Kennedy pushes plan for new Urban Affairs Department
The article argues President Kennedy seeks a cabinet level Urban Affairs Department to control federal urban funds and set spending rules. It warns such a department could erode citizen power by making Washington the sole aid arbiter and enforcing compliance through strict criteria and withheld funds. It proposes tax reform to empower local funding instead.
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Kennedy
United States
House Committee
Washington
Department of Urban Affairs
Cuba and OAS clash over Cuba at Punta del Este talks
The United States faces a snag at the inter-American foreign ministers conference as Argentina and Brazil push for hemispheric coexistence with Cuba while condemning Fidel Castro. The piece argues the U S could leverage aid to push the OAS to cut trade and ties with Cuba to deter Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Argentina
Brazil
Latin America
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Organization of American States
Khrushchev
America
Little Scandals and Top-Level Policy
Columnist George Sokolsky argues that petty scandals among lower officials burden the President and secretary of state. He urges strong top-level policy, swift dismissal of dissenters, and careful appointments to reduce daily political nuisances and protect national priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sokolsky
Postal Rate Hike Expected Amid Postal Labor Fight
Congress moves a 5 cent first class rate and small hikes for third class to cut a projected postal deficit. Administration and unions clash over pay raises and general funding, risking erasing new revenue gains and keeping the Post Office in the red.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Sen
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Johnston
Post Office
Postal Workers
Post Office Department
Investing for Independence and a New Club
An elderly widow seeks guidance on growing savings and preserving independence through a modest income portfolio. Recommendations favor blue chip stocks like Socony Mobile Oil General Motors Southern Railway and Commercial Credit for yields over 4 percent and potential growth. A team of 11 women in a brokerage house asks how to start an investment club and is advised to contact the National Association of Investment Clubs for guidance.
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Roger E
Myj
E.M. Jin
Socony Mobile Oil
General Motors
Southern Railway
Commercial Credit
NYSE
LD. A
National Association of Investment Clubs
NAIC
Dept
National Bank Building
Detroit
Mich
Spear
Calcium and Vitamin C Debate in Dr Brady column
A reader letters column discusses whether calcium and vitamin C affect health and headaches. Mrs K G reports relief after doubled vitamin C, while others question medical guidance and demand more education for physicians.
Kennedy faces conservative shift in Congress and UN aid
President Kennedy must navigate a more conservative House led by Rep. John W. McCormack while pressing for federal aid to public schools and UN funding. Analysts expect cautious leadership balancing top priorities with a wary Congress. A separate item recalls the Andria Doria salvage saga and maritime treasure speculation remains high.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Democratic Party
House
United Nations
Congress
Republican Party
Ing. Ale
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Leverett Salton
Styles Bridges
Sen
Ate
Tain
Con
John W. McCormack, Jr
Ister Congress
The Case Records of a Psychologist Alma D. Case L-417
Alma D aged 42 worries as part of a reader appeal about heart attack responses and blood pressure. The notice invites readers to write to Dr Crane Mellor Indiana for personal advice or psychological charts with a stamped return envelope and 1 1/2 cents.
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Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Alma Wenders
Crane
Ulat
Kemneey
New York Herald
Blood Pressure Talk and Cranes Theme in Public Discourse
A fragment discussess blood pressure readings like 164 over 90 and diastolic values with medical analogies and a song about hog feeders. It also threads in political commentary on Laos the Congo and Vietnam and notes President Kennedy’s policy inclinations and trade expansion ideas.
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Anderson Herald
Felix A. Buck
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Anderson
Ind
Madison
Edwin A. Bailey
Associated Press
AP News
Herald
Roscoe Drummond
J. B. Martin
Ranger
Andria- Doria
Stockholm
Richard Meyers
Armando jConti
Nantucket
Mass
King’ S Neptune
Meyers
Mr. Conti
Martime
Psychologister Hopkins Syndicate
Alma D
William Wade
Indiana
Hog Feeder
Daeter
Laos
Congo
Vietnam
Galevan
St Dormat al Nice
Tne KeMnegy
al Abit
U. S
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Gallup
Julien. Hyer
Roth’s
Smart Apparel
Tith & Main
Duy
Angoras
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