Eisenhower era aide backs Scranton draft for 1960 presidency
Gerald Morgan writes 500 top Republican appointees urging support for Bill Scranton as natural compromise candidate. Replies favor Morgan's plan rise above Cleveland Governors Conference. Scranton decision to run came at 8:05 p.m. in Harrisburg after long refusals.
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Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Gerald Morgan
Eisenhower
William Scranton
Morgan
Bill Scranton
Cleveland
Scranton
San Francisco
Harrisburg
George Romney
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Romney
Goldwater
Gov
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Fannin
Sheraton Cleveland
H. L. Hunt
Trial By Arbitration in Civil Courts Urged by Judge Peck
Former New York Appellate Division justice David W. Peck warns that civil courts are clogged by increasing litigation and traffic damage suits. He proposes two remedies: judge-only trials to speed cases and broader use of arbitration for expeditious hearings, urging both to preserve timely administration of justice nationwide.
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David W. Peck
New York State Supreme Court
Peck
Equal Pay Act Fosters Parity in Wages Across Jobs
The Equal Pay Act of 1963, now in force, requires equal pay for equal work regardless of sex. It covers about 27.5 million workers nationally, including 7.4 million women, with safeguards against wage discrimination and unions pressuring violations. The law aims to remove sex-based differentials while preserving job classifications where feasible, and anticipates greater future opportunities for women to reach higher pay levels.
Humanizing Medicine Proposal Faces Study by AMA
Sargent Shriver urged the American Medical Association to accredit a two year internship in either the Peace Corps or the war on poverty. He argued it would steer medicine toward general practice and humanization and make interns more useful to the corps after hospital internships.
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Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
War On Poverty
American Medical Association
Foreign aid totals revealed after World War III era payments
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges reports over 100 billion dollars in foreign aid since the war period. Gifts and grants reach 75 billion, loans 25.7 billion, with 10 billion repaid in principal and 4 billion in interest. Lend Lease accounts are not included, with the Soviet Union's balance noted as long overdue.
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United States
Luther Hodges
Soviet Union
Captive Nations Pay When Soviets Sell to West, Says Kutt
Estonian economist Aleksander Kutt argues that Soviet oil sales to the West subsidize foreign exchange for purchases of Western wheat and chemical equipment. He cites higher charges to captive European nations, with Russia profiting while satellites bear the costs.
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Soviet Union
Europe
Aleksander Kutt
Assembly of
Ussr Ministry of Foreign Trade
West
World Petroleum Magazine
Middle East
Venezuela
Italy
Germany
Cuba
Japan
Finland
Sweden
Castro
Hungary
Poland
Moscow
National Petroleum Council
Russia
NPC
Canada
Aleksander Kutz
France
Budapest
Warsaw
Kutt
Dr Crane Quack Attacked By Psychology Professors
A columnist defends practical psychology against university professors who call him a quack. He cites scattered incidents at Otterbein and Ohio State and notes thousands of readers using the column for education and personal guidance amid debates over applied psychology versus theory.
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Lorna L
Indianapolis
Purdue
Indiana
Otterbein College
Ohio State
Dear Abby readers debate tasting versus smelling in cooking
Readers share anecdotes from Montpelier and aboard a Great Lakes ship about whether top chefs taste ingredients or rely on scent and sight. A chef to a governor and a master brewer argue that tasting is unnecessary and that visual and olfactory checks suffice, while humor notes conclude Abby thanks the contributors.
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Abby
Montpelier
New York
Great Lakes
Scranton Reverses Course On Goldwater Nomination
James Marlow reports that Pennsylvania Governor Scranton shifts again on 1964 GOP ticket. Scranton waivers between presidency and vice presidency with Barry Goldwater, citing foreign policy unity. He later criticizes Goldwater over civil rights and then pledges party unity if nominated.
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Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Arizona
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton
Goldwater
Summer Doldrums Hit Offices Waiting Game For Morale
HAL BOYLE notes two annual goof-off periods in offices the winter and summer doldrums. In summer staff delay work as vacations loom and morale drops. Bosses convene meetings while half the executives nap or stare outside. By Labor Day health and focus return as workers vow to earn yearend bonuses.
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