Congress debates billboard control renewal and bonuses
Congress lets the billboard incentive program lapse on June 30 while Kentucky receives about 65000 in bonus payments for Interstate Highway System ad controls. A $2 million 1962 appropriation remains for 19 other signatories, with renewed extension debated in House and Senate amid Commerce Department proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Kentucky
Congress
House
Public Works Committee
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Maurine B. Neuberger
Dore
Senate
US Commerce Department
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
Press letters discuss housing boom and tax reform ideas
A letter advocates blocking 600 tract homes and denying a zoning variance for Adelson while criticizing California density and urging readers to visit Southern California. It also lampoons the Lee Plan for federal tax limits and cites civic activism, proposing broad political ideas and mock stamps against multimillionaires. The text includes signature blocks from Gayle Perry and John Coping, Long Beach, and a second letter praising editorial stance on numerized identity and ZIP codes with Patricia Arnold.
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Adelson
California
Townsend
Lee
J. D. Lee
Long Beach
University-by-the-Sea
Nevada
John
Jan
Orange Ave
Apt
Long Beach 12
Calif
Cystic fibrosis of the pancreas explained by a doctor
A letter from readers discusses cystic fibrosis its hereditary nature and pancreatic digestion impact. Expert notes the disease is dangerous challenging to cure and outlines symptom management through diet antibiotics and relief of breathing congestion.
Note on addressing stammering in children
A memo to Mrs J B advises seeking professional evaluation for an eight year old who stammers rather than jumping to speech therapy. It cites nervous tension as a likely underlying cause and suggests early assessment before treatment.
Acne Teenage Problem Booklet Offered By Doctor
Acne is a major teenager issue and readers may request Dr Molner’s booklet Acne The Teenage Problem by writing to him care of this newspaper. Enclose a large self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to cover handling. Dr Molner cannot answer individual letters due to high volume but will address questions in his column when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Molner
Dr. Moiner
Public turns from stocks as 1962 market slump erodes faith
A University of Michigan survey shows 1962 stock slump shifted public opinion. In fall 1962 only 92 percent of upper income families favored bank deposits or bonds as the wisest investment, while stock confidence sank to a small minority. Professionals have dominated trading since mid-1962 with little sign of a broad public return.
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America
Univesity
Michigan
New York Stock Exchange
American Rock Exchange
Transac
Wall Street
Uase Bank
Opinion sketches poke at politics and daily life
A collage of quips by Sen Spaper and Bill Vaughan lampoon politics, polls, aging, and social habits. The jokes touch on grandparent pretense, public opinion, tomato harvests, rival nations, and humorous observations about everyday behavior and language.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington — Con
Gress
Bill
Washington
American Hotel and Motel Association
Garden Clubs
American Automobile Association
Sincerely, Gayle Perry
Mrs
William L
Zip
Patricia Arnold U
N Senior
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Mother
By Sylvia Porter
Sen Spaper
Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Grandpaw
George Washington
Supreme Court
Junior Tippy
Henderson
Navy ST
West
Las Vegas
North
Vegas
Cournean Mevabats
S. Lake Mead Blvd
S. Main ST
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