Consumer Best Judge In Retailing And Advertising
The article argues the consumer is best judge of value in retail and advertising. It warns that labeling proposals and truth in retailing ideas may add costs and create confusion about legality. It emphasizes that ad costs and complex regulations may obscure clear consumer choice.
U S Business Abroad Expands Roles Beyond Aid
A Jersey-based company described before a House subcommittee outlines how American business overseas supports development in many nations. Through local resource use and infrastructure projects the firm promotes education, health, and small enterprises while stressing ethical conduct of U S representatives abroad.
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Undersecretary Ball Sees Path to Unity Amid Trade Talks
The article discusses Undersecretary Ball amid debates on European integration and U S trade talks in Geneva. It notes President Kennedy's congressional win and looming choices on NATO and European defense, with De Gaulle’s veto shaping Western alignments. Ball offers cautious optimism on economic cooperation and strategic unity despite Franco British tensions.
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Public Shows Mixed Views On Welfare State Reforms
A new poll highlights divided opinions on federal income tax cuts with a slim majority for yes. Strong support exists for labor unions under antitrust laws, while farm price supports and federal school aid receive No votes. The poll notes limited implications for national trends.
Our Anti-Castro Stand Differs With Policy
Fragmented OCR text questions U S policy on exiles from Castro’s Cuba and anti-Castro activity. Mentions Europe power, UN stance on colonial peoples, and recognition of Angola rights, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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President's Journey Hinges on Urgencies and Alliances
A fragmented briefing notes urgency over staffing mixed crews for surface ships armed with nuclear missiles. It discusses Britain Italy and France in MLF context, Britain’s stance, and potential shifts after July Socialist talks. It warns a U S transfer or ownership model and joint safety conditions for firing.
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Health columnist reaches fifty years of service
The piece reflects on a health column started May 11, 3584, noting its half century of regular publication. It emphasizes hygiene and prophylaxis over medical routines, recounting how a Chicago column by Dr. William A. Evang and other doctors once filled the space before fading after a controversial turn in the paper’s history.
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Patriotism and Prostitutes in Psychiatric Thought
Dr. Max Levin argues that moral decline and shallow patriotism threaten national character. He critiques political leaders and suggests Americans need an outward focus on others, using metaphors of birds and feeding a cat to illustrate altruism versus self absorption.
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