Unanswered Questions Nearing Kennedy Assassination Second Anniversary
The New York World Telegram and Sun editor Sylvan Fox reviews The Unanswered Questions about President Kennedy's assassination. He lists lingering queries on shooter count, angles, bullet path, the police car outside Oswald’s home, Jack Ruby’s access, and the path of Oswald after the shooting.
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John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Sylvan Fox
New York World Telegram and Sun
Kennedy
Lee Oswald
Jack Ruby
Oswald
Births Decline As Americans Postpone Family Plans
The drop in yearly births since 1957 is linked to later marriages and longer spacing between children. Arthur Campbell of the Public Health Service notes women seek similar family sizes but delay childbearing, a trend echoed by Donald Freedman. They warn postponement may reduce future birth rates and hinder family formation.
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Arthur A. Campbell
U.S Public Health Service
Campbell
Donald Freedman
University of Michi
Gan
Freedman
Max
American Medical Association
NYU Hall of Fame adds Wright Holmes Addams Thayer to tradition of dissent
NYU's Hall of Fame for Great Americans inducts Orville Wright Oliver Wendell Holmes Jane Addams and Sylvanus Thayer, praising their refusal to accept limits. Dr James M Hester cautions he means nonviolent dissenters not antiwar draft card burners, urging today’s youth to carry forward that constructive tradition.
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New York University
Orville Wright
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jane Addams
Sylvanus Thayer
James M. Hester
University
Viet Nam
Col
West Point
Hester
Connecticut GOP feud seen as national symptom of party split
John Chamberlain argues Connecticut Republicans divisions reflect a national rot as the Citizens Committee clashes with regular Republicans over Dirksen and the reapportionment issue. He notes fund-raising paralysis and pro-Democrat momentum unless leaders mediate and unify factions.
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Connecticut
U. S. Senate
Everett Dirksen
Republican State Central Committee
Citizens Committee For
Republican Party
William Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
John Lupton
Lupton
Citizens Committee
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
California
Senator Dirksen
Dirksen
Ray Bliss
Republican National Committee
Prescott Bush
Horace Seeley-Brown
Gordon Reed
Republican Citizens Committee
Washington
Greenwich
Lupton Group
Dorksen
Dominican Crisis Looms Over Garcia Godoy as U S Seeks Stable Rule
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that the Dominican Republic crisis persists under Provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy. With U S prestige and troops involved, Garcia Godoy faces three pending crises including disarming rebel forces, officer integration, and civil war risk if leaders fail to act.
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Nueva Ciudad
Santo Domingo
Francisco Carmeno Deno
Ozama River
Dominican Crisis Deepens as Garcia Godoy Faces Military Shuffle
U S officials warn Garcia Godoy to avoid purging military chiefs amid rebel demands while fearing a coup that could return the Dominican Republic to civil war and empower Castroite movements. Washington links stability to Johnson’s intervention as the only defense against chaos.
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Minican
Lyndon Johnson
Garcia - Godoy
Nueva Ciudad
U. S
Garcia Godoy
Washington
Santo Domingo
Garcia-Godoy
OAS
Dominican Republic
Johnson
GOP Recovery Praised and Questioned in Ohio Politics
Ohio Republicans claim a GOP comeback after wins in a national election and many large-city mayoralties while Democratic leaders warn of a two party shift in the 7th District and statewide challenges. Both sides cite taxes and school funding as campaign issues ahead of next year’s races.
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Columbus
Ohio
John S. Andrews
GOP
Johnson
William L. Coleman
Clarence Brown Jr
Coleman
Brown
Urbana
Congress
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Andrews
Rhodes
Odd Canadian election without full names on ballots
In Canada voters decide whether Lester B. Pearson or John G. Diefenbaker will lead the country, but neither is listed on most ballots. Pearson runs in Algoma East, Diefenbaker in Prince Albert. The party with the most seats forms the government and the prime minister.
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Toronto
U. S
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
John G. Diefenbaker
Pearson
Algoma East
Ontario
Diefenbaker
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Abby column mix of office parties and social norms
Readers ask about etiquette for a secretary party celebrating a new account and excluding a spouse. Abby suggests the husband could respond, while others note dilemmas about divorced relatives, social mixing, and greeting colleagues by first names. A reader closes with a wedding gift card anecdote.
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Abby
Mother G
Probing Postal Prizes and Social Observations
A column notes varied trivia from mail curiosities to divorce rates, housing taxes, nylon use, travel spending, infant narcotics risk, hidden house taxes, and health echoes. It cites sociological patterns and obesity trends by income, with quotations from Dr Alfred Adler.
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America
United States
Japan
Alfred Adler
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