Georgia University Stands Firm in Enrollment Disturbance
The University of Georgia head vows expulsion or suspension for disturbances over two Negro students' enrollment and the governor promises enforcement of laws. The result is a quiet day, praised as a better approach than Louisiana where leaders failed to prevent unrest.
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Eisenhower Budget Seen as Political Tool
The federal budget is described as a guess and a total loss this year with Kennedy poised to set his own figures. The piece notes the Ike budget serves more political aims than precise forecasting, though it may guide Kennedy.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Needs Renovation in Foreign Aid Program
Reports say the nation’s foreign aid needs a full renovation. Spending should be curtailed or eliminated in areas where aid fails to reach the masses and officials profit. Allegations point to misuse in the Middle East, Southeast Asia and parts of Central America.
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Bill to require underage driver training before license
A state bill would block licenses for youths under 18 until they pass a state approved driving course. It argues training protects lives and should be required despite convenience concerns.
Just Folks and War of Peace themes reveal 1961 poetry note
The poem Just Folks by Edgar A Guest extols war as a force for justice, freedom, and societal improvement. A separate news brief reports John R. Weld, 19, of Conrad, bound over to district court on a manslaughter charge for a traffic death of Ronald Edel, 19, of Marshalltown, in a preliminary hearing. An unrelated fact notes the Empire State Building observatory elevator speed.
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Ronald Edel
Weld
Empire State Building
Observatory
Atlantic News-telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph list of pricing for subscriptions shows carrier and mail rates for Atlantic and surrounding counties, mass and adjoining counties, and broader U S destinations with monthly and annual options. It identifies the editor F D Simpson and publication offices at 410 Walnut St Atlantic Iowa.
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National Editorial Association
Catholics May Eat Meat At Kennedy Inauguration
Drew Pearson notes a Friday dispensation for Catholics at Kennedy’s inauguration due to the busy schedule. The column also covers John B Connally’s appointment as secretary of the navy and potential oil industry conflicts of interest.
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Kennedy's Diverse Cabinet Draws on Business and Law
President-elect Kennedy assigns 10 cabinets from diverse backgrounds including Dean Rusk at State and Robert McNamara at Defense. The group includes seven Protestants, two Jews, and one Catholic, with figures from business, academia, and government. Average pay is 25,000 a year.
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Senators named to committee after demo protest
In Des Moines AP three Iowa senators joined the Social Security Committee after protest by Sen Jake B Mincks who said Lt Gov Mooty named no members. Mooty added Sens Fisher Osceola OMalley Des Moines Schroeder Davenport to Social Security panel and named Gray Roskaloosa Hoschek Burlington Hoxie Shenandoah to the Industrial Relations Committee.
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Legislative Social Welfare
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D-Ottumwa
Mincks
W. L. Mooty
Senate
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J. Fisher
Osceola
George O'Malley
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Jack Schroeder
R - Davenport
John Gray
Roskaloosa
Carl Hoschek
D Burlington
Frank Hoxie
R . Shenandoah
Senate Industrial Relations Committee
Dear Doctor Dear Misa M and the Risks T:
A fragment crowding warnings about aspirin safety and poisoning in children. It notes a paralyzed veteran from a wartime poker game and reflects on legal perceptions of abortion and doctors. The text includes Murky personal letters and mentions 1982 King Features Syndicate.
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Misa M
Prisoner Webb Escapes Again From Wandsworth Prison
Webb, 36, who had been serving four years for house-breaking, fled Wandsworth Prison last week in an undisclosed manner. He previously escaped from Dartmoor twice, including a second dig from his cell floor to wriggle free.
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Wandsworth
Dartmoor
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