Joint Venture Projects to Bring Foreign Capital Home
President Kennedy urges attracting foreign capital for long term investment in the United States. The Commerce Department promotes joint ventures with non communist nations to build plants in high unemployment areas, producing goods for sale in the hemisphere and employing American workers. This aims to reduce unemployment and gold outflow while boosting domestic wage spending.
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Kennedy
Department of Commerce
Communist Bloc
More Indians Fewer Chiefs in Republican Debate
Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen praises a new Republican National Citizens committee urging more Indians and fewer chiefs to elect Republicans. Others like Barry Goldwater and Dwight Eisenhower weigh in on party labels, broadening the debate on ideology and leadership. The piece argues victory hinges on the right candidate at the right time rather than fixed labels.
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Everett McKinley Dirksen
Senate
New Republican National Citizens Committee
Dirksen
Charles Halleck
House
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Interim Court Ruling Upholds Presidential Interim Appointments
The U S Court of Appeals upholds presidential power to appoint interim judges during Senate recess. The case centers on John M. Cashin named to the Southern District of New York on Aug 17 1955, after a Senate recess, with later confirmation. The decision stresses necessity for governmental functioning and suggests no binding precedent against such interim acts.
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United States Court of Appeals
Senate
Eisenhower
John M. Cashin
New York
Cashin
Court of Appeals
D Days on Delinquency and Civic Pride Across Continents
Two letters contrast life in New York and an Italian city describing juvenile delinquency, youth behavior, and the role of family, community order, and poverty. The Italian correspondent notes polite youths, clean streets, park life, and strong local pride while linking delinquency to urban loneliness and the American idea of underprivilege.
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Bedford-Stuyvesant
Italy
Lower East Side
New York
Brooklyn
Harlem
America
Propinquity and Social Starvation Guide Family Advice
A columnist outlines a psychological method for parents to steer a child away from an unsuitable romance. By shifting the prospective mate from a narrow setting to the family home environment, overconfidence in the match may be jolted and the illusion dissolved.
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Charlene F
Charles
Chicago
Charlene
Dr. Crane
Bailiwick
Dear Abby Readers Warn Against Generous Yard Liability
Dear Abby advises that inviting neighborhood children to play in a yard can expose homeowners to lawsuits for injuries and dental bills. The reader recounts a neighbor boy's accident and a subsequent attorney letter seeking payment, warning others to guard against unforeseen liability.
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Abby
Dear Abby Advice on In-Law Tension and House Roles
Abigail Van Buren counsels a daughter in law facing a difficult mother in law visit. She urges the husband to keep the matriarch as a guest not the Lady of the House and stresses adult civility.
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Abby
D-I-L
Vinton Briefs Highlight Family Visits and Moves
Vinton reports Eleanor White notes Jan and Ann Long returning from a four week visit with aunts and uncles Mr and Mrs John Hutchinson and Mr and Mrs Walter McGhes in San Benando California. Earl Justice and children from Baltimore spent the weekend with Harley Cloud. Larry Hill and Jimmy moved to a new home at Evergreen. Junior Scott and daughters from Toledo returned home after vacation with Pearly Oiler and James Snyder families.
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Pearly Oiler
James Snyder
Shrewd Alice Captures World Traveler Then Loses Him
A confident single woman named Alice, living with her widowed mother, aims for a rich husband and travels the world in mind, but ends up married to a 67 year old traveler who refuses romance. After a quiet, unhappy year, she vanishes to Nevada to divorce, only to receive news that her mother has married the dear husband. The tale invites a writer to retell this ironic twist.
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Alice
Thomas Manville
Mr. Richt
Law
Nevada
Soil Conservation Lessons From Farm Practice
A narrative explains practical soil conservation learned on a hill country farm. It describes mud runoff after rains, the value of straw branches and trees to hold soil, and the need to teach erosion control to children and students in urban and rural settings. It urges observing flood control efforts and integrating soil care into education.
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Hector Berlioz
Honore de Balzac
George W. Crane
Dear Abby
Dear
Abigail van Buren
Libby
Eleanor White
Garry C. Myers
ENS Messenger
Hea
AY Messenger
Ers
Malin Oble
Sunda
Athens
Ohio
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