Kennedy Judges Laud. Partisan Balance Noted by ABA Panel
Bernard G. Segal reports on 100 Kennedy judicial appointments with 16 exceptionally well qualified, 45 well qualified, 31 qualified, and eight not qualified. The eight unqualified were seen as a minor disappointment amid overall good quality and political pressures at a new administration.
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Kennedy
American Bar Association
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
Bernard G. Segal
Philadelphia
Segal
Eisenhower
Moral Victory Delays Rail Strike as Judge Blocks Mass Cuts
Federal Judge Joseph Sam Perry in Chicago enjoined 120 railroads from deep job cuts, prioritizing workers over revenues. Railroads appeal to the Seventh Circuit to lift the injunction and pursue 65,000 job reductions planned over five years, delaying a possible strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sam Perry
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals For
Seventh District
Castro’s Pricing System Exposed by Gavin Release
The Cuban regime reportedly sets fines to release prisoners in a scheme charging 100000 to plantation owners and 50000 to professionals and small business people while workers face 25000. Gavin, a 34 year old liquor importer turned guerrilla, paid 50000 to obtain his release after 16 months in custody.
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George Throckmorton Gavin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Gavin
Laos Premier Sees Invasion Route Closed by October
Prince Souvanna Phouma, premier of Laos, said the invasion route to South Vietnam will be closed by October 6 as all foreign troops withdraw under a 14 nation neutrality pact. He spoke at the National Press Club in Washington, noting signatories including China and the Soviet Union must evacuate forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
South Vietnam
China
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
National Press Club
Washington
Cambodia
Dodd Speech Shapes New Foreign Policy Debate
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut emerges as a leading Democrat voice in a fresh national debate on foreign policy. The article notes his strong stance on liberty, anti communism, and anti Semitism, contrasting with isolationist pasts and highlighting his influence through published speeches.
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United States
Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Senator Dodd
Lyle Munson
Bookmailer, Inc
Senator
Dodd
Marx
Hitler
Soviet Russia
Dear Abby advice column reader letters and replies
A collage of Dear Abby reader questions on infidelity forgiveness teenage gifts and baby development with Abby’s guidance urging forgiveness privacy and safety. The column ends with a note directing readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes for personal replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Prince Amnon and Tamar Case a Biblical Love Sick Tale
The piece recounts Amnon son of David as a case of sexual infatuation not love. It notes Jonadab's scheme, the assault on Tamar, her plea for marriage, and Amnon’s subsequent hatred, urging readers to consider father figures carefully.
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Amnon
America
Prince Amnon
David
Tamar
Jonadab
Dorothy Dix
Carr School reunion draws 100 plus in Woode Grove
Alfred ALFRED reports the Carr School reunion in Woode Grove on Sunday attracted more than 100 former teachers, pupils, families and friends with a full detailed account promised later.
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Alfred
Carr
Woode Grove
Clair Tollrod
Gerald Swartz
Marietta
Henderson Brothers
Illinois
Clarence Henderson
Linda
Lee Henderson
Charles O’brien
Columbus
O’brien
Garner Griffin
Robert Martin
Carthage
Carr School
Arthur Atherton
Wilma Jean
Kennedy speaks on economy and Congress in nationwide address
James Marlow notes President Kennedy used a statistics filled broadcast to reassure investors and promote his Congress. He argued the economy is stable but needs more measures, promised tax relief if conditions worsen, and highlighted steps taken to bolster growth while recalling inherited uncertainties from 1961.
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Kennedy
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
Truman
Sure Signs Of Middle Age
A humorous piece defines middle age by actions and feelings rather than years. It contrasts men and women timelines with aging milestones, memory of old times, and priorities from sleep to hobbies and pensions. It notes the contrast between youth morale and established pride in work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Birthday Party for Everett Shiltz Held at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shiltz hosted a dinner at their home for their son Everett Shiltz sixth birthday. Attendees included local families and relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Everett McClanahan, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and Mickey, Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Markin and Debbie, Mrs. Bertha Grounds, John Grounds, George Grounds, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smitley and Bobbie Thornville, and Everett’s siblings Keith, Cherry, and Cecil Shiltz.
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Carpenter
Frank Shiltz
Everett
Everett McClanahan
Don Johnson
Mickey
Marvin Markin
Debbie
Bertha Grounds
John
George Grounds
Robert Smitley
Bobbie
Thornville
Keith, Cherry
Cecile Shiltz
Cheshire By Mrs. Bert Hern Cheshire Picnic Highlights
Kgger Creek plant workers held their annual picnic with John and Dan Musgrave visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hern. Ashland Oil Co. picnic at Camden Park drew Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sayre from Floreffe visiting the Hern family. Alice Darst moved to Gallipolis and Mary Myers rented her old house. Clarence Preston announces the birth of a son, their second boy. Don Sayre and Oakie Abshire train at Lackland Texas.
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Cheshire
Kgger Creek
John
Dan Musgrave
Charles Hern
Ashland Oil Co
Camden Park
J. F. Sayre
Floreffe
B. L. Hern
Alice Darst
Gallipolis
Mary Myers
Darst
Clarence Preston
Preston’s
Don Sayre
Oakie Abshire
Lackland, Texas
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Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
P.S
Missouri
Texas
George W. Crane
Samuel
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Terry
Sandra Swartz
Dayton
Murray Hopkins
Betty
Vere Swartz
James Marlow
JFK
Hal Boyle
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Dublin
Everett Shiltz
Mrs
Bert Hern
Thens Messenger
SUN
Del
Ohio & W Va
Aily
Possapetane
Athens
Ohio
the Messenger Publishing Co
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