Coast Guard Vessels Visit Manzanillo in Mexico
Four Japanese coast guard vessels arrived in Manzanillo for a courtesy visit and may tour Acapulco. In other notes, Mexico says cement production meets domestic needs without imports. painter Carlos Gonzalez died at 67, with murals in the U.S. A new Tampico electric plant will produce 10,000 kilowatts. W R Watt of Fort Worth reelected president of the American Livestock Show Managers Association. Joel Mosley, 61, Southeast Missourian managing editor, died of throat cancer. Princess Irene of the Netherlands visited Oaxaca for Indian festival events.
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Manzanillo
Mexico
Acapulco
Mexico City
Tampico
Denver
W. R. Watt
Fort Worth
American Livestock Show Managers Association
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Joel Mosley
Southeast Missourian
Cape Girardeau
Howard. Robb
Orange
Tex
JFK to Face Comparison With FDR in Talk by Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on public figures and everyday life. The piece wanders through dreams, intelligence links to dreaming, fingerprint statistics, and a light survey noting how many husbands help with housework.
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Hal Boyle
New York
FBI
An Analysis of Roosevelt and Kennedy in Fireside Talks
James Marlow discusses how Roosevelt and Kennedy differ in leadership style and approach to national explanation and persuasion. The piece contrasts their inherited crises, noting Roosevelt’s domestic fireside chats and Kennedy’s early TV presence, with Berlin and Khrushchev as focal points. It highlights the shift from domestic to foreign policy challenges.
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Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Preeee
Eeyelt Tsoon
Keegy Fhishes
Gertrude Stein
Ezra Pound
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Theodore H. White
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
United States
New York
White House
Ple
Vienna
Khrushchev
Russia
Berlin
Europe
Coin-Operated Laundry Becomes Big Business
A feature on coin operated laundries notes 22,000 to 26,000 in the U S doing about 44.9 million dollars annually. It explores ownership by small investors, worker union concerns, and the appeal to working wives and singles. The piece quotes operators, users, and industry contacts about costs, sites, and open hours.
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Charles Stafford
AP News
United States
Ule Nang
International Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Dye House Workers Union
John van Winkle
Clifton
Akron
Seattle
Miami
New Orleans
Tacoma
Wash
Jack A. Coleman
Cincinnati
American Laundry Machinery Industries Small Equipment Division
Coleman
Calauto
Rome
Ernie
Businss
Ansle
Murchison Named On NY Central's Board
Dallas financier John D. Murchison is elected to the New York Central Railroad board of directors and is president of Alleghany Corp. Allan Kirby, ousted as Alleghany chairman May 23, remains in the key post as proxy battles unfold.
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NEW York
John D. Murchison
Dallas
New York Central Railroad
Alleghany Corp
Allan Kirby
Alleghany
Murcousins Murechison
Ernie
Central
Dino de
Murchison
Laurentiis
Barabbas
Katy
Nehru to visit JFK in Washington in early November
CALCUTTA India AP Prime Minister Nehru will visit President Kennedy in Washington on November 7 to 9 according to U S Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith speaking in Calcutta The dates were said to be under discussion for months and Galbraith denied any link to Ayub Khan's recent Washington trip and Kennedy's policy about Pakistan
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Calcutta
India
Nehru
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Ayub
Spike Jones Satire Now More Subtle
Hollywood AP report details Spike Jones’s new CBS summer show replacing Danny Thomas for 13 weeks. The satire shifts toward subtler targets, with riffs on modern music, children’s tastes, and a comic send up of rating services. Jones notes his kids prefer Twilight Zone to Lassie and recalls Rod Serling’s battles with TV censors.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Spike Jones
Spike
Jones
Spike Jr
Leslie
Paul Anka
Danny Thomas
CBS
Helen
Helen Grayce
Dennis the Menace
Playhouse 90
Maurice Evans
Judith Evans
Rod Serling
Madison Avenue
Borgnine Says Marriage Happy Surprises Fans
AP Movie writer Bob Thomas reports Ernest Borgnine says his marriage to Batty Jurado is surprisingly happy. Borgnine notes the couple has endured rumors and press scrutiny while maintaining a peaceful relationship.
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Bob Thomas
Rome (Ap
Ernest Borgnine
Baty Jurado
Einem Raal
Senate chief calls for university reform inMexico
Mexico City AP reports Senate leader Manuel Moreno Sanchez urged universities to shift focus from traditional classical training to produce more industry and agriculture experts. He spoke at a Benito Juarez death commemorative ceremony, saying era of purely classic study is over.
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Mexico City
Senate
Manuel Moreno Sanchez
Mexico
Agriculre
Reform
Benito Juarez
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