Sound dollar debate between Kennedy and Rockefeller
In letters between President Kennedy and David Rockefeller, president of Chase Manhattan Bank, Kennedy pledges to keep the dollar sound by not devaluing gold and by maintaining capital access. Rockefeller urges immediate tax cuts with spending restraint. The president projects a higher next-year budget amid a growing deficit, arguing soundness comes from revenue exceeding expenditure.
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Kennedy
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Rockefeller
Americanisms Liven Up Thesaurus For English Readers
A London edition of Roget’s Thesaurus third edition notes a slight American accent as editor Robert A. Dutch describes how Americanisms invigorate English. He cites drunkenness terms showing mixed usage and acknowledges many originate in America and now appear in common American speech.
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Roget
London
Oxford
Robert A. Dutch
New York Shows Shift to Second and Third Generation Americans
Census data indicates a decline in foreign born residents in metropolitan areas, with a large rise in second and third generation Americans. In New York City, foreign born fell from one third of 1910's 4,766,883 to one fifth of 1960's 7,781,984, while about half now are native born or have at least one foreign born parent, signaling greater cosmopolitan mix nationwide.
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Census Bureau
New York
Lawsuit Highlights Industrial Espionage in Antibiotics
American Cyanamid sues Sidney Fox and Kim Laboratories over theft of antibiotic trade secrets. Affidavits detail illicit procurement of confidential information used to develop and sell drugs to Italian firms, with Italian bids undercutting U.S. government purchases. Witnesses cite plans for Kim Laboratories to market antibiotics to Italian and Israeli interests.
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Pentagon
American Cyanamid Co
America
Lederle Laboratories
Sidney Martin Fox
Kim Laboratories, Inc
Fox
Arthur Markewich
Italy
Walter R. Mansfield
United States
Nathan Sharff
New Jersey
Biorganic Laboratories, Inc
Sharff
Squibb
Kim Laboratories
Dear Abby Advice Column Excerpts from Letters
A collage of Dear Abby Q and A style letters discusses relationship dilemmas. Topics include revealing a homecoming to a mother, saying no to proposals, meeting a decent partner, and avoiding telephone solicitation. The page invites readers to share marriage stories for future columns.
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Abby
Personal Cases on Psychology in Religion for Clergy
The article argues successful sermons hinge on winning friends and addressing current parishioner concerns rather than heavy scholarship. It urges clergymen to use psychology, relate to audience, read newspapers, and make pastoral calls, noting salary can reflect perceived effectiveness. It ends with a note to contact Dr Crane for booklets.
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California
Crane
Sunday visitors drop by Gordon James home
In Straitsville Mrs. Gordon James hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller of Nelsonville and Grace Donoghue of Murray City. Owen Wallace and Clara Wiant with Jean and Grace Shaffer from Logan also visited. Frank Wallace and son of Columbus spent the weekend with relatives here.
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Gordon James
Shelby Barber
Phil Miller
Nelsonville
Grace Donoghue
Murray City
Owen Wallace
Pine Grove
W. A
Clara Wiant
Jean
Grace Shaffer
Logan
Frank Wallace
Columbus
Noble Plan Impossible Yet in Nuclear Talks
The mid June McNamara speech at Michigan urged U S and Soviet ground rules for nuclear war aiming at military targets only. The piece argues that such a pact is noble but impossible, since both sides honor only when advantageous, likening it to two duelists injuring flesh only.
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McNamara
University of Michigan
U.S
Russia
United States
Belgium
Washington
Soviet Union
Sherman
Pentagon
Rock Creek Park
Kremlin
Moscow
NATO
Atlas
Minuteman
Mr. Khrushchev
How to Talk So Children Feel Comfortable
The article praises child development specialists and parent speech that makes children feel at ease. It stresses imagining from the child's view to foster open communication, warns against laughing at innocent questions, and questions how a child would feel in such moments.
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