Private Capital Abroad Seen Outpacing Official Aid
Fortune Magazine finds US private investment abroad now dwarfs government foreign aid, with 11.8 billion invested in 1950 rising to over 200 billion today including 15 billion in stocks and bonds. Canada leads with 12 billion, Europe about 8.8 billion, and Venezuela holds 2.8 billion including 2.2 in oil.
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Right to Work Gains Support From Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upholds Florida's right-to-work law and reinforces state sovereignty in this policy area. The piece traces how such laws protect workers from mandatory union membership, notes 30 states lack protections, and urges enforcement and public education on the issue amid broader debates about liberty and industrial growth. It also briefly references the fruit and vegetable plant industry and a historical note on Skopje.
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Danger Of U S Dictatorship From Misguided Ideas
In 1943 editorial argues against presidential spending powers and backing foreign loans without congressional approval. It cites support for selling wheat to the Soviet Union and warns such expediency risks democracy. It contrasts with pre war appeasement and cautions against aiding Khrushchev through credit.
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Otepka Security Record and the Ongoing Controversy
Washington notes outline Otto Otepka a State Department security official whose files included names like Lee Harvey Oswald John Davies and Harlan Cleveland. The piece details his firing in November and potential restoration while tracing shifts in anti democracy zeal within State Department from Eisenhower through Kennedy administrations.
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Bible Digest Faith in God’s Word Endures Forever
A devotional note cites Luke 21, emphasizes God’s words enduring beyond heaven and earth. Encourages placing faith in scripture over personal feelings and trusting God’s promises.
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How To Keep Well By Dr. Van Dellen Psoriasis Remedies
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen outlines psoriasis basics and treatments. Sunlight aids healing. small lesions are treated by scale removal, lubricants, and salicylic acid. Sulfur and tar with ultraviolet light offer larger-area options. corticosteroid creams may help, with wrap therapy under medical guidance. An internal option, aminopterin, is noted as a risky anticancer drug.
Ordinary men called to witness for Christ
The author urges restoring simple witnesses to Christ, citing Peter James John Matthew and Jesus as proof that untrained, everyday people can serve God. After 2000 years the church must revive living witnesses, for you are needed and can count for Christ.
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Is Surgery the Only Cure for Spastic Entropion
Eye specialists often suggest adhesive tape to keep the lid from turning in. If this fails, cauterizing lash openings or injecting alcohol may be tried. Surgery may be needed if no relief is obtained from these simpler procedures.
Alcohol and tranquilizers question on husband drinking
Mrs P asks if her husband who is a former mental patient can drink two beers daily and many mixed drinks on rare social occasions without harm. The reply says not if social occasions are infrequent.
Enlarged Isthmus Te Woc
The thyroid isthmus lies over the trachea and connects the right and left lobes. Enlargement at this point may displace the trachea but rarely narrows it.
Vein Inflammation and Health Tip Link Anger to Body
Phlebitis is inflammation of a vein and thrombophlebitis includes a clot. It is hard to have one without the other. Today's Health Hint notes that a lost temper disturbs body function.
Communist Front Holds Meet in Washington Dinner
James Baldwin appeared on the dais at the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee dinner in New York with noted figures such as Robert Thompson and Harvey O’Connor. Attendees included Levi Laub and Moe Fishman among others linked to Communist causes. Bob Dylan received the Tom Paine award amid disputes about press bias and Cuba.
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Monroe News-Star Advertises Staff and Mission
The Monroe News-Star announces its long history since 1909 with publishers John DB Ewing and Wilson Ewing. It lists leadership including Robert Ewing Jr and William Bronson and notes AP affiliation and national ad reps. The paper declares independence and impartial news, opposing what it sees as wrong without party bias.
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