U S Urges Strict Test Ban While Soviets Threaten More Tests
The piece criticizes the Soviet Union for violating a voluntary moratorium and threatens renewed atmospheric nuclear testing. It notes Kennedy's stance that a test ban with inspection is needed and cites statements by Zorin and Khrushchev, aligning with US calls for vigilance against Soviet cheating. It ends with literary quotes from Spurgeon and Richter.
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Soviet Union
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Zorin
Khrushchev
Arthur Dean
Kennedy
Government taxes push executive pay and prices higher
Earnings of 1961 leaders Frederick G. Donner and John F. Gordon illustrate how taxes swallow most of top executives pay. Official take leaves only small net incomes while government taxation ranges from 20 to 92 percent, a factor in overall price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Frederick G. Donner
John F. Gordon
Donner
Gordon
Equal Treatment in Labor Conflicts Cited by Albany Evangelist
The Albany diocese weekly Evangelist editorial argues Kennedy should apply the same strict stance to labor disputes as he did with steel, stating unjustified labor demands warrant action to protect the public interest and avoid inflationary outcomes.
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Kennedy
Evangelist
Albany
N. Y
Faulkner Praises West Point Cadets After Two Talks
Nobel author William Faulkner visited West Point and was impressed by cadets sharp questions. He spoke twice on destiny and the American ideal, noting Princeton Harvard and Virginia students seemed softer in inquiry by comparison.
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William Faulkner
West Point
Corps of
Princeton
Harvard
University of Virginia
Faulkner
Service
Campaign costs and partisanship in election funding debate
A columnist rails at the President's Commission on Campaign Costs for proposing tax deductions and broader participation in political spending. He defends party loyalty, cites Nixon Kennedy debates, and criticizes limits on expenditures as inadequate, favoring strict candidate liability like Britain's system and questioning the role of educational funds.
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President’s Commission On
Richard Nixon
Commission
Nixon
Kennedy
President's Commission On
Eskimos Nose Rub Greeting Myths Debunked
Letters from Anchorage residents discuss Eskimo customs noting they rub noses instead of kissing due to cold. Contributors include a G I, 11 year old Buzzie, and a retired seaman clarifying greetings and health considerations.
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Abby
Anchorage
Alaska
Eskimos DC
Peter Freuchen
Coast
Coach Waldorf counsels sports as life savers for youth
In CASE M-408 Jerry J aged 11 a Little League catcher died after being hit on the head. Mrs Crane and Dr Crane seek comfort as Lynn Waldorf defends sports saying 1 000 000 boys play school sports and practice saves lives though sorrow remains.
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CASE
Jerry J
Waldorf
Jerry
Pontoon of Visits Marks Painter Ridge Social Notes
Local households from Painter Ridge report visits among Knotts, Bell, Dennion, Arbasgest, Gilliam, and Cooper families in recent days. An accident at a railroad crossing claimed five youths, prompting Coach Waldorf to urge coping advice for grieving families and believers in a broader afterlife.
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Lloyd Ashburn
Seb White
Coy Gilliam
A. A. Bell
Clarence Cooper
Albany
Bill Payne
William Payne
Effie Baker
H. Dennion
St Rose Student Named State Contest Finalist
Phillip Tague a seventh grade pupil at St Rose Catholic School in New Lexington became a finalist in a statewide Knights of Columbus contest for elementary students. He submitted a 300 word story about the power of prayer focusing on a Korean orphan adopted by an American family.
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New Lexington
Phillip Tague
St. Rose Catholic School
Here
The
Knights of Columbus
Phillip
Taxpayer raises questions on Beacon School funding in Athens
Letter writers urge examination of school tax impacts, defend Beacon School for severely retarded children and stress need for local funding. They cite York School costs, state aid changes, and the role of Mental Hygiene and Correction in educating special needs students.
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York Two
Beacon School
York
Beacon
John E. Lewis
Athens
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Child Welfare Board
Robert L. Daniel Athens
the Messenger
Story-Teller Pity Goes To Mynah Birds In Dairy Crown Night Life
Jim Sullivan's bar in Sea Bright was shut for two weeks by ABC after a drunk patron was served. Two mynah birds named Willie and Silky lost their jobs as Sullivan closed his doors while the case drew local scrutiny of enforcement rules and secret-agent testimony.
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Sea Bright
Jim Sullivan
Alcoholic Beverage Control Group
Sully
Bill
Emmet
Willie
Silky
Sullivan
Doc
James
William Howe Davis
ABC
Sullivan's
John Keenan
Keenan
Davis
American Psychiatric Association
Mr. Davis
New Jersey
Anthony J. Grossi
Mynah Birds
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Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Jean Paul Richter
Norman Thomas
Roger Babson
New York State
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
G. I
Greenland
Buzzie
FUR Trader
George W. Crane
Painter Ridge
A. Bell
Bill Arbasgest, Jr
Huntington
William Arbasgest, Sr
Harry Knotts
Nancy
Kenna Knotts
Carl Knotts
Joe Gilliam
Wilkesville
Frank Knotts
Vinton
Jesus
Buchtel
Ohio
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Vnall
Ohio & W. Va
Athe Ohio
Bek
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Jim Bishop
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