Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 35]

By Melvin Banner

We are living in &@ world
Wonderfully Gangerous.
AND~ Di
Dangerously wonderful!

Dr. Glen T. Seaborg, chairman
of the Atomic Energy Commission
made a speech at the 18th National Conference on Higher Education in Chicago last*week.

The speech, while given in the
language of the intellectual, carried with that ominous undertone
cf Huxley~s ~Brave New Wold.~

Those who have been keeping
close touch with the world of
literature know. that Life is highly possible from a test-tube, that
genetic characteristics will be
pre-determined, and that complete eradication of all earthy
diseases is more of a possibility
than ever before.

The lengthening of the normal
life span is seen by the increasing numbers of people 65 years
and older drawing Social Security
payments. It is already known

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who is geihg to decide

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what a ~more meaningful fulfill
I don~t feel that Dr. Seaborg~s
definition of education is the
same*as mine..

As far as I know, there is no.
scientific instrument, mrocess, or
analysis capable of determining
the precise state of the human
emotions. These can hot be ignéred when deiving into man~s
future....Or can they?

Qh, Brave New ~World, Oh;

that increasing automation. is

Huxley, Oh, Seaborg, Oh-h-h-h....

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Civil Rights Message. In doing

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contaimed im the Democratic Piatfurm @f 1960. Three areas were
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gressman Lindsay for their inconsistancy.

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attractive articles
so that your practicing
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mail me your completed questionnaire promptly so that the~ results
may be tabulated and announced as soon as possible.

1. Should the Federal
social problems at home

government create a Domestic Peace Corps to help with

2. Do you: favor the Adtintstration~s.request for a Youth Conservation Corps?
_ 3 ~Should Congress approve $195 million~for a civil defense shelter program?__.

4. Do we need legislation to provide a government supervised secret ballot for
union members before a strike car be called?

5. Would you favor @ program of direct:subsidies either to producers ee processors
~of agricultural commodities in order: to lower prices for consumers?___

6. Do you favor the President's recommendations for tax reduction?

7. Should government spending be cut fo ~compensate for any tax reduction?___.

8, Should tax deductions be limited to ~amavnts in excess of 5% of income for:

~ Charitable. contribujions

- State and local faxes.

9. Af taxes ure to be tut to stimulate economic growth, should reduction.
oo + ow OMnporenty ~wearin eueite tox oft ctomob iitomobiles. be part of the |

_ \ 10. Would: yeu fever Sagilation providing tax deductions for college tuition?

"11, Do-you @pprove peling the ceiling on the national debt (now $308 billion)?__.

12, Considering current economic conditions, do you regard a balanced budget: 2%

[) Essential.. [Desirable ~ [)Notimportant

13. ~_~ the Federal government aid colleges in construction of academic build~

agg. (] By loans = 7} By grants 1] Not at. all * dehaec: r
14. With regard to medical care for the elderly, do you favor: =
[ Increasing Social Security taxes to-finance hospital ~and -nursing home
costs for those over 65 (King-Anderson approach) Ae
[1] A tax credit or federal financing~ for guaranteed renewable \private
ara to provide both medical cid hospital care for those over 65
[1] No Federal. participation in this fieht
{] Other (Please specify on opposite page)
15. The budget for the coming requests $49 billion for foreign aid
ced economic ins). Sho Wh Bogen ben |
1) Continued at this level ~[[]~ Substantially reduced~ [[) Discontinued
16, How do you rate the Kennedy paige? ary respect to: i?
Domestic policy [7] Excellent -:{-7 6 ( Fair Poor
Foreign policy ~ [7] Excellent - El Good ipo Epon

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3; Janeta Hines, St. John St.,: oods, Dakota St., March 11;
Mrs. Mozéli Scott, Baker St., March~ 6 and Phylis Givens,
Ridgway St., March 15. Pete |
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY ag ae
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Curry, 1022 Foss St., March 19,
1956. e |: a CN SA er ~
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Mts. Mary Thomas, E. Charles St., Flint General~ Hospital, doing fine; Mr. Lee Tippman, Easy St., doing fine;
Willie Simmons, Easy St., able to be up and: Freddie Price,
Liberty St., Flint Ost. Hospital, doing fine. <<". -
Schedule
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6:35 Famous Nenes
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0:20 Suturaay With. Stooges
10:60 American Raudstan~
1: Top Cat
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12:00 The Bags Buany
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1:30 Pro Bowlers Tour
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