Mock Korean election raises doubts of fairness
The forthcoming South Korea presidential vote under Gen. Chung Hee Park is described as rigged by U.S. officials. Park has silenced opposition, jailed ex-general Yo Chan Song, and faced charges tied to wartime actions while opposition leaders warn that coercion could taint the polls amid a cholera outbreak and two revolutions in memory.
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America
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
U.S
Park
Yo Chan Song
Army
Seoul
Song
State Department
Long
Posun Yun
Gen Park
Yun
Pyun Hung Tai
Right Citizens League
Republic of Korea
White collar vs blue collar clash in student psyche
A 1963 Wright- Hopkins syndicated piece analyzes "white collar" image in American culture. It contrasts professional dress norms with youth resistance at schools and in medicine dentistry and politics. It notes doctors and dentists are judged by attire and behavior and hints at future discussion.
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America
O.K
Oregon Taxpayer Revolt Shakes State Tax Plan
Oregon voters in a special election seek to void a higher income tax package passed by the legislature. If defeated, Gov. Hatfield may need to cut a 1963 65 budget by about 48 million dollars or call a special session for new revenue. More than 40 000 signatures were gathered in under a month, signaling strong anti tax sentiment amid rising federal and local tax pressures. Other states eye tax tweaks as governors propose new levies and reform plans.
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Oregon
Mark O. Hatfield
Howell Appling Jr
The
Christian Science Monitor
Indiana
George Romney
Michigan
Edmund G. Brown
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Brown
Rockefeller
Profits And A Free Society
Paul J. Cupp, president of Acme Markets, Inc., in Philadelphia, argues that profits underline the partnership between employees and employers in a free market. He says capital investment and profits fuel growth, job creation, and security, and rejects the idea that workers and managers are enemies.
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Paul J. Cupp
Acme Markets, Inc
Philadelphia
Successful Investing for a Navy Vet on Stock Yields
A reader asks why high growth stocks like American Telephone yield less than bank deposits and why 5 percent income stocks exist. The adviser explains yields inverse to growth outlook and urges a growth focus after building a savings reserve. For retirement income, a diversified equal-dollar stake in Maytag Union Pacific American Can Columbia Gas System Air Reduction FNMA Libby Owens Ford New England Electric yields about 4.3 percent.
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Zenith
R.C. A
American Telephone
Jersey Standard
General Telephone
U.S
Maytag
Union Pacific
American Can
Columbia Gas System
Federal National Mortgage Association
Libby-Owens-Ford
New England Electric System
General Features Corp
Domestic Airlines Show Large Profit
The nation's major domestic air lines posted a profit of over 27.7 million dollars in the first eight months of the year, according to the Air Transport Association. The 11 trunk lines, by contrast, lost about 10.4 million in the same period in 1962.
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Washington
UPI
The
Air Transport Association
ATA
Profumo affair seen as Soviet espionage tactic lesson
Washington by Roscoe Drummond argues the Profumo Christine Keeler scandal reveals deliberate Soviet espionage aims to divide UK from US and undermine confidence in leaders. Captain Ivanov and Stephen Ward are named as agents, with Burgess and MacLean cited as earlier failures to expose treachery.
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London
Christine Keeler
John D. Profumo
Denning
Profumo
Moscow
Eugene Ivanov
Stephen Ward
Lord Denning
Ivanov
Ward
Mr. Profumo
Capt. Ivanov
Dr. Ward
United Kingdom
United States
UAW Local 662 Pushes Anderson Township Vote Outreach
In Anderson Township annexed area union members heard a resolution urging officers to mobilize city and county officials to assist eligible residents in voting in the November 5 city election. The drive reflects broader union efforts to boost public engagement.
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Anderson Area
UAW Local 662
Anderson Township
UAW
Resolution on union role in city election voted down and tabled
The resolution did not seek to involve the union in the dispute merits and urged officers to push officials to expand union member voting access. It was defeated in a pre meeting caucus and then tabled in the subsequent regular meeting.
Union Leaders Lead Opposition to Local Resolution
Opposition formed by union leaders with strong ties to the city administration. The caucus of about 150 saw 40 to 50 in favor by show of hands, while nearly 100 opposed, signaling divisions over the resolution and potential election implications for township Democrats on November 5.
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Democrat
Anderson
Escapees Lose Nerve To Climb Rope
Pendleton Ind AP guards found two prisoners beside a rope and grappling hook made from bed frame at the Indiana State Reformatory. The inmates Robert Lindsey and Thomas Crump had knotted sheets dangling from the hook but chose not to climb, fearing a 65 foot fall and guard tower guns. Lindsey, 19, Indianapolis, is serving 1 to 10 years for vehicle taking. Crump, 21, Muncie, is serving 1 to 5 years for auto banditry and had escaped in a stolen car earlier.
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Pendleton, Ind
Indiana State Reformatory
John W. Buck
Robert Lindsey
Indianapolis
Thomas W. Crump
Muncie
Henryville
Indiana Boys School
Gandhi's Grandson Seeks Moral Revolution In India
Rajmohan Gandhi 28 leads a 3500 mile march on wheels with 100 workers visiting eight states and 29 cities before a Moral Re-Armament world assembly in New Delhi. He warns India risks anarchy and internal danger from weak citizenry and cites Kerala's history with communists.
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New Delhi
India
Gandhi
Rajmohan Gandhi
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Rajmohan
Cape Comorin
Trivandrum
Kerala
MRA
Mannathu Padamanabhan
Nazi U boat strategy noted in early WWII impact
The piece recalls the global reach of Nazi U boats in early World War II and their naval losses as ships carrying war materials to the Red Army sank in rising numbers. It notes Russians and Allies recognized the Nazi aim to conquer the world began with 57 submarines, with more to come.
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Red Army
Attends Vincennes James Dye Enrolls as Freshman
James Edward Dye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Dye of 1525 Orchard Lane, is attending Vincennes University in Vincennes Indiana as a freshman. The school, founded in 1801, is Indiana's oldest educational institution.
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Vincennes
James Edward Dye
Joseph L. Dye
Orchard Lane
Vincennes University
Ind
Indiana
Health column warns against tranquilizers and narcotics
A reader details anxiety and a doctor prescribed tranquilizers after multiple pregnancies. Dr. Brady cautions against relying on such drugs, urges thorough physical exams and nutrition, and notes narcotics and sedatives should not be given outside medical ethics.
Folklore Quotations On Modern Times By William Wade
A collection of quotations on modern times from various figures. Notable lines include Rep Bray on shelter programs, an anonymous quip on totalitarian states, John Vassos on superstition, Eisenhower on benevolence, and Hutchins on democracy and intelligence. An American saying notes rumors spread as hard as butter on bread.
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William G. Bray
Indiana
United Press International
K. Gunnar Hyrdal
World Food Congress
Diogenese
Robert M. Hutchins
The
University of Chicago
Marshal Tito Hangs In Effigy Prior To California Visit
In Long Beach and nearby areas more than a dozen Tito effigies hung from poles and bridges as protest against Yugoslavia's leader. The figures carried anti Tito signs and literature before his planned California visit invited by Gov. Brown. A dozen effigies appeared in Long Beach and three in Lakewood, with none in downtown Los Angeles.
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Long Beach
Calif
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
California
Edmund G. Brown
Committee Against
Tito
Lakewood
Los Angeles
Planting Trees of Hope in a Sunlit World
A reflective piece cites Job 14 7 and urges planting trees to provide shade, food, and refuge. It links future generations’ blessings to present acts of care, noting that while fame may not follow, deeds sustain others’ needs and create lasting benefit for people, animals, and nature.
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