Editorial View on Kennedy Temper and Medicare Battle
The piece notes that all postwar presidents showed emotion over reason. It highlights Kennedy's temper during the U S Steel price dispute and Medicare setback, predicting a strong campaign to win votes next year. It argues Kennedy will not purge or heavily back opposing Southern Democrats and aims to bolster the liberal wing in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auger
White House
Harry ‘Truman
Eisenhower
Jack Kennedy
U. S. Steel
Kennedy
Senate
House
Congress
Crime in the United States: rising to new highs
FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover reports over two million serious crimes in 1961, a record high and three percent above the prior peak. The crime rate has risen five times faster than population over five years, with mailed-item thefts, especially checks, increasing sharply in Washington. A 13 year old forged signatures after one viewing, and her family faced charges for passing over 400 forged checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
U. S
Washington
They Just Didn't Tell The Senator
A group of Indiana conservative students traveled to Washington to picket the White House under a hot summer sun. They later dined as luncheon guests of Sen Homer Capehart, who asked jokingly if they would like a trip to the White House, while foreign students cheered outside.
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White House
Washington
Indiana
Kennedy
Senate
Homer Capehart
Hoosier State
Capehart
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list details
Fragmentary OCR lists Baytown Sun staff and offices with names and roles, including publisher, editor and managers, set against Beloved Baytown, Texas address hints, but text is garbled. It preserves names such as Preston Pendergrasa and Beulah Mae Jackson with scattered roles and departments.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Ccereesenetsccapevees Maltor
Preston Pendergrasa
Cccaesevssvenseqeses
Beulah Mae Jackson
Ceceseenwwececsceesenaces
Torment Fltea Vas
Cesavenceueses Vevenue Ammitomt
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues for revision of national labor laws to curb union power and better balance labor and management in the United States while noting widespread disputes and calls for new legal machinery. The piece contrasts Kennedy administration inaction with public and media calls for reform. New York police report 468 violation tags issued to illegal diplomat parking. most tags issued to UN cars and foreign consuls.
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United States
The
Washing Post
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Life Magazine
John McClellan
Arkansas
New York Times
Post
the Times
Life
Kennedy
Congress
New York
U.N
Police Department
New York City
Try and Stop Me By BANNETT CORP
Story of the month centers on Red Smith overhearing a battered preliminary fighter between rounds one and two mutter a boastful put down about a right hook. At a Holly Wood cocktails party the exchange hints at tension. Two aspiring starlets meet, one quips about marriage, the other blurts uncertainty after a weekend away.
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Addest
Red Smith
Hollys Wood
Quiz style questions on history and geography
A trivia item asks which ruler founded Oxford University and where Dougise is the capital. It also queries the author of Duchess of Wreue and the Carthusian order founding location. It asks near which city the order was founded and the river on which the other German city named Frankfurt lies besides the one on the Main.
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Ford University
Dougise
Frankfurt
Equamour and the stage stars of a long gone era
A fragmented column by NAN JONES profiles actors and producers from mid century cinema and theatre. It names Gene Woodling, a Omaha born actor, and recalls his Broadway debut with the Lunts, roles in Skin of Our Teeth and Our Town, a film misadventure in Red Svarte, and later honors for Judgment at Nuremberg. It also mentions a Goshen Indiana producer director born 661 years ago and credits Paramount as a career path with titles like Bringing Up Baby and The Big Sleep. The piece blends quotes, trivia puzzles, and colorful asides about happiness and fame.
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Wappy Nathoat
Atws
Ys & Homines
Puddin’ Heow
Gene Woodling
Omaha
Chicago
Morida
Lunts
Hollywood
Yelow
Caran
Nomin
Nuremberg
Goshen
Ind
Hallywood
Paramount
McVey Accused Of Illicit Campaign Financing T: McVey May Have Violated Federal Law Overpay Scheme
Washington report details Kansas Congressman Walter McVey who sent his aide Oscar Amos to Kansas for a campaign tour. To cover costs, McVey supposedly boosted Amos's salary by 443.02 dollars for two months, with 169.56 dollars then returned as a kickback. Amos wrote a check for the amount, but the secretary declined it preferring cash. McVey admits the cash receipt but denies wrong intent, while federal attorneys warn of possible illegal conduct. Additional items note debates over foreign payoffs to U.S. advisers and a Kennedy signature on a note, plus Rusk's Geneva plane bridge game and long quotation from Revelation.
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Washington
Kansas
Walter McVey
Oscar Amos
McVey
Amos
Velton Hulett
Congressman McVey
Victory Over Polio Campaign Praised by Local Leader
A letter from a Houston citizen lauds the Victory Over Polio campaign co sponsored by the Harris County Medical Society and the Houston Junior Chamber of Commerce. The writer commends doctors nurses pharmacists and volunteers for reducing polio suffering and highlights the positive impact on health business and community welfare. He urges continued faith in the medical profession and extends personal thanks to all involved.
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the Sun
Houston
Harris County
Harris County Medical Society
Houston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Houston Oe
Houston Yacht Club Regatta Heads for Largest Texas Coast Event
The Houston Yacht Club in La Porte hosts its 10th annual Regatta this weekend with over 100 boats from across Texas and beyond. The three race series starts Saturday at 9 30 a.m. with races at 10 30 a.m 2 30 p.m and Sunday at 2 30 p.m. A skipper s luncheon Saturday afternoon and an informal dance in the main ballroom are planned.
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Houston Yacht Club
la Porte
Texas
Bryan
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Seabrook
San Angelo
San Antonio
Shreveport
Dallas
Austin
New Orleans
Yacht Club
Birthday Celebration Turns Tragic in Patchogue NY
A birthday gathering in Patchogue ends in tragedy for Elsia A. Hutchins after visiting her grandson Bruce Gassert. The scene unfolds near Gassert’s home as family members recount the accident and its sudden loss, leaving the community in shock.
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Patchogue
N.Y
Elsia A. Hutchins
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments
Crossword hints list Belgian Congo rivers and a few science terms. Entries include Harte Crown unit of resistance symbol tellurionse likely error.
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Cendey Ss Hare
Belgian Congo
International bridge hand in Juan les Pins club game
North-South with Mrs Dorothy Hayden faced two French opponents. West doubled two diamonds and led spade. Hayden won with ace and endplayed West, winning two diamonds doubled. Later Mrs Rixi Marcus asked about the tall blonde Englishwoman, identifying Hayden as the player.
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Mme Miding
North East
Juan Les Pine
France
Dorothy Hayden
Has
Ungs-on-Hudson
N. C
Amang
West
Hayden
Clarer
Ihummy
East
Rixi Marcus
England
Atetractive
Raglan
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Bannett Corp
Mo-Buese
Nan Jones
Samuel Johnson
Alfred the Great
Isle of Man
Hugh Walpole
Grenobie
Washington Report
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Balkana
Peru
James
Loeb
State Department
Morse
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Spencer Love
Ife House
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
King Peature
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