Top Business Year 1962 Highlights and 1963 Outlook
Sylvia Porter surveys the year 1962 detailing the Trade Expansion Act move toward Atlantic unity, the stock market crash of May 28, the steel price hike impact, and the U.S. balance of payments deficit. She notes calls for tax cuts to spur growth and forecasts 1963 focuses on expanding exports, boosting growth, and strengthening the free world economy.
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Sylvia Porter
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U.S
Kennedy
88Th Congress
United States
United Europe
Soviet Union
Wall Street
Washington
America
Patricia Nixon Carried On With Campaign Despite Broken Ribs
Beverly Hills sources say Patricia Nixon campaigned for Richard M. Nixon while hiding three cracked ribs. She injured herself in October after slipping on a hotel bathroom floor in San Francisco. Since Nixon’s defeat to Edmund G. Brown, she has kept to home with daughters Tricia and Julie.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Patricia Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Tricia
Julie
Bermuda
Nixon
Florida Keys
Apartment Life Adds Incentive For Residents
In St Louis an eight story elderly housing project promotes activity with games movies arts and excursions. Charles Schmidt 72 plans to marry Louise Metz 62 while residents age 62 or disabled fill the first low rent housing for seniors. The Senior Activity Group coordinates outings bingo and social events.
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ST. Louis
Charles E. Schmidt
Louise Metz
Virginia Moerschel
St. Louis Housing Authority
Schmidt
Ozarks
Wisconsin Plan Spurs Debate on Voluntary Health Coverage
Madison Wis—University of Wisconsin historian Prof Glenn Sonnedecker says the surge of voluntary health insurance could steer the nation away from government plans. He notes Wisconsin Physicians Service launched a new prescription drug policy as part of growing voluntary coverage. He traces early opposition to compulsory schemes by the American Pharmaceutical Association and the American Medical Association, then highlights postwar growth driven by prosperity and union-related benefits.
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Madison
United States
Glenn Sonnedecker
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Physicians Service
American Pharmaceutical Association
U.S
Tion
Sonnedecker
Newspaperman Vosburgh Dies in Waterbury Career of 40 Years
William W. Vosburgh Jr. aged 62, editorial director of the Waterbury Republican and the American, died Sunday. He spent his entire journalism career with the two Waterbury papers since 1949.
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Waterbury, Conn
William W. Vosburgh Jr
Waterbury Republican
the American
Vosburgh
Medical economics and public health access expand debate
Sion into medical economics continues to be a key issue where public sentiment holds that health services are unreasonably expensive or not readily available to a substantial portion of the population.
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