Two Views on a 16 Billion Budget Deficit and Policy
A speaker defends a 16 billion deficit as necessary to stimulate demand and employment while countering critics who say deficits prolong the Great Depression. He argues Keynesian principles, compares wartime deficits, and warns against over reliance on Treasury borrowing harming housing and manufacturing.
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Europe
Roosevelt
John Maynard Keynes
Congress
Committee On Banking, Currency and Housing
Treasury
Will Rogers On Leaders In An Off Season
Will Rogers comments that all leaders are victims of the slump and that being president during the past year felt like waiting at a crossing with a stop signal against them. He notes leaders would likely decline the job if offered again.
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Dad
Doctors urge access to hypertension drugs and review reform
Dr Edward Freis urges FDA speed and outside review for hypertension drugs such as bethanidine debrisoquine and propranolol noting British physicians have access while American patients wait He also cites heredity in hypertension and obesity and a two year Montreal study linking genetics to blood pressure and weight A South Carolina doctor stresses salt control as key to diuretic effectiveness in high blood pressure.
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Britain
Edward D. Freis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Washington, D. C
Freis
Journal of the American Medical Association
United States
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Montreal
Newton Brackett
Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston
Family Practice News
Long Beach Chamber survey shows few replies on air travel
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce received 129 replies from 1,542 members about air service from Long Beach Airport. Most travelers favored San Francisco and Las Vegas, with high trip counts. The executive notes the survey offers unclear conclusions, suggesting many members need to travel elsewhere but cannot.
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Long Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ralph Hinman, Jr
San Francisco
Bay Area
Las Vegas
Houston
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jim Woods
Long Beach Chamber
Ron Watson
Rise of Guardian Democracy by Ward Elliott
Harvard University Press 15 dollars. Ward Elliott, political scientist at Claremont McKenna College, analyzes the Supreme Court’s role in voting rights disputes from 1845 to the present, arguing a sharp critique he labels guardian democracy.
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Guardian Democracy
Ward E. Y. Elliott
Harvard Univ. Press
Claremont Men’s College
Supreme Court
Appreciation Grows for Ethnic Foods Aided by Greek Restaurants
A columnist recalls how Greek and other ethnic eateries moved from derision to popularity. He notes postwar openness to foreign cuisines, the rise of authentic tastes, and how Greek joints now showcase native dishes alongside American fare.
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James Thurber
Middle-West
Thurber
Columbus
India
Java
Japan
Korea
Columnists Represent Diverse Viewpoints On Opinion Page
Opinion page columnists chosen to reflect a range of perspectives and voices. The selection does not imply the newspaper's editorial stance.
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John Rousselot
Committee On Appropriations
Will Rogers
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Cosa Nostra
Mammoth Mountain
Redding
el Centro
New Orleans
USS
Sydney Harris
Sunnyside Memorial Gardens
Everett E. Siegrist
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