Impatience vs Progress in a Growing Waterfront Community
The piece surveys rapid developments including a new Alroll plant a Port Authority wharf and warehouse a marina a 700 unit Hamilton Homes expansion a Campus school dome and field house under construction plus highway work new homes and plans for an industrial plant a fire house and a bridge. It notes activity is broad and improving though speed could quicken while expressing gratitude for visible progress.
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Alroll
Port Authority
Hamilton
Tax cuts without spending relief invite inflation
A White House push for a top to bottom income tax reduction is discussed to boost confidence and demand. The piece warns that tax relief without simultaneous spending cuts would trigger inflation and larger deficits, urging restraint to avoid economic harm.
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Wall Street
White House
Congress
Washington News
Washington
Wheat to China debated by Portland editors at Berkeley meeting
The Agriculture Editor argues U S wheat should be sold to Communist China to ease surpluses and help prices, with benefits to West Coast ports and exporters though risks remain. The column contrasts humanitarian aims with strategic concerns and U S policy toward Peiping.
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Portland Oregonian
U.S
China
Joe Bianco
Berkeley
Portland
Canada
Australia
United States
John B. Candiliffe
Standard Research Institute
Red China
Communi Regi Mes
Cuba
Peiping
An Editor s Moment Of Meditation For A Universal Peace
Alfred Lord Tennyson expresses a prayer that the United Nations fulfill its dream as Parliament of man and federation of the world. He asks representatives of nations to cooperate and foster international friendship and faith in God to sustain civilization in an atomic age.
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Alfred Lord Tennyson
United Nations
Parliament of Man
Federation of the World
Wage Price Spiral Reaches Soviet Economy Says Khrushchev
In Washington and Moscow the piece discusses the wage price spiral affecting the Soviet Union. Khrushchev is portrayed framing price hikes and limited wage growth as essential to defend industry and avert danger. It notes rising meat costs and farmers' price increases while wages lag.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Sovet Union
Khrushchev
America
Lazar Volin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Soviet Union
Quiet Weekend in the Suburbs Gone Bad
Hal Boyle sketches a chaotic suburban weekend near New York City with golf clubs, backyard barbecues, long drives, insect bites, and a sleepless night as a foreign army would surrender to such chaos. The piece satirizes suburban toils and the pace of summer leisure.
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New York
Loys
Congress of Birds
Bill
Golden West
America
Kennedy Faces Big Test as Congress Turns to Action
President Kennedy moves from committee work to floor battles as Congress, led by a divided Democratic majority, examines major proposals including the Revenue Bill and Medicare. A showdown within three months could shape the 1962 elections and Kennedy’s presidential prestige.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Association of Manufacturers
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Gress
Department of Urban Affairs
Cvil
United Nations
Capitol Hill
Nixon
White House
Temple of God Verse Sums Hidden Spirit Within
A Bible verse from I Corinthians 3 16 reminds readers that they are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwells within believers. The line emphasizes inner sanctity and divine indwelling.
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God
Bystander By Charles McDowell Jr The Stock Market Explained
A bystander seeks plain talk on stocks and inflation from an "expert" Mr. Bumbleton. The piece satirizes stock chatter, charts, and politics, arguing markets drift on reappraisal, inflation fears, and investor confidence while critics blame Kennedy and anti business stances.
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Mr. Bumbleton
Kennedy
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