Labor and management face possible rail strike delay
President Kennedy contemplates extended deadlines as a national mood shifts toward avoiding long rail stoppages. The administration weighs one shot legislation, with seizure or compulsory arbitration among options, while unions resist sweeping changes. Public opinion grows cautious amid earlier emergency disputes and industry-wide peace efforts.
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Kennedy
Jute 14
Betl Libor
National Maritime Union
Theodore W. Kheel
New York City
Telstar satellites progress marked by July launches and new educational use
Space Communications marks Telstar anniversaries with Telstar I’s successful orbital tests and its 200th orbit on June 7. Telstar II aided by AT&T and NASA conducted a televised classroom lecture to 500 Negro students in Mississippi and Louisiana, with Moses Hadas teaching via telephone. AT&T presents a replica Telstar to the Smithsonian.
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Telstar I
Moses Hadas
Columbia University
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Louisiana
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Congress Warns of Moscow Agents Among Cuban Refugees
A sworn Senate Internal Security Committee witness says hundreds of Moscow trained agents are entering the United States as Cuban refugees. He claims Castro and Russian allies selected about half of a refugee ship’s 1,000 passengers and criticizes lax refugee screening and Kennedy administration policies for allowing Red agents in while blocking anti Castro actions.
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United States
Castro
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Man
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Noblesville
National Science Foundation
Indi
Latin America
U.S
Cuba
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
No Safe Speculation Says Expert In Investing
The column argues there is no truly safe speculation and urges balanced portfolios. It cites examples of risky moves, suggests splitting bequests between carefully chosen stocks and Treasury notes, and notes market strength in recent Industrial Averages. It also discusses burglaries and insurance context in a broader reader exchange.
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Treasury
North Atlantic
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North Shoe
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Lowe Atkintig
Ekversie
Spear Caaner
Aimswen Alk Man
Bar Weil
Wa. Gener
Cort
Garden of Eden tale spurs family case study
A psychologist’s case notes on Judy reading Bible stories at bedtime. Matthew age three imitates a scene with his brother Peter and the Serpent figure as moral instruction. The entry uses fragmentary text and quotes to illustrate behavioral themes and parental guidance needs.
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Adam
Garden of Eden
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Eny
Good and Bad News in Khrushchev Test Ban Debate
The piece weighs the East Berlin speech and Khrushchev's test ban stance, noting progress toward a partial ban without on site inspections and warning that tying a pact to the ban could stall disarmament. It contrasts aerospace, oceanography tidbits with political analysis and ends with a Bible illustration and a parenting note.
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Washington
Joews
Khrushchev
Berlin
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Magellan
United Na
New York Herald
Tribune Inc
Scientist questions NSF spending on Central American toads
Roudebush criticizes the National Science Foundation for funding costs and cultural film grants. He notes a $21,900 taxpayer cost and highlights $103,000 for Fiskimo culture films along with $5,700 for related study.
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Roudebush
NSF
U.S
Calciums, candy, and milk diet warns of health risks
Dr Brady warns readers on high calcium dieting and constant aspirin use harming blood cells and heart. The piece links diet to aches and urban living versus rural nutrition, cites milk as essential, and notes Cuba's milk shortages amid U S policy. Also mentions NSF grants and a toad mating call study as budget concerns.
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Sherman
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U S
Cuban
Uary
Maudie
Soviet Bloc
U.S
Western Hemisphere
French Company Gets U S Products Permit
Atlanta report notes Glastock, Inc. licenses Carbonization Entreprise of Montrouge France to produce and sell its ceramic refractory products in France the Common Market and Spain under a ten year agreement.
My Home and Poems in Folklore by William Wad
A fragment from Folklore mentions a humorous “My Home” rhyme about sailing, duck hunting, and gin. It includes David Wade's views on poetry and a surreal night scene with pepper imagery. An American saying about dogs closes the piece.
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David Wade
University of Tampa
Concern Over Congo Troop Withdrawal Plan
Diplomatic observers in Leopoldville express concern as UN Secretary General Thant plans to pull all U.N. troops from the Congo by year’s end. Critics warn the Congolese army may lack capacity to maintain order, while officials avoid promising police control. A Western diplomat calls the move disastrous and questions how violence in Katanga and Kasai would be handled.
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Leopoldville
Congo
CPI
United Nations
Thant
U.N
Geneva
Katanga
Kasai
Studebaker Receives gov contracts for truck engineering studies
Studebaker Corp. announces a government contract worth 63 000 pounds for continued engineering work on a general purpose 22 ton light duty truck. The study covers 20 to 35 vehicle concepts, leading to preliminary designs for the three strongest options.
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NEW YORK /APT
Studebaker Corp
Studebaker
The Shepherd Delivers a Moral on Patience and Court Fines
A rhymed parable notes a man whose temper while honking at a red light led to a court case. He faced fines and brief jail time for the offense, warning readers not to lose cool. The verse urges restraint and calm in daily traffic and disputes.
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