Valachi Case Elevates Fight Against Organized Crime
The Nation watches as Joseph Valachi, a self described criminal, becomes Exhibit A in People v. Organized Crime. Kennedy hails his disclosures as a major intelligence breakthrough while authorities shield Valachi at Fort Monmouth amid a $100,000 price on his head. Senate hearings aim to revive public interest in past inquisitions as federal teams test their capacity to tackle the Mafia.
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United States
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Cosa Nostra
Our Thing
Robert F. Kennedy
Valachi
Fort Monmouth
N.J
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District of Columbia
Justice Department
Costra Nostra
Canary
Saturday Evening Post
Washington Star
Sen. McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Philadelphia Bulletin
PTA
Moscow Circus Makes Friendliest Invasion of U S
The Moscow State Circus opens at Madison Square Garden in New York City today after a Philadelphia debut, then visits Boston Pittsburgh Chicago Milwaukee and Minneapolis. The troupe features clowns led by Oleg Popov, bears and other acts. American Guild of Variety Artists oversees its era ban on known Communist Party members. Morris Chalfen donates 10000 to the union’s sick and bene fit fund in lieu of initiation fees and dues.
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Moscow State Circus
Europe
South America
Far East
United States
Philadelphia
Moscow
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Russia
Ringling Bros
Barnam and Bailey Circus
America
B.C
Philip Astley
Oleg Popov
American Guild of Variety Artists
Communist Party
Moscow Circus
Morris Chalfen
Renl
Just A Thought on REA Power Expansion
The Wall Street Journal notes that electrical power reaches nearly every farm, suggesting the REA should halt expansion. Yet, due to political motives, the REA continues funding larger electric generating plants.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Elderly investor weighs moving from American Telephone to Cincinnati Bell
A reader asks if shifting from American Telephone to Cincinnati Bell is wise for steady income. The advisor endorses Cincinnati Bell as stronger with potential dividend growth and suggests converting municipal bonds to taxable securities, while urging a modest savings cushion and using stocks to hedge inflation. The exchange highlights the pension, social security, and $10,000 to $12,000 in savings.
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American Telephone
Arme Buckeye Pipe Line
Cincinna & Suburban Bell Telephone
Cincinnat Bell
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bell
J. Till
Muulogh
General Features Corp
Soviet Hails Warm UN Atmosphere Amid Cold War Tensions
The Soviet Union praised a seemingly relaxed atmosphere at the United Nations General Assembly after a treaty signing. PremierN remarks attacked what it called wild men and adventurists in the West and China, warning against thermonuclear war.
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OSCOW
UPS
Union
United Nations General Assembly
Ching
Kremlin
Peking
Pravda
17 Reetly
Compliment Club helps unhappy teen Lorna cope
In a psychologist's case file, Lorna D., 14, is an unhappy high schooler who fears being fat and clashes with her mother. Dr. Crane Mellor outlines a plan using the Compliment Club to build social charm and urges readers to request a booklet and charts for personal advice.
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Lorna
Lorna D
Crane Mellor
Ind
Yugoslav Style Economy Notes In Khrushchev Visit
Belgrade reports compare Yugoslav and Soviet systems. It notes private farming exists, workers share in factory decisions, and markets influence production. It cites freer thought and press access, yet single party control remains. Khrushchev praised Yugoslavia, but Soviet censors withheld praise.
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Lorna
Lorya
Russia
Khrushchev
Oslavia
China
People's Daily
Yugoslavia
New York Herald Tribune
The
Times
Kremlin
Oil Imports Add To Deficit Says Coal Official
A coal official argues that rising oil imports worsen the federal deficit and notes residual fuel oil competes with coal along the Eastern Seaboard. He cites a 25 million barrel quota increase as unjustified and points to lower mine and rail delivery costs since 1938.
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Marshall Tito
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Con Ion
Rais
Joseph E. Moody
The
Con
iEastern Seaboard
New England
Moody
Pointers In Buying Produce From Purdue Study
A Purdue University specialist advises that the largest produce is not always best and that quality depends on use. Avoid handling to prevent spoilage, distinguish cosmetic flaws from eating quality, and look to locally grown fruits and vegetables when in season for lower prices. Use availability and price to guide home preservation plans.
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Ken Brink
Purdue University
National Capital Briefs on Health Care and Draft Policy
Items from Washington report on President Kennedy's health care proposals facing House action in 1963 with sponsor Cecil King and opposition from Rep. Mills. Also notes Sen. Barry Goldwater addressing Young Americans for Freedom in Fort Lauderdale and Lt. Gen. Hershey advocating a permanent draft system before a House panel.
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Nedy
Lorna
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
Young Conservatives
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Young Americans For Freedom, Inc
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Young America
The Shepherd's Song of Justice and Trial Principles
fragmentary verse echoes biblical injunctions on justice and equality before the law. It mentions judgment, fair trial, and a jury of peers, with phrases about truth, due process, and the law guiding rightful outcomes.
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Finn
Diplomats Set To Discuss Sino Red Split
Secretary of State Dean Rusk began a tour of talks with Spain Peru Ireland Brazil and Nigeria inviting Central American officials for a round in his Walldorf suite to probe how Moscow Peking tensions may affect Western strategy. Khrushchev negotiations and Berlin remain on the table while Castro threats loom in Latin America as Rusk weighs future steps.
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UPS
Dean Rusk
Moscow-Peking
Kremlin
Spain
Peru
Ireland
Brazil
Nigeria
Rusk
Rack
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sramyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Phosphorus: from alchemy to modern farming and industry
The article traces phosphorus from ancient alchemy to modern chemistry, detailing sources, production, and uses. It notes Florida as a leading producer, and describes reserves, industrial applications, and the element’s paradoxical dual role as life essential yet poisonous in pure form. It also mentions historical attempts to extract phosphorus and its presence in warfare and daily products.
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Washington—Pioneers
Ng West
Iout
National Geographic
Wooely
Hamburg
Gert Taany
Maine
Florida
United States
North Africa
Sovth Union
China
Pema
Australia
South Pacific
Macmillan Eyes November Election After Denning Report
London reports say Prime Minister Harold Macmillan weighs a November general election if the Denning report on Britain’s sex and security scandal appears favorable to the Conservatives. Macmillan meets with cabinet and opposition leader Harold Wilson before a Birch Grove home preparation for political plans.
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London
VPD
Harold Macmillan
Denning
Britain
Macmillan
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Lord Denning
Birch Grove
Wilson
Folklore and language myths in college culture
A compact folk feature notes mint cow ice cream confections and space age drink ideas. It cites The New York Times on college language usage, quoting Leonard R. Ashley of Brooklyn College and The American Almanac Council News, highlighting fuzzy writing linked to fuzzy thinking and quirky examples like Pro versus Con.
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New York Times
Leonard R. R. Ashley
Brooklyn College
New School For ‘Social Research
American Alamoi Council
Socrates
Auditorities
Athens
Progress
Congress
Clarence Darrow
Bomb damages Bonn Embassy in Madrid
A bomb exploded at the West German Embassy in Madrid injuring no one. A second blast followed near the Moroccan Embassy, causing no reported damage or injuries. The incident occurred within a month of two men being executed for bombings that wounded dozens, including women and children.
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Madrid
UPT
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