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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1962
Page
9
Congress approves the trade bill enhancing presidential tariff authority and new federal aid concepts for workers hurt by imports. Administration campaigns across the country and Bipartisan support from Eisenhower era Republicans helped blunt opposition, though gains did not erase broader concessions and protections within the measure.
A broad survey discusses how the administration built support for a trade bill, courting major groups like textiles and lumber, promising concessions, and using a White House office to push the measure. Analysts question if liberal trade aims survive the final negotiations and timing.
Readers ask about stroke causes and recovery methods including physical therapy and braces. Dr Motner explains stroke types, paralysis, and early treatment's role in recovery with examples of muscle movement and new therapies. A second reader asks about vitamin K sources and cataract removal with explanations of when surgery helps and why retina or optic nerve issues matter.
Sioux City Iowa reports Democratic U S Senate candidate George S McGovern was admitted for two days of checkups and tests after feeling awfully fatigued. An aide said he would resume campaigning Monday and that the former Food for Peace administrator entered the hospital Thursday night.
A House subcommittee led by Rep Emanuel Celler plans hearings in mid January to probe whether mergers threaten press freedom. The article notes 1961 had record newspaper circulations and ad spending, but stresses costs rise faster than revenues, especially in large cities amid stiff competition from other media.
The shift shows mergers and suspensions in big cities while suburban papers grow from 26 to 29 within 50 miles of Los Angeles area since 1940. City papers fall from eight to five, and suburban dailies rise from 18 to 24. Factoring two decades, weekday metro dailies gain 2.46 percent while suburban dailies climb 21.7 percent.
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