Royal visit trip tests Greek government as crisis deepens
Greece faces a constitutional clash and political upheaval over a planned July state visit by King Paul and Queen Frederika to Britain. Premier Karamanlis resigns amid opposition to the trip, a coalition forms, and protests mount as Greece weighs its anti-communist stance against monarchist symbolism. The US role and economic aid loom in the backdrop of a proceeding royal journey.
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Greece
Victoria
Great Britain
Constantine Karamanilis
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Panayotis Pipinelis
London
Karamanlis
National Radical Union
ERE
Gregory G. Lambrakis
Salonika
Alexandra
North Atlantic Treaty Countries
Kaiser
Bund Deutscher Madchen
Hitler Organization For Girls
Paul
Karamanilis
United States
FTC probes deceptive pricing and pre ticketing rules
The Federal Trade Commission examines deceptive pricing practices including pre ticketing where a price tag indicates the intended sale price. Critics argue flexible guidelines better serve clear essential principles than rigid rules that may stifle commerce.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Federalism warning on constitutional limits for federal aid
The speaker argues the Constitution restricts federal power over education social security and healthcare and warns that expanding federal activity would concentrate power in Washington urging citizens to contact representatives and senators.
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Washington
Gulf & Western to Acquire Ryerson & Maines Auto Parts
Gulf & Western Industries Inc stated plans to buy Ryerson & Maines Inc a Jackson Michigan auto parts maker for about 78 060 shares of Gulf stock valuing the deal at roughly 34 Million. The transaction would dilute Ryersons holdings and create a larger Gulf based auto parts unit.
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UPD
Gulf & Western Industries, Inc
Ryerson & Maines, Inc
Jackson, Mich
Gulf & Western
The Shepherd’s Cry for Faith Through Trial
The excerpt laments a greatly feared impending peril and asks for divine aid to endure and emerge in sunlight. It speaks of a collective struggle and a plea for steadfast faith to avoid rancor and sustain hope.
RetiringTeacher Seeks Safe Income With Stock Shifts
The reader plans to retire from teaching and supplement a pension. Advice favors Jersey Standard and utility-like New England Telephone for steady dividends, warns against switching to American Bosch Army due to volatility, and suggests alternative picks Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Maytag and Munsingwear for higher yields and potential growth.
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Ronson
Lone Star Steel
New England Telephone
Bosch Army
Bosch
Nene
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Maytag
General Well. Features Corp
Kennedy Peace Plan Faces Cold War Realities
The piece argues Kennedy’s peace strategy may ease rhetoric but will not end Cold War hostilities. It notes Soviet brinkmanship, Red China’s stance, and warns that only coercive push to impose communism ends true diversity, urging cautious optimism about negotiations.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Duces
Moscow
U.S
Jations
Sjton
China
United States
Red China
India
Sovet Union
Cuba
Washington
Husbands in Delivery Rooms Improve Outcomes Says Dr Brady
Dr Robert A Brady reports from Porter Hospital Denver that husbands in delivery rooms aid parents and hospitals. He notes 95 percent want to be present, improves patient calm, and that pre natal education boosts cooperation. He cautions against passive treatment and urges responsible involvement. Also mentions unemployment rise in Indianapolis with 24 291 claims, down 22 percent from 1962.
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Porter Hospital
Denver
Robert A. Bradley
Bradley
Indianapolis
Indiana
Navy son's tragic crash shocks grieving parents
The case records recount a Navy man Tom F. 21 on leave who died in a night crash after skidding off a highway. His mother pleads for help as the family endures weeks of disbelief and sorrow.
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Dr. Crane
Fraternity Of Mourners And Coping Advice
A reflection on parental grief after a young death. the piece urges solidarity among bereaved parents, offers Biblical comfort, and discusses handling sympathy. It includes Q A style tips and a note about contacting Dr. Crane in Mellor, Indiana for personal advice.
Maritime lore and the making of Taps in a Civil War era tale
A fragmentary maritime history notes James B. Martin on John Spectre and Paul Jones, detailing the battle between the Serapis and the Bonhomme Richard. It mentions an extinguish lights maneuver and the evolution of the Taps bugle call, culminating with the call’s official adoption after the Civil War.
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James B. Martin
John Isea
Paul Jones
Richard
Naval
Lwho
John Paul Jones and the Duras Ship Tale in Memoir Fragments
Fragmentary text recounts John Paul Jones in naval history with mentions of France Benjamin Franklin and a ship named the Duras or related goods. The passage hints at political influence and a king who provided an old shipping identity to redeem a loss.
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France
Benjamin Flotsom
Franklin
Float King
Duras
John Paul
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