Kennedy nuclear test ban proposal alarms critics
Critics warn President Kennedy's plan to ban tests gives the 17 nation Disarmament Commission power to amend deals and could sideline on site inspections. Senator Javits says the proposal risks U S security by letting a two thirds vote authorize a ban without verification, potentially yielding communist influence over terms.
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Highland High School Band Seeks Support for Orange Bowl Trip
Madison County backs Highland High School band as students and parents work to raise 10000 for a Florida Orange Bowl parade trip. The group has a history of honors at the Indiana State Fair band contest and public appearances, with less than half the funds raised so far.
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White House Letter Praises The Worker on Civil Rights
Lee C. White assistant special counsel to President Kennedy writes at the president's request to James E Jackson Jr editor of The Worker praising the paper's civil rights coverage. The letter wishes racial tensions in Albany Georgia would be resolved.
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Cuba Crisis in 1960s Echoes in Press Debates
The piece surveys Washington and eastern papers on how to respond to Cuba under Castro. It contrasts Kennedy’s Evansville speech with editorials urging action or warning against overreach, noting waning support for the President amid intensifying Soviet moves and repeated arms shipments to Cuba.
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Successful Investing Confusion Over Friden Shares
A reader seeks guidance on handling Friden stock amid a downturn and delayed reappraisal. An advisor suggests holding long term, considering a broker, and safe storage in a bank, while noting the slowdown may be temporary and not reflecting the company’s fundamentals.
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Kennedy Faces a Dead Congress and Mixed Record
The piece argues President Kennedy faces a Republican Congress with limited constructive legislation over 1962. It cites Medicare, urban affairs, farm and civil rights bills as stalled. It notes Indiana court rulings about independent contractors and compares current effort to FDR and Truman eras.
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Verse and debate on politics and yachting myths
A fragmented 19th century collage blends poems and historical notes on American and English yacht racing. It recalls The American Cup's challenges and Lipton's early attempts, interwoven with political critiques of Democratic Congresses and rhymed verse about public figures.
Hal G. Faces Jury Duty and Efficiency Battle
In a discussion on government efficiency Hal G. a small printing plant owner, complains that pulling jurors from younger workers harms business. He cites two experienced printers and one being drafted for jury duty as an example of inefficiency. A larger call for reform echoes across political lines.
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Call for Older Jury Service to Boost Morale and Logic Education
A letter argues for using retirees on juries to raise morale and provide practical logic training. It praises older adults for experience and business judgment, suggests judge led briefings on fallacies, and proposes county juror panels funded by paid briefing and jury money. It also advertises sending self addressed envelopes and a small fee for psychological charts.
Belly breathing taught by Dr Brady in health notes
Article outlines belly or bellows breathing as a remedy and explains diaphragm function in detail. It notes abdominal expansion during inhalation and deflation on exhalation, with stated air volumes at rest and during sleep, and includes a note about responding to personal health letters to Dr Brady in Beverly Hills.
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Albuquerque
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India
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el Camino
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Hoover To Leave Hospital In Week After Surgery
Former President Herbert Hoover aged 83 3 who underwent surgery on August 23 to remove an intestinal tumor is expected to be discharged within a week. Doctors at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center said Hoover has been walking daily in the hospital garden or on the Harkness Pavilion roof.
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Presbyterian Medical Center
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It seemed good in Thy sight
Poetical religious reflection on judgment by God rather than human opinion, emphasizing that God alone knows a person’s true morals and faith. The piece cites Matthew 11 26 and centers oninner character over outward perception from neighbors and churchgoers.
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