Crime and Religion in America Across Cities
A magazine essay contends crime stems from public apathy and understaffed police, warning that big northern and western cities face rising crime while the south remains relatively calmer. It cites Kennedy's crime programs and calls for religious morality in public schools to curb violence.
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Kennedy's FCC Shakeup Dilemma Over Cross Succession
President Kennedy faces a split Democratic chorus over FCC Commissioner John Cross. Arkansas lawmakers back Cross for another term while Senator Magnuson and FCC chief Minow push Kenneth Cox for the post. Kennedy may delay a decision until Congress adjourns, with Cross retaining his seat until named.
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Stopping Heart Feats and Political Alley Chats
A reader questions if hearts can stop briefly as researchers report Yoga practitioners delaying heartbeats. A Mayo style medical exchange notes a case where an ECG paused briefly. diet and blood pressure kept health. The piece shifts to political talk about the Kennedy era and praise for John McCormack’s House leadership amid debt-limit bills.
Worries Over Calcification Of Aorta Highlighted
A reader recalls a chest X ray from three years ago showing calcification in the aorta of her 70 year old husband. The letter to Dr Steinerohn discusses concerns about this vascular condition and its implications.
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Dr Steincrohn Offers Headache Aid By Mail
A newspaper notice states Dr Steincrohn will mail his leaflet Hints on How to Overcome Headaches to readers who send a stamped self addressed envelope and 10 cents for handling. Address requests to Dr Steincrohn care of this newspaper.
This Day In History June 23 Almanac Capsule
United Press International notes on this day in history includes 1836 surplus distribution by the U S Treasury to 26 states, 1931 Wiley Post and Harold Gatty round the world flight, 1938 creation of the Civil Aeronautics Authority, and 1947 Taft Hartley Act passage. A thought from Irvin Cobb reflects on ashes at a dogwood in Louisville.
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How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues the Kennedy administration appears anti business in steel price policy and regulatory expansion. He warns that public belief in hostility harms investment, slows growth, and risks recession, urging firm understanding of free market mechanics. The piece stresses psychology of business confidence and dangers of government tampering.
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Old-Fashioned Trades on NYSE Floor Meet Automation
Sylvia Porter tours the New York Stock Exchange describing open outcry bond trading, floor signaling, and the tickers that print 1867 era origins. She notes antiquated methods versus proposed upgrades like walkie talkie messages and faster tickers to handle rising volumes.
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Faith in God Amid Miracles and Fear
A devotional note cites Mark 4 40 where Jesus asks why ye are fearful and have no faith and urges believers to trust in God within a world of miracles. The passage emphasizes faith over doubt and invites confidence in divine power.
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Monroe Morning World Editorial: Independent Stance
The Monroe Morning World describes itself as an independent newspaper printed in Monroe. It asserts impartial news coverage and a stance against party politics while supporting what it believes is right and opposing what it deems wrong.
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