JFK Salary And Extras Total 3.3 Million A Year
U S News and World Report notes President John F Kennedy receives about 3.338 million annually in salary and fringe benefits plus 52.718 million in extras. Breakdown cites allowances, White House upkeep, aircraft and transport costs, Camp David, security, and mansion use. Questions arise about value for money.
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John F. Kennedy
United States
U.S. News and World Report
White House
Camp David
Secret Service
Jek
Non Wasteful Programs and Wasteful Spending Debate
The piece cites Democratic programs and their costs, noting items such as a 10 000 dollar tour of defense plants by a Polish official, 400 000 dollars of lemons to Yugoslavia, 9 483 000 dollars for Oklahoma lake redevelopment, 1 000 000 dollars for an infant monkey study, 1 000 23 inch televisions for overseas education, and 160 000 dollars for NIH studies on aging ungulates and Eskimo blood genetics. It questions waste versus necessity in government spending.
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Washington
Defense
Yugoslavia
United States Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Tion
National Institutes of Health
Hampton Island
WCTU Holds 88th Convention Amid Mixed Prohibition Legacy
The Women's Christian Temperance Union gathers in Miami for its 88th annual convention as 87.6 percent of Americans live where alcohol is legal. Despite declines from peak membership, the group remains active against drinking gambling narcotics and juvenile delinquency while seeking anti advertising bills.
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Distilled Spirits Institute
Mississippi
Magnolia States
Yale University
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Miami
WCTU
National Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Senate
House
Columbia University
Einstein quote warns against future wars
A quotation attributed to Einstein warns that in World War III future conflicts would involve primitive weapons like rocks. The message urges vigilance to prevent a third global war and to avoid repeating past devastations.
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Albert Einstein
Mr. Einstein
Matter of Fact by Joseph Alsop
Joseph Alsop offers a concise, opinionated column analyzing political developments and their implications, highlighting key actors and policy shifts. The piece emphasizes urgent questions facing leadership, the interplay of domestic and international concerns, and the potential consequences for governance.
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Joseph Alsop
Free public schooling under debate over costs and graduation
The letter argues free public schooling may need to end after sixth grade due to population growth and tax burdens. It cites college costs, student dropouts, and space-age needs, urging sober voter discussion and noting proposals to eliminate compulsory attendance and extend free education only for high achievers beyond the seventh grade.
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Uncle Sam
School of Education
Northwestern University
Irple
Health service notes and political column blend
A fragmented excerpt mixes health notes on arthritis and free schooling with a New York political analysis. It mentions Dr Brady's health service, private schools, and long-standing debates on taxes and welfare, alongside commentary on Democrats and Rockefeller's rising national profile. The piece cites Laurene Barrett, Mrs Roosevelt, Wagner, Buckley, and Carmine De Sapio in a broader update.
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Laurence Barrett
Lehman
Brace
Buckley
Joseph Alsop
Roosevelt
Wagner
USA
Uiape
Winele
Rockefeller
Arthritis talk sparks letters to editor and political chatter
A barrage of letters to the editor laments vague arthritis definitions and doctor jargon while weaving in political discourse about reform movements and Yugoslav affairs. The piece juxtaposes personal health debates with a broader critique of medical terminology and public policy.
Sea Gull steam ship pioneer linked to early warships
The article recounts the Sea Gull as an early land war steam ship, noting its design by Matthew G Perry, its role in naval history, and a reflection on reform movements and political tension in New York and Indiana, including references to labor and state police incidents.
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Reform Cay J
City Hall
White House
Wagner
Tammany Hall
Henry
Relai
Brooke
Matthew G. Perry
Oliver Perry
Adop Taion
United States
Brooklyn Navy
Indianapolis
Indiana
Japan
Speculation Advice From Roger E. Spear on Small Sums
In a 1962 guidance piece Roger E. Spear argues against gambling with small cash by speculating in stocks. He recommends diversifying across industries and geographies, and cautions that a disciplined investor learns to accumulate capital before pursuing riskier bets. He considers California growth as a focus and suggests buying low priced California stocks only after building funds.
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Roger.e. Spear
California
Features Corp
B.C
Pendleton ‘Tool
Prin Tie
Ebanlin Hater Abe
No one is free who can't control his tongue and temper
A reflective verse attributed to Julien C. Hyer admonishes self mastery over speech temper and inner peace. It frames freedom as dependent on discipline of words, actions, and soul, warning against incessant rants and unrest driven by torment.
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