Federalization push faces utilities and land regulations
The Interior Department leans toward federal control of electric power resources, opposing a private dam on the Snake River and a public utility plan. New rules for power lines crossing federal lands may grant the Interior and Agriculture secretaries broad authority, risking a federal power monopoly and socialized service without congressional action.
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Why Not 12 Month Schools A Solution For Empty Classrooms
The piece argues for a 12 month school year divided into quarters to better use crowded classrooms and idle buildings. It notes summer schools grow, cites Derthick, and suggests two shifts and December or January breaks as options while resisting uniform opinion.
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Lawrence G. Derthick
America
Judge Clarke Dismisses Antitrust Suit in Desser System Case
In Los Angeles federal court Judge Thurmond Clarke dismissed the governments antitrust charge against a corporation over the desser system tied to a product. He cited Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes urging minimal interference and warned failure to heed it could threaten U S freedom and prosperity.
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Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Helmes
Kennedy must press Khrushchev over Cuba and force limits
The Saturday Evening Post argues the United States should not accept Khrushchev's Cuba as a Soviet base. It urges President Kennedy to demand withdrawal of forces and be ready to use force if needed to back the demand, to prevent a communist advance in Latin America.
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Successful Investing Stock Picks Face Market Realities
A reader asks for stock tips for a family with limited funds. Spear cautions against age bias and recommends Langsland Lighting, warns against Winn-Dixie due to fierce grocery competition, and suggests American Cyzazmid as a substitute. Mattel is deemed speculative with a suggested price around 24.50 and a total investment near 25.30 including commission.
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Washington by Roscoe Drummond
The piece discusses criticism of U S policy toward Castro's Cuba and Cuban refugees. It contrasts President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson statements with the Inter American Defense College address. It questions why anti Castro Cuban exiles should not confront Castros Soviet forces and calls for a clearer administration case.
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Russia Fails in Africa Comeback Effort Amid Setbacks
London based report says about 1 000 Soviet exiles remain in Guinea versus 1 400 a year ago as Moscow presses a diplomatic push in Africa. Mali and Congo Guinea face notable pullbacks with no firm offers, while China grows influence and Africans resist Soviet ideological reach.
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Grace Circle Meeting Advocates Cuban Refugee Raids
A columnist argues that Cuban refugees should initiate resistance against Castro, drawing parallels with Hungary’s 1956 revolt and suggesting limited U S risks may be outweighed by momentum for freedom. The piece contends that restraint could hinder the Cuban struggle for liberty.
Love at First Sight in Psychology and Life
The article explores two love methods: earned love built after dating and a perceived love at first sight. It recalls personal experience of falling for Mrs Crane at sixteen and notes hypnosis as a contributing factor, with a tease of further explanation to follow.
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Jean J
North Carolina
Crane
Nore
Controversy Over Tonsil Surgery Exposes Medical Views
A letter questions tonsillectomy facts and urges scrutiny of pediatric tonsil procedures. The writer contrasts tonsil removal with ton sill otomy and argues against routine throat surgeries, citing risks and moral concerns about medical practices.
Hearing Held On Navigation Of Wabash River
U S senator Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh led a public hearing in Terre Haute Indiana on converting the Wabash River into a navigable waterway for towboats and barges to spur Indiana industry The discussion covered regional development and watershed issues with Hartke noting the river’s mixed reputation and calling for a fuller river support plan.
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Terre Haute, Ind
P Sen
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Ee Hartke
Birch E. Bayh Jr
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Hartke
William G. Bray
R Lnd
Bray
Wabash Valley
Terre Haute
Ohio
Speech Contest at Church of Brethren sparks health, river project talk
The event features contestants led by Sandra Jones of French Lick with remarks on penicillin use for tonsillitis and a broader push for Wabash River navigation. Proposals include the Wabash River Interagency Commission and a nearby dam plan as part of regional development.
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CTU
Sandra Jones
French Lick
Janet
Burris
Elaina Stoner
Carolyn
New York Herald Tri‘ifouse
Sue Hosek
Ibane Inc
Murky World of Misunderstandings and Mirthful Sayings
A collage of light humor and snippets. An American abroad misorders breakfast by drawing mushrooms and milk on a rail menu. A jokey exchange with a storekeeper about rotten apples and a railway worker tale follows, ending with a proverb about amiability masking crookedness.
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Washington
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George E. Leighty
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Maine Growers Press For Legislation On Potato Futures
Maine potato growers urged a House agriculture subcommittee to ban futures trading in Irish potatoes on commodity exchanges. Harold E. Bryant of the Maine Potato Council cited sharp price swings linked to New York Mercantile Exchange activity. A separate report notes a holdup at a Maple Road Union Federal branch where $6895 was taken, with the robber escaping on foot.
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Harold E. Bryant
Maine Potato Council
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Mary Ann Wheasler
The Shepherd Tuesday in Holy Week Sermon Notes
A church sermon notes Tuesday in Holy Week focusing on Jesus question about tribute to Caesar. Priests seek His downfall while they push for treason accusations. Jesus answers that tribute belongs to Caesar and to God, framing loyalty to both.
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