Cautious Business Mood Across Banks in October Review
The First National City Bank of New York notes activity leveling on a high plateau while Chase Manhattan Bank reports profit squeeze and lagging investment. Both warn of a weak postwar recovery with unsettled political and economic conditions. They suggest tax cuts as a path to renewed optimism.
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New York
First National City Bank of New York
United States
Chase Manhattan Bank
Business Review
Nuclear Rover Fumbles Toward Moon Lift Amid Waste and Delays
After seven years and 257 million dollars, Project Rover trails schedule as nuclear rockets lag. Four million dollars a week funds the effort while chemfuel rockets may carry the first moon mission. NASA considers building a company town near the desert test site to attract staff and solve morale and recruitment issues.
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Project Rover
Desert Test Site
Las Vegas
Nev
Invitation To Moscow A State Visit Or Negotiation Test
The State Department notes casual talk about a Moscow visit by President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy. Khrushchev could seek a formal invitation or a staged summit. The outcome could reshape East West ties, but Moscow appears to press from strength over Berlin and Cuba issues.
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Stewart Udall
Pierre Salinger
Robert Frost
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Vienna
Cuba
Berlin
Reader letter argues federalism limits and state rights in U S history
A New Jersey student’s letter to Senator Clifford Case questions presidential impeachment and urges explaining federation of sovereign states. The piece traces state rights from 1776, notes amendments, Civil War outcomes, and growth of federal power under major events and New Deal reforms.
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New York Herald Tribune
Clifford Case
U. S
Case
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United Tes
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Hawaii
Rico
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Congress
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Memphis, Tenn
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
New
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dear Abby Letters Offer Homegrown Daydreams and Dilemmas
A collection of Dear Abby readers seek guidance on dating deception, restaurant etiquette, and caring for an aging mother. Anonymously submitted queries cover a pretending husband, a puzzling waitress question, and a son’s plea for help with his family’s mother living alone.
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Abby
Wall Street Hopes for Space News to Lift Stocks
Brokers see aerospace contracts and growing utilities earnings as potential catalysts to draw public money back into common stocks. Tax loss selling may switch funds into bargains, while competing investments like savings accounts and bonds keep investors cautious. A jump in earnings for utilities and space-linked firms could revive market demand if optimistic news emerges.
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Wall Street
TV Violence in Foreign Cultures Raises Parental Alarm
Editorial discusses European and global concerns about TV violence and Westerns influencing children. It notes foreign criticism of American programming, the risk of violence desensitization in youth, and urges parents to avoid exposing children to gore and crime shows.
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Jack Gould
Europe
Asia
Africa
Near East
United States
Committee On Broadcasting
Great Britain
Anti Suicide Hotline Coach Claims To Gauge Intent In Voices
Brig R M Ramsey leads Salvation Army anti death by own action unit in Vancouver. He says a flat voice signals true intent to kill oneself while a resonant voice often means seeking to vent troubles. The piece cites ancient examples including Saul and Socrates.
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Brig
R. M. Ramsey
Salvation Army
Vancouver
B.C
Ramsey
Brig. Ramsey
Saul
Samuel
Socrates
Death by Own Action and Suicide Psychology
The piece discusses why people kill themselves or commit self harm, noting insurance policy implications after 1929, triggers like sudden news or pain, and motives such as revenge. It contrasts masochist and sadist traits, cites Brig Ramsey on voice tone, and urges delaying final decision until tomorrow.
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Himsel
Brig. Ramsey
Alfred By Mrs Helen Woode Alfred
Word was received here of the illness of Mrs Bertha Allen Lottridge who suffered a fall at her home She was taken to Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg West Virginia Mr and Mrs Dale Kuhn and family Little Hocking and Juanita Swartz visited Mrs Ella Weaver at the Mark Rest Center McConnelsville recently
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Helen Woode
Alfred
Bertha Allen
Lottridge
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dale Kuhn
Little Hocking
Juanita Swartz
Ella Weaver
Mark Rest Center
McConnelsville
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