, and industry leadership to reduce premiums.
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North Carolina
Wyoming
Connecticut
Tennessee
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Automobile
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