Walker Error Prone General Attacks Kennedy Era Officials
Walker, a former Army major general and right wing critic, testifies before a Senate subcommittee reading a lengthy prepared statement. He accuses officials including Kennedy, Eisenhower, Truman, McNamara, and the press of anti Christian, conspiratorial influence and claims he was unfairly treated by Army investigators. He singles out Adam Yarmolinsky as a supposed Communist ally while alleging forces behind his case are extraordinary and elusive. He contends the Kennedy administration is not anti Communist enough.
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Army
Edwin A. Walker
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
State Department
Germany
Congress
Walker
McNamara
John Foster Dulles
Harry and
Bonaro Overstreet
Stuart Symington
Adam Yarmolinsky
Yarmolinsky
Transportation Regulators Hit By Kennedy Plan
President Kennedy targets outmoded rules burdening aging transportation sectors. Regulators face a fight over broad reform as Congress considers new forms of subsidies and updated rate structures while ICC and CAB battles lawmakers over changes. Observers say outdated standards limit managerial initiative across rail air road pipeline and maritime carriers.
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New York
Kennedy
Congress
Interstate Comerce Commission
Railroads
ICC
Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Baytown Sun staff roles and office details
The Baytoum Sin is published afternoons five days a week plus Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc in Baytown Texas. The text lists editor publisher office manager managing editor circulation director and advertising department roles with scattered names and titles.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
TEXANS In Washington AP story on Rev. George R. Davis serving in DC
The Washington pastor of the National City Christian Church, formerly of Wichita Falls, Texas, is tied to Lyndon Johnson’s circle. The piece notes Davis’s Texas connections, friendships with lawmakers, and Johnson’s reception at Davis’s home, including a 1857 Sam Houston letter to Rev. George Washington Baines and a humorous presidential prayer breakfast quote.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
George R. Davis
National City Christian Church
James A. Garfield
White House
Davis
Wichita Falls
John Tower
Graham Purcell
Frank Ticard
Russell Chapin
Justice Department
National City
Chapin
Helen Chenault
Millican
Tex
W. Lee O'Daniel
Rep
Tom Picket
East Texas
Ikard
Johnson
Perle
New Jersey Town Looks Red Contaminated by Ore Dust
In Gloucester New Jersey AP report Fre holder Michael J. Conroy complains residents are being red and looking red due to mounds of red iron ore from Peru stored along the Philadelphia waterfront. Dust blown by winds drifts across the Delaware River into homes and clothing. The Board of Freeholders asked Philadelphia Mayor H J Tate to remedy the situation.
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Gloucester
N.J
Freholder
Michael J. Conroy
Conroy
Peru
Philadelphia
Delawere River
Board of Freeholders
H. J. Tate
What you need Woollcott, is a ride on the subway
In the New Yorker era a running clash between Editor Harold Ross and volatile contributor Alexander Woollcott unfolds when a Shouts and Murmurs piece arrives overly grand. Ross replies with a cruder note urging Woollcott to endure a stiff subway ride during rush hour for discipline.
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Harold Ross
Alexander Woollcott
New Yorker
Woollcott
Ross
Mr. W
FOLK OF FAME QUIZ AND HISTORY NOTES
A compact page features trivia prompts on Alaska's port, presidents with military forms, and the Mt Katmai eruption. It includes a reader quiz on a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a brief glossary entry on riposte. It resembles a late 19th to early 20th century issue with short items and wordplay.
Radio Moscow hits Pearson over spaceflight claim
The Moscow radio attack cites an article by Drew Pearson alleging Soviet spaceflight failures and missing cosmonauts. It quotes Academician Sedov and criticizes Pearson for suggesting contradictions in Gagarin and Titov reports. The note adds Nixon's book passage about W. Alton Jones and a disputed $61,000 cash gift.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Radio Moscow
Aleksei Sadovsky
Terenty Shubarin
Andrey Milkov
Novosti
Leonid Sedov
Drew Pearson
TRUD
Ussr
Sedov
Gagarin
Titov
Chev
Kennedy
Pearson
John Powers
Richard Nixon
Nixon
W. Alton Jones
Cities Service
Jones
California
Gout: A Spring Claim on American Men
Everywhere NEW YORK AP reports a humorous column on gout as a spring affliction seen by 100000+ men. It notes weather links, daily misery, and the social stigma, while listing famed sufferers like Columbus, Bacon, Johnson, and Franklin to frame gout as a thinking man's disease.
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New York
Bill Vaughan
Kansas City Star
Christopher Columbus
Francis Bacon
Samuel Johnson
Benjamin Franklin
The Law and Mr Jones revival clues from Whitmore
James Whitmore discusses the TV series The Law and Mr Jones. The show faced cancellation after strong ratings and critical praise, spurred by 400,000 protest letters, and its return is tentatively set for April 19 with concerns about unbiased trials in highly publicized cases.
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Hollywood
Mr. Jones
James Whitmore
the Law
ABC
Whitmore
Bert Resnick
The
Lone Beach
Calif
Press-Telegram
Bert
FCC
Law
Beonie
Jones
Did You Know Lienens Adapt to Extreme Climates
Researchers note that Lienens can inhabit warm steam rich tropics or frigid Antarctic regions. They survive by metabolic flexibility and seasonal shifts, remaining viable despite wide temperature shifts.
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Tropics
Bid choices for a subpar bridge hand in a part score
The article weighs five hands with South as declarer against a standard two vulnerable sides. It analyzes risks of notrumps, two clubs, three clubs, two diamonds, and three spades, weighing partner rebids and potential games or signoffs. It favors three notrump or four clubs depending on partner response, aiming for the best scoring outcome given the limited contract.
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City Hall
North
Khira
Parnet
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