Trade pact averts collapse with 11th hour formula
An 11th hour compromise on a tariff reduction formula between the United States and the European Common Market averts a collapse. Christian A Herter calls it a victory for liberal trade while West German minister Ludwig Erhard cautions about uncertainties. The agreement sets a shell of an egg, with future details to be decided in tariff cuts beginning next May.
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United States
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
Ludwig Erhard
France
Common Market
Atlantic
Green Shoots in Wasteland: FCC Chair Reviews TV Diversity
The new FCC chairman E William Henry says there are green shoots in a wasteland of television with more diverse programming needed. He will be as tough as his predecessor Newton Minow and resigns effective June 1. He cites too much conformity and not enough imagination in prime time and urges educational and public service shows alongside entertaining content. Viewers may welcome criticisms of network imitation and desire for genuine innovation and controversial issue coverage.
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Federal Communications Commission
E. William Henry
Newton N. Minow
Henry
Earl Warren
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miss Efron
Minow
FCC
Washington
Arthur Krock
Congress
Satellite Corporation
Newton Minow
Astronauts Serve Nation Not For Money
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper earns 982.93 monthly pay split into base pay quarters allowance subsistence and flight pay. For May a 31 day month that totals 31.70 per day. Cooper and fellow astronauts perform perilous space missions as service to country rather than for money.
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Maj. L. Gordon Cooper
Cooper
West Virginia State Flag Presented for Centennial Flight
Governor Barron presented the white bordered blue flag with a coat of arms to President Kennedy to fly over the White House on June 20, 1963 for West Virginia’s 100th statehood anniversary. West Virginia was the 35th state to join the Union.
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White House
West Virginia
W. W. Barron
Kennedy
Union
Efrons study on TV taboos opens doors for change
Edith Efron analyzes three years of prime time public affairs to show how networks avoid domestic issues. She finds only two Congress programs per year and one Supreme Court show in three years. The FCC's power creates fear, prompting self censorship and ad sponsor bias.
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Columbia University School of Journalism
New York City
Marguerite Higgins
New York Herald Tribune
Fred Grain
Time Magazine
al Rosenfeld
Israel
Columbia
Edith Efron
TV Guide
U.S
Newton Minow
the Thunderer
Federal Communications
E. William Henry
Miss Efron
United States
Pakistan
Europe
Outer
Congress
Supreme Court
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Mississippi
Alabama
Dear Abby letters reveal gossip, motherly meddling, and life choices
A collection of Dear Abby excerpts addresses questions about ring karats, unsolicited inquiries, and handling a meddling mother. Readers discuss privacy about jewelry, a daughter's college, and the heredity versus environment debate, with Abby's candid responses and guidance.
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Abby
Doris
Spinach Struggles Show Power Of Positive Feeding
Case P-458 follows Larry L. a one year old who hates spinach and screams at first bite. His father forces a bite then loses control, highlighting how forced feeding triggers anger and resistance. The article discusses how early tastes become linked to positive emotions through conditioning and how neutral flavors can become desirable when paired with happy contexts.
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Larry
Larry L
Dr. Crane
National Debt Limit Raised to 307 Billion Dollars
President Kennedy signed a bill authorizing an immediate rise of the national debt limit to 307 billion dollars. The Senate rushed the measure through to send it to Kennedy for signature after rejecting an amendment to the House bill. Treasury Secretary Dillon had warned the debt would exceed 305 billion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senior Placement Bureau Aids Montclair Elders in Finding Work
Montclair New Jersey operates a free Senior Placement Bureau begun in 1960 to place workers over 60. Raymond Conover, 65, runs the office with a small budget and volunteers, listing jobs from baby sitting to clerical and guard positions. He notes strong demand and says his bureau has 40 openings unfilled due to more jobs than applicants. The piece advocates similar local efforts to reduce senior unemployment and offers an Employment Tips booklet via The Messenger.
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New York City
Montclair
N. J
Raymond F. Conover
Community Chest
Double Talk Class Shows Irony In Everyday Speech
The piece presents a humorous list of verbatim double talk examples and their literal translations. It highlights social manipulation, evasive phrasing, and ironic outcomes in a satirical view of communication. The examples involve references to Marcel Proust, aging trends, and personal interactions.
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Marcel Proust
Jack
Darwin By Mrs Earl Cowen Burlingham
Airman 3-c Herbert Riggs is on a 30 day leave from the Air Force to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Riggs before returning to For mosa for 18 months. Visitors to the Riggs home include Mr and Mrs David Riggs Harrisonville Mr and Mrs Robert Eastman Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Robert Snider Rodenna Mrs Victoria Stacey Tom Stacey John Stacey Rodenna. Victoria Stacey and her sons Tom and John returned home to Rodenna. Lizzie Blackwell and Mr and Mrs Dana Haning Burlingham visited Mrs Harl Haning Harrisonville. Bible School at Burlingham Church June 24 28 at 1 30 p m.
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Herbert Riggs
Air Force
Fred Riggs
Formosa
Riggs
David Riggs
Harrisonville
Robert Eastman
Pomeroy
Robert Snider
Rodenna
Victoria Stacey
Tom Stacey
John Stacey
Victora Stacey
Tom
John
Lizzie Blackwell
Dana Haning
Burlingham
Harl Haning
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Sunday Messenger
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