Organized Intimidation Over Nuclear War Fears Rise
Soviet leaders Yeremenko Malinovsky and Moskalenko pledge nuclear assessment and mega ton capabilities as NATO and US diplomats maneuver around a Berlin summit. Kennedy notes possible talks with Rusk and Gromyko during UN General Assembly openings amid rising tensions. Official Washington pushes nuclear testing urgency.
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Khrushchev
Andre Yeremenko
Stalingrad
Rodion Malinovsky
Marshal Yeremenko
Marshall Malinovsky
Kiril Moskalenko
Red Rocket Forces
Earth
Britain
France
Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
New York
Kennedy
Sukarno
Keita
Messrs. Rusk
Gromyko
Civil defense food guidance from Yucca Flat tests
The article cites Nevada May 1955 nuclear tests showing canned foods surviving blast and fallout, with 25 000 samples proving canned foods safe except at Ground Zero. It describes a pilot underground shelter project for 100 executives and 14 day menus of 2020 to 2430 calories, 68 percent canned foods, and 900 cubic feet storage for 1400 meals.
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Tower of Babel
Yucca Flat
Nevada
Ground Zero
Civil Defense
National Canners Association
Acoustical Tile Trends and Byrd Fiscal Warning
Acoustical ceiling tiles offer 75 to 85 percent sound absorption with new designs mimicking marble and travertine. The piece also cites Senator Harry F Byrd predicting 1965 Kennedy spending reaching 137 billion and warns that budget balance remains unlikely without curtailing inflationary policies.
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Harry Flood Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Byrd
Rural urban clash taints Michigan constitutional drive
The Michigan constitutional convention faces a rural urban split as farmers and city workers clash over representation and the Senate. Democrats push for state and federal level development while Republicans favor local control, risking partisan gridlock but offering a path to cross-partisan agreement. Clarence V. Lock earns national recognition as Michigan revenue commissioner. State officials study wage and fringe benefits for 31 000 classified employees to ensure fair pay compared with private industry.
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Democratic Party
GOP
Michigan
Senate
Clarence v. Lock
State Revenue Department
National Tax Association
Lock
Advisory Council of Tax Institute, Inc
National Association of Tax Administrators
Civil Service Commission
John Downes
Civil Service Department
Baby Boy Michael Edward Harvey Born in Carson City
A baby boy named Michael Edward Harvey was born at Carson City Hospital on Saturday September 2, weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harvey. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wood of Shephard. A daughter named Cynthia Rae Allom was born September 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Allom Route 2 Coleman, weighing 7 pounds. she will answer to Cynthia Rae.
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Mike Harvey
Carson City Hospital
Michael Edward
Wilbur
Bud) Allom
Coleman
Cynthia Rae
Raymond Wood
Shepherd
Name Your Price By Paul L Adams State Attorney General
A Michigan car rental firm advertised five dollars a day five cents a mile only for small cars without gas. Higher rates applied to larger cars with gasoline. The company changed its name to mimic the pricing and sought a telephone directory listing.
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Paul L. Adams
Michigan Public Service Commission
Telephone Company
Better Business Bureau of Detroit
Commission
Shepherd Briefs Families Visit Relatives Over Weekend
The report notes visits by Ira DeLong and family to Lan sing relatives, Dennis DeLong and George Yarnell’s daughter in Alma, Fay Reynolds from Bay City painting for Ira DeLong, Fran Williams from Strickland calling on Dennis DeLong, Ray Edwards and family visiting Eaton Rapids relatives at School Section Lake, and Gene Stone of Fowler visiting Mt. Pleasant and Shepherd.
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Ira DeLong
Lansing
Dennis DeLong
George Yarnell
Alma
Fay Reynolds
Bay City
Fran Williams
Strickland
Ray Edwards
Eaton Rapids
Donad Edwards
School Section Lake
Gene Stone
Fowler
Mt. Pleasant
Shepherd
Labor Secre tary notes high jobless count and tax relief need
The Capital reports that over a million Americans have been out of work six months or more with 100 000 added in July. Officials credit aid to the unemployed but argue costs hinder hiring. Business leaders seek tax relief and incentives to spur investment and job growth.
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Labor
Goldberg
You
Seeds and profits drive job creation, not government
The piece argues governments cannot create jobs by taxing profits. It cites 1951 profit levels, automation driving growth, and unions increasing costs. It warns higher taxes reduce investment, limiting hiring, and asserts new jobs come from businesses with funds to expand. It uses a farmer metaphor about sowing seeds to illustrate the point.
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