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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
12
Analysis cites a rising crime tide and parental training failure as major factors. Warne Nunn, Oregon governor aide, cites Labor Day riots in Seaside as warning signs. He argues violence is not sadece youth but a national problem requiring readiness and restraint.
An election note urges voters to study issues and candidates before polling. It warns that uninformed votes harm democracy, stressing that policies chosen now affect children and future generations. Citizens must know who and what they vote for to preserve freedoms.
The analysis argues that tax cuts without stabilizing the dollar fail to boost purchasing power. It urges government living within income, eradicating waste, and cutting nonessential spending. It notes atomic fuels ownership and AEC forecasts that by 1975 atomic power could supply at least half of new electric capacity.
The Department of Agriculture reports Americans smoked 16 billion fewer cigarettes in the first half of this year than in the comparable period of 1963, a 45 percent decline. Cigars, by contrast, rose about 12 percent in the same interval.
Babson argues that the 3.2 percent productivity wage guideline has been ignored by management and unions since its proposal. He notes Johnson repealed the ceiling, yet contracts have exceeded the limit while productivity rose about 3.2 percent per year. He cautions that auto sector moves show potential for higher price ceilings and broader wage fringe gains.
Three Mercury Comets finished a 16,200 mile Cape Horn to Fairbanks grind in record time without major repairs. The rugged cars endured day and night driving with only routine maintenance, proving 3965 Comets are powerful and tough, not just lively and beautiful.
An automotive promotion touts the 1965 Comet Caliente available at Mercury centers. It highlights the model’s MulticDrive Mers-O Matic transmission and notes the more extensive fuel range due to long South American distances, including an extra gas tank option in serviceable runs.
Costs rose about 4.7 percent annually under the three year deal avoiding some strikes but not GM. The piece argues higher wages and fringe benefits will lift prices, triggering a wage price spiral and inflationary blow-off before a potential correction. It foresees a long climb followed by a rebound to stabilizing conditions with renewed financial discipline and faith.
Senator Frank E Moss announced a federal grant of 41973 to Union High School in Hoosevelt to train welders over 24 weeks. The course is expected to start November 2 and is funded by the U S Office of Education under a federal education program.
The program aims to train the unemployed and school dropouts in needed skills so they can secure jobs.
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