Effects Of Printed Money In 1960s Economic Debate
A collection of economist quotes argues that growing public debt fuels inflation by eroding money value. It contrasts legitimate debt liquidation with currency depreciation and criticizes reliance on deficits as Keynesian doctrine. The piece notes interest consumes tax dollars and non-productive spending rises with debt.
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Palin
Lord Keynes
John Kenneth Gailbraith
Peter F. Dracker
United States
Part time farming shown to boost incomes in small Tennessee farms
A University of Tennessee survey in the upper Tennessee Valley finds part time farming yields higher family incomes than full time farming or non farming. Full time farming averages 2900 dollars, non farming 3700, while part time earns about 4900, suggesting benefits and transition roles for rural households. Auto dealers report 108 dollar average profit per new car in Q1, and about half of American adults dine out weekly per Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia data.
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Tennessee Valley
University
Eastern
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Open Convention Hopes Stir GOP Presidential Quest
The piece argues Goldwater leads while Scranton’s candidacy signals no new GOP philosophy. It praises Goldwater’s anti phony liberalism stance, questions Scranton’s critique, notes Senate leaders like Dirksen Morton and others as potential nominees, and suggests research could yield a strong vice presidential pick.
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William Scranton
Scranton
Goldwater
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Arizona
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America
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Everett Dirksen
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Congress
Dirksen
Lyndon Johnson
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
United States Senate
New York Herald Tribune
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Humphrey Salute Signals End Of An Era In Civil Rights Fight
Washington observers view Humphrey fist salute as symbol of a political shift after the Senate voted to gag debate on Civil Rights. Dirksen and Goldwater's actions shaped the outcome, signaling a new era of federal authority and looming national election tensions. The piece foresees a polarized 1964 presidential race with Goldwater as a focal point for both resistance and reform.
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Scranton
Eisenhower
Congress
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Senate
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Humphrey
Appomattox
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North Carolina
America
Barry Goldwater
How To Keep Well Trichinosis Advice From 1962
A compact health column notes repeated criticism from the meat industry over trichinosis. It cites U S public health service data on Wisconsin outbreaks linked to summer sausage and pork, cautions against undercooked meat, gives recommended cooking temps and times, and stresses consumer responsibility. It also includes a brief block on protein importance by E A.
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United States Public Health Service
Wisconsin
Massillon
Columbus
Alaska
Baker's cyst treatment question then misdirection
Mrs W asks about Baker's cyst management noting the cyst is behind the knee and contains fluid. The piece states surgical removal as the best remedy and that these cysts sometimes respond to corticosteroid injections.
Itching from silvering glass at mirror shop
A note from a teen worker says after school he is 16 and works in a small mirror shop. He reports widespread itching each time he silver glass and asks for cause. The response states contact dermatitis is the most likely cause and suggests changing jobs.
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T.O
Health Hint: Shaving Tip Prevents Neck Bleeds
A shaving nick to the Adam's apple is unlikely to cause fatal bleeding. Pressure or a styptic pencil stops any bleeding easily. Today’s Health Hint notes neatness at home helps prevent accidents.
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Nick JH
Gruening cites Guardian materials in Vietnam policy critique
Washington Alaska Senator Ernest Gruening used material from the National Guardian in the Congressional Record to attack U S policy in South Vietnam. He quoted dispatches from Wilfred Burchett and referenced personnel tied to communist groups, with a Senate subcommittee labeling the Guardian as propaganda for Soviet Russia.
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Alaska
Ernest Gruening
New York
National Guardian
Congressional Record
U. S
South Vietnam
Gruening
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Guardian
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Committee of Congress
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
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United States
American Labor Party
Cedric Belfrage
England
Senate
John T. McManus
James Aronson
McNanus
Aronson
Russ Nixon
Joanne Grant
Cuba
Alger Hiss
Sen. Gruening
Vietnam
Helen B. Lamb
Radcliffe
Preaching the New Testament and the Old Testament
The speaker argues for preaching the full New Testament while affirming that salvation is described in the Old Testament. He cites Acts 3:18 24 and Corinthians to show the Old Testament foretells the Messiah Jesus. He fears insufficient Old Testament teaching today and stresses its necessity to understand the New Testament.
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Samuel
Paul
Christ
Jesus
The Monroe News Star masthead and policy note
The Monroe News Star presents its history and leadership details including publisher John D. Ewing and 1929 038 Wilson Ewing, with editorial staff names and Associated Press affiliation. It describes independence, impartial news, and its stance against partisan politics.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
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