Kennedy Sways House Panel Toward Weaker Civil Rights Bill
US News report notes Kennedy pressure leads to House Judiciary Committee shelving strong civil rights bill in favor of a compromise. The measure, while softer than ultraliberal aims, still expands federal reach into private hiring and sets up an employment practices commission.
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White House
Kennedy
House
Judiciary Committee
Robert Kennedy
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Congress
Fort Lauderdale News
News & World Report
What Are Russia's Plans to Berlin Traffic Crisis
Officials in Washington and allied capitals are puzzled by renewed Russian pressure on Berlin and access to the city. Khrushchev likely directed the latest two day stand up, violating long standing agreements and raising fears that such incidents could spark a physical clash if repeated.
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Berlin
Washington
Khrushchev
Optimism for Cancer Cure Cited by AMA Leader
Dr. Norman Welsh, newly elected president of the American Medical Association, expressed hope for a cancer cure. He cited advances in genetics and cell study as paving the way for faster progress, stating relief for millions of sufferers and saving thousands of lives worldwide cannot come soon enough.
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Norman Welsh
American Medical Association
Harris Seen as Possible Fed Board Pick Amid Inflation Debate
Washington reports President Kennedy may appoint Seymour E. Harris of Harvard to the Federal Reserve Board in 1964, a move conservatives fear could favor expansionary money policy over the Fed’s rate-raising restraint. Harris’s writings on Keynesianism and inflation reflect a cautious yet potentially hawkish stance depending on interpretation.
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Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin Jr
Fed
White House
Capitol
Washington
Kennedy
Seymour E. Harris
Harvard University
J. L. Robertson
Harris
Martin
Seymour Harris
John Maynard Keynes
Keynes
Dear Abby Not Under His Hat
Dear Abby advises that you should have asked the friend before revealing his toupee. The letter-writer then recalls being asked to move seats at a lunch counter and questions whether it is rude to refuse, noting glare from others.
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Abby
Dear Abby: Promised burial plan sparks family rift
Abigail Van Buren advises a widow who honored her dying husband by keeping his funeral wishes private. Family and friends criticize the arrangements, but the widow asks if she acted rightly. The column notes her promise and offers broader guidance on handling grief and social pressure.
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Abby
Michelangelo and the Business of Selling Talent
The text treats Michelangelo as an applied psychologist who used salesmanship to gain commissions such as the Sistine Chapel works. It argues talent alone fails without merchandising skill and urges readers to request a booklet on advertising and selling, promising insights from psychology.
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Michelangelo
Columbus
Jesus
Vinton Notes On Local Visits And Hospital Stay
Earnest Welsh visited Mr and Mrs Chester White in Vinton. Mr and Mrs Lester Metcalf hosted guests and visited Alvin Metcalf in Marion. Tommy Metcalf from Columbus spent the weekend with his parents. Joan Shocker and Di anna stayed with Floyd White in Steubenville. Pearl Snyder and Mrs Shocker’s mother are visiting. James Snyder of Columbus and Kathryn Snyder and Phillip visited Pearly Oiler and family.
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Vinton
Earnest Welsh
Mrs
Chester White
Lester Metcalf
Joan Shocker
Dianna
Steubenville
Floyd White
Pearl Snyder
Are You Normal or Simply Neurotic This Time
A humorous self test notes many quirks and fears of modern life. It suggests that mild neuroticism can be part of being normal and urges readers to stay calm in an abnormal world.
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Sigmund Freud
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Goldwater
Roosevelt
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Women's National Press Club
Barry Goldwater's Directness and Coming Pressures
Barry Goldwater, seen as direct and untheatrical, contrasts with Roosevelt and other rivals, sustaining favorable polling. As he nears state primaries, he will face relentless campaigning, pressure, and the need for more specific national proposals, including views on Formosa and potential U S involvement.
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Goldwater
China
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Red China
Ile
United States
Chiang
Russia
Cheshire Notices and Birth Announcement
Mrs Virginia Sayre and daughter Barbara return to Florefte Pa after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Forrest Smith Chillicothe spend weekend with Mrs Alma Swisher. Mrs Mina Amos visits her son Dale and family near Gallipolis. Mr and Mrs Harold Taylor Marietta call on Mr and Mrs Ed Preston. Mr and Mrs Terry Shambin announce the birth of a son in Holzer Hospital.
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Bert Hern Cheshire
Virginia Sayre
Barbara
Florefte Pa
Forrest Smith
Chillicothe
Alma Swisher
Mina Amos
Dale
Gallipolis
Harold Taylor
Marietta
Ed Preston
Terry Shamblin
Holzer Hospital
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