Khrushchev presses for summit with Kennedy before inauguration
Editorial notes Khrushchev pushes for a high level summit with the incoming president. It cites his New Year and UN comments, Kennedy’s cautious stance favoring lower level talks first, and compares to Eisenhower’s Paris upheaval. It frames Khrushchev as pressed by time and aging, while Kennedy holds a measured plan to proceed slowly.
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John F. Kennedy
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kennedy
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Eisenhower
Paris
Washington
Eternal Allen George E. Allen’s rise and Kennedy link
Eternal Allen George E. Allen has cultivated easy access to presidents from Eisenhower to Truman and now seeks a close role with the Kennedy administration. Once a hotel manager, he rose to boards of directors and prominence in Washington, reportedly bonding with Kennedy through a shared taste for tag football and wit.
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George E
Allen
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Washington
Oversight fades as Kennedy era reshapes federal oversight
The House Committee on Legislative Oversight dissolves after exposing the television quiz scandals and Sherman Adams case while James M. Landis urges a White House office of oversight to coordinate regulatory commissions under the Kennedy transition. The term’s meaning shifts to supervision in government reorganization.
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House Committee On Legislative Oversight
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
FCC
SEC
James M. Landis
Kennedy
White House
Landis
Everywhere New York Air Travel Humour Reflects Passenger Quirks
AP reports a string of airline passenger lines revealing wit and impatience during flights. Jokes touch on pilot authority, the automatic pilot, sitting planes, and passengers asking pilots to explain aircrafts while cars and guests complain about meal service and home life.
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Kansas City
Angeles
U. S
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists Hartman Jim Boone Preston Pendergrass Reulah Mae Jackson and T Bowling as staff with Corrie Laughlin as Retail Manager and other editorial roles. It notes publication six days weekly from Pearce and Ashbel in Feene Texas with subscription rates of 51.4 per month and 17.40 per year, and defines mail and carrier details and post office compliance.
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Pred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Reulah Mae Jackson
T. Bowling
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
Feene Texas
Corrie Laughlin
S.cerseensees
Houston
Soames Representatives, Inc
O. Box
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Prula
Enna Sober
Egret
Aube
Inauguration Sparks Catholic Meat Dispensation
Drew Pearson notes a historic Catholic inauguration for Kennedy with a special dispensation allowing meat on January 20 due to the tight schedule between oath and parade. The piece also critiques Kennedy’s picks, especially John B. Connally as Navy secretary, highlighting his oil lobbying ties and potential conflicts with gas interests.
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Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Capitol
Kennedy
Army
Navy
Senate
USA
John B. Connally
Connally
Lyndon Johnson
Connady
Harry Truman
Ed Pauley
Pauley
Truman
Congress
Capitol Hill
Oil influence questions in Kennedy era leases and associates
A column discusses leasing areas to avoid losses from nearby wells and asks which firms to lease to. It notes some future leasers may be former lobbying associates and references the oil influences linked to Eisenhower and the incoming Kennedy administration.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
You’re Telling Me better as costs rise for Christmas
A William Bet column summarizes a study noting American families spend about 147 dollars on Christmas gifts and that giving is favored over receiving. It mentions a Cornell finding that girl babies cost less than boy babies, then digresses on initial coat and upkeep costs.
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Cornell
The Oyster Dispute on the Beach
Two men claim a single oyster on a beach at low tide. A third man mediates by having each tell his story and then opens the shell. The court awards each a shell, noting the oyster covers costs. A snail takes four years to cross a road as a tree narrowly misses it.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Today’s Grab Bag and Trivia Teaser Card
A collage of quiz questions about Pakistan’s name meaning and a 1807 Robert E. Lee birthday note plus word origins and a future forecast. Includes a theme line on banter and a cheeky horoscope style tip about a lively child.
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Robert E. Lee
French playwrights and royal lineage mix in historic quiz
A Central Press Writer recalls a famed French dramatist Pierre Augustin Caron and notes his rise from watchmaking to harp teaching for the king's daughters, alongside details about Madame Pompadour and Madame Du Barry. The piece also mentions a female royal nurse and the king's smallpox, and ends with a quirky birthday shoutout and a list of puzzles or clues referencing Miss America and historical lines.
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Voltaire
France
Marie Leczinska
Poland
Madame Pompadour
Madame du Barry
Pierre Augustin Caron
Moliere
Paris
Barver
Beville
Marrage
How Do You Stand Sir on Kennedy Inauguration
Washington columnist argues for a fair trial of John F Kennedy as president. It urges civil discourse, respect for differing views, and cautious judgment, noting conservatives resist rigid dogma and should judge Kennedy on performance rather than slogans. Kennedy becomes president with hopes for peace and welfare.
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Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
United States
Druthers
Jack Kennedy
Inman
Senate
Jack Bell
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Women Workers Rise in Industry Shift in Shreveport Journal
Visitors note women workers reach high positions and earn good wages in factories and offices. One third of the workforce is female, yet management still limits advancement. Some firms report higher efficiency in night shifts for female office staff and question the impact on productivity and morale.
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Shreveport Journal
Inéhy
New York
Continuous mining in coal mines boosts output dramatically
Fact notes that underground bituminous coal mines use continuous mining machines capable of digging up to 28 tons per minute. Rail transport moves most output as United States coal utilization grows. The fragmentary text mentions progress but lacks full context or dates.
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Kennedy
Wage Scale Clash Over Kennedy Minimum Plan
A letter argues President Kennedy's proposed 1.25 minimum wage could force employers to cut wage workers to avoid bankruptcy and disturb wage scales. It warns of store and factory layoffs, reduced hours, and higher prices while favoring targeted aid to spur new industries rather than mere relief. It cautions about imported goods and unemployment rising if wages rise.
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Babson Park
Mass
Kennedy
Aud Gottwy
Gerinnis
Dupa
Ita
Congress
Bridge hands and bids decide match outcome in club event
A four handed team match features South facing 31 high cards and a risky path. South pursues 3NT over a diamond reply, North’s hand shapes key the outcome. At one table six heart tricks beat the contract, while at the other six NT to six spades nets a large score for the opponents.
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Weat
East
South
North
South Jy
Res Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Clue Pack From ACROSS Clues
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