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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
21
A long analysis argues that labor strikes reflect social disease and psychological factors. It cites fear, pride, and stubbornness as barriers and suggests management labor barriers be reduced. Experts like Dr. Francis Bradshaw advocate understanding personalities and emotions to reach settlements.
A mother asks if her nine year old's nail biting and bed wetting link to home stress from a husband who drinks and gambles. An answer suggests checking for physical causes first and, if anxiety is the issue, addressing home conflict and nutrition to aid growth and behavior. It also notes seeking counseling or AA for the father.
An overview argues consumer spending, not hoarding, drives growth after tax cuts. It cites stable after tax spending around 93 percent and saving about 7 percent since the 1940s, then projects a $5 billion annual tax cut could add billions via the multiplier effect, boosting jobs and investment.
In Saigon General Wheeler says this is a dirty little war and that Americans in Viet Nam deserve home support and pride. In Washington Senator Kuchel declares he is not running for any national office and will remain in the Senate. In Pecos Dr. John Dunn says there is no enmity with Billie Sol Estes and that they have long been friends.
A reader supports the column Where We Stand and agrees on reducing smog. They urge a program to sell trees via scouts or another group to cut wasteful deforestation and save forests, asking for action on air quality and timber waste.
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