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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
15
The American Press editorial argues for applying antitrust protections to labor to curb union excesses. It warns against labor forming industry wide unions and supports breaking up big labor as history shows bipartisanship and stable government depend on limiting power.
The excerpt defends L Robert Driver from The Saturday Evening Post arguing that high spending and tax hikes harm the common worker. It notes that the majority of revenue comes from under four thousand dollar earners and that taxing the rich more does little for debt or growth.
A Bundle From Heaven by Thurman Griffeth of Dayton is published and gaining praise from musicians and listeners. The song debuted on KPST Preston on The Scrapbook and has since aired on multiple stations and programs.
Dr. Mark Welsh notes that cooperative farm research has reduced cattle diseases like tuberculosis and Bang’s disease and highlights avian leucosis research. Modern facilities test medicines and vaccines in animals before human use, underscoring the constant search for knowledge and safer health solutions.
Senator Byrd of Virginia spoke in Chicago outlining three essential steps for the nation. He pledged full support to curb excess spending by cutting nonessential programs and to reduce the federal debt to deter inflation.
Congress opens a six month session amid partisan debate with three main issues foreign policy farm programs and economic policies. Democrats hold majorities while Republicans control the executive branch and a presidential election year adds pressure on re election and retirements. Major topics include foreign aid food for peace inflation labor disputes and farm program reform with efforts to cut costs reduce surpluses and lift farm income.
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