Unseemly Haste in Renaming Memorials after Kennedy
A column argues against rapid renaming in memory of John F. Kennedy. The author cites Cape Canaveral and Idlewild Airport as examples of hasty actions and urges mature, long-term judgment before commemorations. The piece critiques panicked nationwide naming drives and urges patience in honoring the late president.
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John Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Idlewild
New York
Railroads Seek Equal Policy to Modernize Transport
Leaders warn 19th century bottlenecks hinder 20th century railroad progress. They urge Congress to cut obsolete regulation and boost competition among carriers, arguing railroads seek only equal treatment and a national policy leveraging each transport mode’s strengths.
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Congress
De Gaulle Threatens Walkout Over Common Market Farm Deal
France may withdraw from the Common Market if a farm policy package is not agreed by year end. Brussels ministers grapple with grain prices and tariff issues as France pushes for lower prices and surplus sales to West Germany. The question remains whether the market will unite or fracture in the coming weeks.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Brussels
de Gaulle
Britain
West Germany
Bureaucracies And Taxes Patterned Growth Across Washington
The piece argues that seeking new laws or benefits prompts new bureaus which require funding and staffing, leading to higher taxes. It claims Washington’s bureaucracy has grown to over two million and taxes have risen accordingly.
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Washington
Growth stock picks and tax exempt bonds debate
A reader asks whether Hercules Powder fits growth goals while American Motors loses growth appeal amid Big 3 competition. Advisors suggest swapping American Motors for American Hospital Supply and keeping Hercules Powder trading with caution while praising Scott Paper as a consumer merchandiser alternative. Another reader seeks tax exempt investments for pension income and is advised to consider high security bonds like Sutter County issues yielding around 3.40 percent. note on 1930s era bond rumors and a line about Representative Charles Stedman of North Carolina as the oldest congressman elected in 1928.
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Hercules Powder
duPont
General Motors
Motors
Hercu
J.D
American Motors
American Hospital
Hercules
Scott Paper
Sutter County
Calif
Public Housing Administration
Washington
Charles Stedman
North Carolina
Florida Woman Slaying Confessed By Tampa Man
James A. Monroe 24 of Tampa confessed to robbing and beating to death a 65 year old Florida woman after a September incident. He and a companion allegedly took $30 and split the money before heading to Miami. Monroe was arrested in Indianapolis for disorderly conduct and cooperating with Florida police on details.
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UPI
James A. Monroe
Tampa
Fla
Wekend
Monroe
Mon- Toe
Miami
Florida
Presidential succession reform proposed amid teen era social satire
The piece argues constitutional gaps in presidential succession and cites 1947 laws. It critiques lines of succession after the Vice President and mocks teen social pressures, urging practical continuity of ability policy and party control rather than superficial bribes or status symbols.
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Ation
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House
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White House
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Alager
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The Emergency Fleet of 1918 and U S shipbuilding feat
An account of the Emergency Fleet program from 1918 detailing U S shipyards output in World War I. It notes Hog Island plant, 150 ships, 3600 tons each, and a rise to nine and a half million tons by 1920. Compares the effort to pyramids and the Great Wall. Mentions prewar maritime decline and wartime production surge. Also includes unrelated promotional text about a political commentary and merchandise.
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France
High Seas
Hog Island
Pyra
China
Power of the Tongue and Presidential Elections
The text discusses President Truman urging Congress to change a statute after 1945 and weighs the merit of party sponsorship and elected officials in the presidency. It draws a biblical analogy to the tongue as a small but powerful force, comparing political power to a spark that can drive vast outcomes, and ends with a maxim about ability and wealth.
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Truman
Congress
Fdr
Tora
Hell
God
Father
Turkish Sniff To Western Ideas Stalled
In Istanbul Turkey struggles over democratic reform amid a volatile political split after Inonu’s resignation. army influence remains decisive as negotiations stall and a new government formation faces a crucial test with possible military intervention.
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Istanbul
Turkey
UPI
Ismet Inonu
Inonu
Cemal Gursel
Republican People’s Party
Ankara
India
Gumuspala
Gursel
Adnan Menderes
Soviet Union
Mustaph Kemal
Ataturk
Talat Aydemir
The Shepherd Making Christmas Message Bible Style
A short religious verse emphasizes sharing and kindness this Christmas. It cites Luke 14 13 urging appreciation for others and helping those in need. The text calls readers to treat all fellow humans with brotherly love and to make the world better through charity.
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Christ
Suspensions Halted 8 Here Police
Rome police suspended eviction of all residents from Monday until January 16 as an annual Christmas gesture. The action halts removals during the holiday period, affecting residents citywide and reflecting local law enforcement policy.
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Rome
UPI
The Gase Records Of A Psychologist
Debbie, 17, a high schooler, seeks popularity by using her father’s wealth. Dr Crane advises facing facts and building real charm, condemning a caste mindset and flashy possessions. A booklet promises social skills tips and a look into Debbie’s vanity driven by clothing obsessions.
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Debbie
Doctor labels rheumatoid arthritis a sham dispute
A correspondent criticizes a doctor for diagnosing chronic joint disability as arthritis and for charging 55 cents monthly for injections and pills with no evident benefit. The piece argues genuine arthritis is inflammation mainly affecting the young and that chronic joint disability is a nutritional degeneration, urging readers to seek Dr. Brady's guidance in a booklet on chronic joint disability and offering replies to health letters.
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Osler
Brady
Oslere
South Korea to Install Civilian Government After Junta
South Korea will inaugurate a civilian government Tuesday ending 31 months of military rule. Park Chung Hee, who led the junta after a May 16 1961 coup, will be constitutional president after October elections. The new assembly will meet two hours after his oath as 60 foreign envoys attend, including Hawaii Governor John A Burns.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Park
John A. Burns
Hawaii
Holiday Visiting Talks Fail for West Berliners
Berlin talks on Christmas visiting rights for West Berliners to see relatives in East Germany stalled again. Despite Dec 5 start and ongoing conferences in East Berlin, Walter Ulbricht accused the West of blocking a protocol seen as recognizing East Germany. Willy Brandt leads West Berlin party efforts as East Berlin police restrict access since 1961.
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East Germany
Ulbricht
West German Socialist Party
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
East Berlin
West
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