Money Supply And Lending Trends In A High Interest Market
Analysis traces how plentiful money and competitive markets push up returns while dollar value falls since 1989. It notes that cheap money raises material prices and drives lending behavior, with banks bidding for funds when demand is strong and borrowers gaining leverage when surplus savings rise.
Surplus fades as deficits loom in 1968 budget forecast
Financial writer Sylvia Porter warns that the 1968 federal budget will likely run a deficit of at least 35 billion, possibly twice that, marking the third deficit in three Kennedy years and risking inflation, a weaker dollar, and eroded welfare state security.
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Sylvia Porter
City Life Values and Noted Figures in Abilene
The text extols city life with open spaces for boys and girls to play, bicycles to ride, a pony, a municipal pool, and libraries and museums. It contrasts urban facilities for health and education with rural life, citing Dwight D. Eisenhower as a notable example from Abilene.
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Jurson
Zoyle
Boyle
Ely
Newark
Republicans Target Dixie Voters With Party Shift
I Lee Potter notes Southern disaffection with the Democratic party as conservatism drives voters away. He explains Operation Dixie aims to win back the region. Examples show former Democrats like Floyd Spence and Jack Cox switching to the Republican ticket for national and state offices.
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I. Lee Potter
Crss
Potter
Theepublican National
Democratic Party
Republians
Floyd Spence
South Carolina
U.S
House of Representatives
Jack Cox
Texas
Gov
Price Daniel
Calling for more voting places to ease primary turnout
Observers say more voting locations are needed as about 10 000 eligible voters head to the September primary, with two thirds in Thomasville. The current setup at the courthouse bottlenecks at entry, delaying ballot stamping and counting, suggesting ward divisions and school or municipal buildings as precincts to speed voting and tallying.
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Thomasville
Court House
East Jackson
South Broad
Changing Roles of Doctors Across Public and Private Sectors
A Palmer framing of five doctor categories outlines Public Doctors on salary with limited private practice, Industrial Physicians serving corporations, Teaching and Research Physicians guiding labs and classrooms, Specialists with varying ethics, and General Practitioners offering affordable, intimate care. The piece notes hospital ties, pricing contrasts, and calls for broader dispersal of GPs.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Veterans Administration
Board of Health
Jonas Balk
Reply to Hal Boyle on childrearing in cities and country life
Henry B. Jameson defends rural childhood against Hal Boyle's New York view. He recalls his own war reporter years, a Far Rockaway apartment, and a Kansas City to New York experience. His son, now a KU sophomore, grew up outdoors, learned to fish, swim, and ride, with country comforts and space.
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Associated Press
Hal Boyle
Europe
Abilene
Kan
Reflector Chronicle
Henry B
Jameson Abilene
Balderdash
New York
Hal
Kansas City
St. Louis
London
Junior
Far Rockaway
Boyle
Church Yard
University of Kansas
Near Country Club
Shooting Range
Welfare abuse sparks Oklahoma judge retirement claim
A Muskogee County Oklahoma judge, J F Beavers, retires amid allegations of welfare abuse. He criticizes aid to dependent children and says mothers of illegitimate children are rewarded. The mississippi headlight cites his views on socialism and liberty, while noting broader national concerns and calls for local action.
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Muskogee County
Oklahoma
J. F. Beavers
Beavers
Republicans Ramp Up in the Deep South for 1962 Elections
GOP leaders push a large field of candidates, aiming to win more Southern seats in the 1962 House races. Eleven Southern states will field about 106 seats, with hopes of gains in Senate contests in Alabama Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina and Louisiana.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
GOP
House of Representatives
House
Repub
Republic
Senate
Puzzle Word Fill as Historical Crossword Clue
A jumble of crossword style clues with across and down entries listed. Includes definitions like sacred, bog, grit, metallic rock, ipecac source, promont, famine, parcel of ground, eternity, departed, vase with feet and more, with missing letters to solve.
As We See It on Health and Pain
The author contrasts healthy Americans with those who suffer pain and disabilities noting Americans enjoy long life and good health yet face age related discomforts. The piece reflects on empathy for those living with pain and disability.
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