Kennedy Criticizes Federal Hiring At Roanoke Rally
In Roanoke Virginia on November 4 1960 Senator Kennedy assails the Eisenhower administration claiming 160000 new federal employees were added. He cites 143618 civilian hires in 17 months including 34000 last June and warns against more planned hires in Kennedy budget urging no further expansion of the federal payroll.
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Johnn F. Kennedy
Roanoke
Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Kennedy
JEK
America
Harry Byrd
Virginia
What Did You Do Mr Roush
The piece questions federal spending and budget discipline after 26 deficits in 32 years. It challenges Fifth District Indiana representatives to justify economy in government during the last Congress and warns of tough questions in the 88th Congress.
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Mr. Roush
Congress
Fifth
Indiana
Roush
William Leder
Whatler
Indus
Ledere
Spotlight on Black Muslims face U.S. probe and First Amendment issues
The article describes the Black Muslims led by Elijah Muhammad evading a congressional inquiry while facing debate over religious rights. It notes the movement's race-based doctrine, discipline, recruiting in prisons, and alleged ties to the Communist Party as House investigators seek authority and possible links to national governance.
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Elijah Muhammad
Congress
Francis E. Walter
House Committee On Un-American Activities
House Rules Committee
Aliyah Poole
Georgia Plowboy
Allah
House
Communist Party
U.S.A
Walter
Claude Lightfoot
United States
Two Boys Die In White River Seeks Safer Stock Advice
Indianapolis AP report details two drownings in the White River after an attempted rescue and a discussion about stock yields. A reader asks about switching investments to St Paul Rwy preferred or Kerr Addison, while experts warn both stocks lack safety and predict declining dividends and value.
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General Telephone
St. Paul Rwy
Kerr - Addison
K. A
Kerr-Addison
Indianapolis
Case Records of a Psychologist on Child Temper Tantrums
A psychologist recounts Lana a four year old whose temper tantrums prompt her mother to yield. The piece cites the Dionne nursemaid anecdotes and argues for early firm discipline through swift tactics, with editorials on parental methods and a call to request Dr Crane’s rating tests.
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Lana
Dionne
Lana B
California
Jas
Billy
Shana
Social Commentary on Democracy and Youth Temperance
Fragmented essay-like text discusses alcohol influence, parental training, and political dynamics in Latin America. It cites Argentina, Peru, Brazil, and Buenos Aires with mentions of Peronists, military junta, and rising left versus right forces. Declares need for quicker economic development and character education.
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Peru
Buenos Aires
Argent
Latin America
Brazil
Perus
Argentina
Republic
de Gaulle
Peron
Argen
Vargas
Odrea
Cies
Rojas
Colombia
Jimi
Reader Comment on Alliance for Progress and Latin Democracy
A reader expresses concern about liberal democracy and the Alliance for Progress in Latin America. The piece warns that failing economic and social reform could empower communists, urging citizen action and caution in supporting governments and reform efforts. It cites Latin leaders and the need to resist chaos while promoting democracy and social programs.
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Alliance For Progress
Quack
Speaks
Ley
Bogota
Colombia
Euntry
16Th Street
Washington
Gianapolis
U.S.J
Fulton Freeman
Inlgram
Alliance
Interna- Were
Ae Cane al
Bensay
Mike
J._B
Gary
Ind
Norene
Hildebrandt
Alex
Andria
Archangel
Public letters and columns mix urban renewal talk and health views
readers see a mosaic of letters and commentary on education style priorities and calcium science. a colombia housing plan critique and a guardian of press service critique follow, with a letter praising local paper delivery and a note on peacetime press handling.
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Enan Hav Derho
Hal
Logistics and Warship Progress Through 1860 1900
The text defines logistics as supplying and maintaining military operations and notes world war experience. It cites that American warship development between 1860 and 1900 transformed naval tech more than previous centuries, listing advances such as steam engines boilers screw propellers iron hulls rifled guns slow burning powder and percussion fuse shells.
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