Kennedy to Receive Foreign Policy Briefings From Task Forces
President-elect Kennedy will begin Saturday with precise foreign policy recommendations from about a dozen task forces. Three Democratic senators who toured 16 African countries with Ted Kennedy will urge a pro African policy and stronger UN role in the Congo.
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Kennedy
Senate
Ted Kennedy
Algeria
United Nations
Congo
U.S. Information Agency
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
U.S
Latin America
Europe
Compulsory Aged Medical Care Debate In Congress
The piece argues for and against making medical care for the aged part of Social Security. Proponents call for federal and state roles and higher payroll taxes to fund universal care. Critics warn of expanding government control and compulsory programs beyond current public needs.
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Congress
Communist agriculture in crisis questions Soviet progress
A Moscow plenary session reviews Soviet agricultural prospects amid poor harvests in 1959 and 1960. It notes Belyayev’s dismissal after the Virgin Lands project and China's second bad crop year, while Western-style efficiency of private farming appears superior to state systems.
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Moscow
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Nikolai I. Belyayev
Kazakhstan
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Russia
China
Mao
Europe
Israeli minister threatens resignation over Lavon dispute
Golda Meir threatens to quit as foreign minister after a Cabinet clash with Prime Minister Ben-Gurion over findings of a committee that cleared Pinhas Lavon. Censorship has kept the Lavon affair secret for years and Lavon denies responsibility for a security error.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
David Ben-Gurion
Pinhas Lavon
Ben-Gurion
Lavon
Gaza Strip
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Green Bay Press Gazette Names New Editors
David A. Yuenger, 46, named managing editor and Harry B. Maier, 33, named city editor of the Green Bay Press Gazette, announced Wednesday.
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Newsmen
Green Bay
Wis
UPI
David A. Yuenger
Harry B. Maier
Green Bay Press Gazette
Roa Criticizes Ike Describes Him as Ailing Leader
Cuban foreign minister Raul Roa labeled President Eisenhower as suffering from political arterial sclerosis. He stressed that the most important figures at the UN General Assembly last fall were Fidel Castro and Nikita Khrushchev.
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Havana
UPI
Raul Roa
F Eisenhower
Roa
United Nations General Assembly
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Korean military downsizing frees 1500 officers and NCOs
In Seoul, over 1,500 career officers and non commissioned officers were retired, part of a 30,000 man cut ordered by Premier John Chang to reduce defense costs. The Republic of Korea army now numbers 600,000 active personnel, excluding reservists.
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Seoul
Cabinet selections shape Nixon era policy and politics
Walter Lippmann argues the cabinet picks reveal the administration’s balance between political organizers like Robert Kennedy and economic moderates such as Douglas Dillon. He notes Kennedy’s election role, Dillon’s economic stance, and a coalition of modern Republicans shaping policy. He warns Kennedy faces heightened scrutiny as attorney general.
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Robert Kennedy
Douglas Dillon
New York Times
Farley
Roosevelt
Hannigan
Truman
Brownell and Summerfield
Eisenhower
Ter
Herbert Brownell
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Nixon
Mr. Dillon
Gov. Rockefeller
Sen. Case
John Sherman Cooper
Congress
Positive action and a cure for modern evils
The author argues for proactive solutions to social ills likening them to scurvy and Vitamin C. He credits James Lind for curing scurvy with citrus and claims Christianity is the remedy for modern evils while noting individual treatment is required and not all will accept the cure.
New Anderson Area Telephone Directory Changes Jan 8
The Anderson area phone directory goes into effect January 8 with blank spaces for patrons to enter local emergency numbers. Areas served span three counties with county sheriffs listed for Middletown Daleville Anderson and Madison County patrons. The editor notes dramatic counts of Smith Jones and Johnson listings in the new directory.
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Anderson Area
Middletown
Henry County
Daleville
Delaware County
Anderson
Madison County
Anderson Township
Edgewood
Chesterfield
Smith
Jones
Johnson
Russians Arrive in Cuba as First Tourist Group
The Cuban press highlighted 28 Russian tourists as the van guard of a larger influx. It described them as workers, peasants, artists, and intellectuals expected to visit Havana.
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Cuba
Havana
UPI
Island
Gase Records of a Psychologist Case G-464
Sally G aged 20 is a studious shy introvert seeking to alter personality through the Compliment Club program. The piece discusses introverts versus extroverts, training shy people to become confident sales communicators, and a sales career path with Dr. Crane offering guidance and an optional Vocation Guidance Kit.
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Sally
Sally G
Dr. Crane
Start of Civil War and view of famous ships
J B Martin notes the Civil War began at 4 30 a m on April 12 1861 with Fort Johnson firing on Fort Sumpter. He describes battles witnessed by large crowds and lists renowned ships among the world s greatest, offering a reader question on twenty leading vessels.
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J. B. Martin
Fort Johnson
Fort Sumpter
Great Ships and Calium Advice Across Time
References to the Columbia 1788 Mayflower and James Baines clippers trace early American sea power and cable laying feats. A health column by Dr Brady extols high calcium and vitamin D, urging a three month test with dairy, greens, and eggs, and notes pregnancy and lactation needs.
Investing in Hospital Supplies and General Telephone
A reader asks about hospital supply stocks and General Telephone and Electronics. The answer notes hospital supply firms are among the fastest growing industrial groups due to rising admissions and reliance on Blue Cross plans. It highlights American Hospital Supply Baxter Laboratories Will Ross as good prospects and explains General Telephone as a primarily utility with growth and multiple products after a 1959 merger.
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Blue Cross
American Hospital Supply
NYSE
Baxter Laboratories
OTC
Will Ross
General Telephone
Sylvania Electric
General Features Corp
Monorail Planned At Disneyland Park
Walt Disney and Jack Wrather announced a $6 million expansion plan at the park and hotel to include a two mile monorail linking Disneyland Hotel with the park center. The Disneyland-Alweg monorail loop would span about a mile and operate within the Disneyland grounds.
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Disneyland Park
Anaheim
Calif
UPID
Disneyland Hotel
Disneyland Amusement Park
Walt Disney
Jack Wrather
Disneyland
Goalie Lorne Gump Worsley Began With New Haven Club
Goalie Lorne Gump Worsley of the New York Rangers started his hockey career with the New Haven squad in the 1949-50 season.
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Lorne (Gump) Worsley
New York Rangers
New Haven
Folklore and Tall Tales From William Wade
A whimsical collection of jokes and tall stories. A psychiatrist pranks a man who swallowed a horse, then bears and caribou anecdotes spark laughs. The piece closes with a quip about modern life and misperception.
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