Road Shows Signal Split on Kennedy Popularity and Spending
Thirty Republican Congressmen toured the nation reporting to Washington that President Kennedy is less popular than polls suggest and that the public resents government spending and payroll growth. Democratic officials led by John Bailey found brighter prospects, aiming to swing Western states and boost marginal seats, as both parties race to shape the fall by election.
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Washington
Kennedy
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John M. Bailey
Bob Wilson
Republican Congressional Election Committee
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Primacy of Public Interest in Postwar Steel Contract
In 16 years after World War II steel workers saw pay rise to 4.10 an hour with fringe benefits after 12 negotiations, five strikes costing about a year of work. Domestic and foreign rivals shrank the market while the new contract shifts focus to pension and vacation benefits and job security, signaling potential industry cooperation.
Polio Crackdown Aims to Eradicate Polio With Sabin Vaccine
The United States Public Health Service licenses all three Sabin oral polio vaccine types to curb wild polio viruses. Authorities plan universal infant immunization and preschool campaigns to attack all paralytic polio types at birth, aiming for permanent eradication despite sporadic cases and outbreaks.
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United States Public Health Service
Performing arts study shows big losses and financial chaos
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia found the performing arts generate about 400 million dollars yearly yet major orchestras often lose money. The Metropolitan Opera posted an 840000 dollar deficit last year and most Broadway shows have flopped in recent years. Costs drive the troubles as media competition squeezes talent.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Metropolitan Opera
Limited Liability shifts auto insurance toward lower premiums
The trend toward large verdicts in traffic cases has spurred a package auto policy that caps company liability in exchange for cheaper premiums. Now active in forty states with 273 insurers, it expands to the remaining ten as fast as possible. Drivers may still pick fuller coverage, but many opt for the premium and higher risk. Juries' response remains untested.
Ginza Neon Nights A Tour Through Tokyo’s Enchanted District
Jim Bishop sketches a late evening tour of Tokyo’s Ginza district with Davey Jones and Virginia. He details neon-lit streets, a silent Buddhist tea room, a raucous juke joint, Zakuro dining, Yie Lae Shian coffee house, and Pocota bar where locals seek variety from cheap fried meals to Japanese folk songs.
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Tokyo
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Sunset Strip
Loop
Davey Jones
Virginia
Kelly
Davey
San Francisco
Herro
Jimma-san
Bali
Jack Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan
Zakuro
Ohashi
Osaka
Expropriation and American Property Abroad Debate
George E. Sokolsky argues U S policy has shifted away from protecting American property abroad since the Roosevelt era. He cites Cuba China and Brazil as expropriation examples and warns that American stockholders lose while the government offers little protection. He recalls Dollar Diplomacy and calls for stronger action to safeguard investments.
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Cuba
Brazil
Red
China
Soviet Russia
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
U. S
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Soviet
Russia
Charles Evans Hughes
Benjamin Javits
America
Joao Goulart
Stalin
Siberia
Japan
Trans-Siberian
Lake Baikal
Europe
Healthful Sunday School Habits for Toddlers and Mothers
A discussion on nursery and Sunday school for children two to six across communities. It notes benefits of nursery departments for worship attendance, family participation, and early social moral religious education, with tips for easing children into group care.
Try and Stop Me by TIM HENAGHAN excerpt
A five year old accompanies his father to a bank before a guard. the boy asks to fire the pistol and the guard declines. The piece includes a Thought for Today by an editor of Changing Times about tranquility, greatness, and Jefferson writing the Declaration in a quiet Philadelphia room.
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Tim Henaghan
Changing Times
Jefferson
Philadelphia
U.S
Dear Abby: teaching, loyalty, and party customs
A college sophomore asks if she should teach her shy date to kiss or wait. Dear Abby says learn by him unless she wants to be the expert. A wife asks about an unattached father for her kids and a careless husband. Abby urges addressing issues and rebuilding the marriage. In Arlington, Abby rules the guest of honor leaves first at a party.
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Congress
Abby
Arlington
Tax Reform Urges End of Uncle Sam as Referee
Charley W a barber voices alarm at high taxes and government competition. He argues 700 tax exempt government corporations worth over 100 billion intrude on private business and proposes selling them to reduce federal debt and boost tax revenue. He urges readers to request Dr Crane’s booklet.
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Charley
Sam
Charley W
Uncle Sam
America
Washington
Barber
U.S
Crane
Cheshire News Notes Social Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Bernard Irion of Columbus visited with his parents Mr and Mrs James Irion. Mrs Amanda Amos of Gallipolis and Marlin Amos of Addison visited Mr and Mrs Leverette Amos. J F Sayre and daughter Barbara Floreffe of Pa stayed with Mr and Mrs Bert Hern. Mr and Mrs Claude Blazer returned from three weeks in Florida. Mr and Mrs Verne Mitchell of Belpre visited Mrs Mitchells parents Mr and Mrs Victor Dent.
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Cheshire
Bernard Irion
Columbus
James Irion
Amanda Amos
Gallipolis
Marlin Amos
Addison
Leverette Amos
J. F. Sayre
Barbara Floreffe
Bert Hern
Claude Blazer
Florida
Verne Mitchell
Belore
Athens Messenger page fragment
Fragmentary newspaper notice listing publication details and subscription rates. Text mentions Athens Ohio and The Messenger Publishing Co with mixed garbled OCR lines about prices and mailing, lacking a clear single event or story.
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the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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