Congress Eyes Major Cut in Foreign Aid Program
Congress signals a sharp reduction in foreign aid despite President Kennedy's request of 4.672 billion. Officials blame executive overreach and oppose aid to India and Soviet-aligned regimes, while proposals aim to slash at least one to 1.7 billion from the 7 billion package.
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Congress
Kennedy
India
Soviet Union
U.S
Poland
Yugoslavia
Nasser
Egypt
Sukarno
Indonesia
Nkruma
Ghana
United States
Haile Selassie
Otto E. Passman
Louisiana
House
Foreign Appropriations Subcommittee
Peace Corps
International Finance Agencies
Export-Import Bank
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Byrd Leads Prayer At Open Air Picnic In Virginia
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia led a fortieth annual picnic prayer on his apple orchard as friends neighbors and political associates gathered statewide. He said the Warren Supreme Court declared the prayer unconstitutional and warned that attendees could be named as co defendants while criticizing the court's reach.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Old Dominion
Warren Supreme Court
Byrd
United States
Supreme Court
High Court
Washington
Congress
Four New Lanes Proposed For Commercial Traffic On New Jersey Turnpike
The New Jersey Turnpike may add four new lanes for buses trucks and other commercial vehicles along its 38 mile core section fed from existing lanes by a barrier. The plan aims to reduce truck jackknife crashes and avoid heavy traffic beside cars while improving safety despite costs.
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New Jersey Turnpike
New York
President Kennedy selects Arthur Goldberg as Frankfurter successor
The essay praises President Kennedy for choosing Arthur Goldberg to replace Felix Frankfurter on the Supreme Court. It argues Goldberg, a Labor expert from Harvard, upholds constitutional law, labor contracts, and national welfare over laissez faire. It lauds Goldberg as a moderate liberal likely to resist making the Court a legislative body.
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Kennedy
Felix Frankfurter
United States
Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Arthur Goldberg
Merece Reach
Harvard Law School
Labor
Solomon
John Marshall
Dear Abby Advice And Reader Questions
Dear Abby answers readers on topics from housewives unions to workplace harassment and personal guidance. The column features marital morale tips, a tip on stopping unwanted interactions, and playful social observations with a humorous nudge toward self reflection.
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Abby
Heston in Madrid Ailersons and Bookish Talks With Journal
Jim Bishop recounts Charlton Heston in Madrid discussing Spain and cinema. The interview covers Heston’s films El Cid and 55 Days at Peking, his family, reading habits, and views on writing. They note his civil war interest, Gettysburg plans, and a hotel reservation quirk at the Ritz.
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Madrid
Spain
Charlton Heston
Lydia
Kelly
Heston
Harcher
de Dock
Mrs. Heston
Frazer
Holly Anne
Hestons
Peking
Eugene O'Neill
Bruce Catton
Gettysburg
United States
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
Carl Sandburg
America
Hollywood
Ernie Kovacs
Ritz
Charlton
Laurence Olivier
Alec Guinness
Jimmy Stewart
Propose Employing Retired Citizens as Jurors
The letter argues replacing younger jurors with older citizens over 65 to fix court inefficiency. It cites a printer supply case, notes retired workers’ experience, and suggests a judge led logic briefing for jurors plus broad use of retired panels to boost morale and productivity.
Larkins Family Picnic at Forked Run Lake
The Eth el Larkins family hosted a picnic at Forked Run Lake with guests including Mr and Mrs Burdell Dunn from Midland Pa Mr and Mrs Harold Osborn from Kansas Mr and Mrs Emerson Johnson from Portland Mr and Mrs Rolland Stethem Mr and Mrs Charles Larkins and Mr and Mrs Dorsel Larkins A second reunion was held by the Bill Swain family at Lake Hope.
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Long Bottom
Ethel Larkins
Forked Run Lake
Burdell Dunn
Midland
Harold Osborn
Kansas
Emerson Johnson
Portland
Rolland Stethem
Charles Larkins
Dorsel Larkins
Bill Swain
Lake Hope
Health and Happiness for Earnest Students in Class
A column urges conscientious youths to discipline themselves from day one. It advises daily review of class material, turning paragraphs into personal summaries, and reciting key points to remember directions and study assignments.
Post Office Rates and Delivery Terms
Postal figures show rates for one week six weeks and six months with charges listed. The text references mail delivery periods and a Post Office act affecting rates and procedures.
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