Supreme Court critique sparks Senate clash and praise
The column discusses Eastland’s claim that the Warren court favored communists using a box score, noting votes by Warren and Black on alleged communist lines. It counters with Humphrey praising Warren and cites public support for the chief justice amid broad respect for the court’s role. It ends with quotes from artists about art and originality.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Warren Court
South
John Birch Society
Earl Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Senate
Eastman
Warren
High Court
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Black
Felix Frankfurter
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Tom C. Clark
John Marshall Harlan
Charles Evans Whittaker
Potter Stewart
Kennedy Warns on Quick Fixes for Unemployment
On the first anniversary of the Area Redevelopment Act Kennedy cautions against easy solutions to chronic unemployment. He praises a $394 million long term loan program and proposes a Home Corps of retired Americans to aid urban rehabilitation projects like Arequipa Peru.
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Kennedy
Congress
Peace Corps
Chester W. Wiggins
Arequipa
Peru
United Airlines
San Francisco
Wiggins
Romney cites party membership as slechts a political flaw
George Romney told the League of Women Voters that only about two percent of Americans join a party or work for a campaign, while labor unions and pressure groups exceed both parties. He argued parties are weaker than influence groups and that candidates fear offending them, undermining two party strength.
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George Romney
Michigan
League of Women Voters
Minneapolis
Romney
American Federation of Labor and Congress
Industrial Organizations
America
Luncheon Highlights Medical Breakthroughs and Social Debate
A Mary Lasker Foundation luncheon showcases medical progress and public policy debates. The writer recalls personal health gains, laments poverty, and argues for smarter aging care while praising medical reporting and discussions on retarded children and life extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lasker
Abraham Ribicoff
Albert Lasker
Dear Abby Reassess The Value
Questioning if a fiancé can demand bank balances and joint accounts. Abby warns against combining funds before marriage and urges caution with a partner who spends freely. Also includes light replies about dog biscuit corsages and two timing.
Sally S Case K-484 A neurotic wife seeks help
Sally S aged 41 a blonde wife with a high school daughter fears losing her mind and recalls a past sanitarium visit She repeats compulsions washing potatoes tallying items and avoiding openings due to dirt and germs The analysis notes neurotic patterns and her plea to Dr Crane.
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Sally
Sally S
Dr. Crane
Sally's Menopause Neuroticism Examined in Sanity Case
The piece describes Sally as sane and not psychotic yet troubled by a sex neurosis born from midlife fears. It links her anxiety to beliefs about aging, isolation, and desertion, detailing imagined encounters with men and a subconscious wish for male attention paired with a nonresponsive husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Hal Boyle on the business girl's luncheon and equality
The column notes how tired businesswomen share lunch habits with male executives. A bartender recalls shifts from distinct Friday pay lunches to daily gatherings. The piece contrasts martini counts and sandwich orders, ending with the business girl staying one martini lighter and returning to her desk a minute earlier.
Shawnee House Burns in Morning Fire
Shawnee interior occupied by Robert MacEachen was destroyed by fire Wednesday morning. MacEachen, who lives alone, said he awakened to flames. Defective wiring is blamed for the blaze.
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Robert MacEachen
Shawnee
MacEachen
Kennedy stance on railroad pay boost shows wary path to inflation control
President Kennedy avoided full endorsement of the three member emergency board proposal for a 10 cent an hour rail pay rise while noting it falls within his Council of Economic Advisers guidelines. The advisory board warns the move could force rate hikes, as unions press for more and railroads protest any increase. The dispute persists between unions and railroads with ICC oversight looming.
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Kennedy
American Association of Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
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Paul Gauguin
Hong Kong
Lasker Foundation
Rolf Herrsgaard
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Baltimore
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Blue Note
Juilliard
George W. Crane
Hal Boyle
Athens Messenger
Messenger
Ohio
W. Va
Eaatis Estate
U. S
Possessions
Athens
Associated Press
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