Kennedy Moderates Pace on Education Aid Amid Delays
The Kennedy White House shows candor while delaying federal education aid messages. Salinger announced more work on several plans and revisions after Senate and House Democratic leadership pressed for changes. Kennedy leans toward older Capitol Hill advisers, signaling a shift from campaign liberalism toward conservatism.
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White House
Congress
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Harvard
Congress Adjourment Target July 31 Faces Doubt
Congress leaders set July 31 as an adjournment target though history shows this deadline often slips. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield predicted completion by that date amid a heavy agenda including Kennedy priorities. Many doubt the July deadline, noting June would be feasible if leadership pushed hard.
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Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Defense uses private firms to hire top scientists
Senators learned Defense and allied agencies sidestep salary caps by creating at least six private corporations to contract research. Scientists earn up to 40,000 yearly through these firms, surpassing the 19,000 direct Defense limit. The outline came from Najeeb Halaby, former Aerospace Corp chief.
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Defense Department
Defense
Gimmick
Najeeb Halaby
Federal Aviation Administration
Aerospace Corp
Two Sens. Vote For Windy Senate Subway Fix
Senators Margaret Chase Smith and Maurine Neuberger agree on a fix for the Capitol subway tunnel where wind blows hair out of place. Smith uses a hairnet while Neuberger ducks between seats, grumbling that male colleagues ignore the problem due to bald heads.
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Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Capitol
Magnuson spars with Bob Hope over looks joke
U.S. Representative Don Magnuson of Washington complains about being told he resembles Bob Hope. Hope coolly replies that plastic surgery is an option as the two meet, with Hope joking about the comparison.
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Don Magnuson
D-Wash
Bob Hope
Hope
Magnuson
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Staff
The Baytown Sun published afternoons weekdays and Sundays in Baytown Texas. Editorial and advertising staff are listed including Fred Hartman editor and publisher and Jim Boone managing editor. Subscription rates and mailing details are provided for Baytown readers.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
John Wadley
Bebe
Paul Putman
Corte Laughlin
Sun
Houston
Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Congress
Kennedy aid to Catholic schools draws Catholic press fire
NE Drew Pearson reports a polarized Catholic press debate on Kennedy's aid to parochial schools. The Commonweal defends the president, while publications like America and The Transcript criticize his stance and warn of political risks. Senator Marcano cites Puerto Rico church-led politics as a warning.
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Kennedy
Commonweal
Joe McCarthy
America
Jesuit Weekly
Charles M. Whelan
Father Whelan
United States
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Hartford
Conn
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Kennnedy
Father Ginder
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Hipolito Marcano
U. S. Senate Education Subcommittee
Marcano
Luis Munoz-Marin
Sen. Marcano
Puerto Rico
Christian Action Party
Wanted Incompetent Stenographer Hire Jokes
Classified snippets parody local ads and notices. An incompetent stenographer is sought temporarily until a better candidate is found while playful lines mock professional hiring. The other items joke about a Paradise Lake canoe kiss, a lion tamer, and piano moving with kindling sales included.
Trivia and history but with scattered facts
A jumble of Q and A prompts covering religion, wars, geography, and colonial history along with assorted quotes and notes. It references Martin Luther, the English Civil War battles, Lake Atitlan, Greenland, a fortress or castle named Zamek, and a biographical trivia piece about a cancer researcher, plus glossary notes and a historical remark about Japanese Americans.
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Marston Moor
Naseby
Lake Atitlan
Greenland
Cancer virus theory leader named Sloan Kettering head
NAN JONES reports on a 56 year old Washington native who trained at McGill and joined Rockefeller Institute in 1958. As Sloan Kettering director his virus theory evidence gains prominence while he also advised other groups. The piece notes birthdays and trivia at column end.
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Adirondacks
Manhattan
Tropics
Memorial Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Nitrogen Mastard
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
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Sloan- Kettering Institute
Washington
Montreal
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Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Sloan- Kettering
How Do You Stand, Sir a conservative view on freedom
Prof. Richard M Weavers critique of radicals and militant liberals argues that freedom is threatened when opponents shut out the conservative alternative. Weaver defines conservatism as realism anchored in fixed natural laws, not timidity or hostility to change. The Intercollegiate Society of Individualists promotes provocative writings on campuses. How do you stand, sir.
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Washington
Richard M. Weaver
University of Chicago
Arthur Schlesinger
Kenneth Galbraith
Weaver
Hit
America
Intercollegiate Society of Individualists
Unusual union management cooperation at Ruppert Brewery
In New York City Jacob Ruppert Brewery proposes a 10 percent wage cut and management layoffs to cut costs. Workers counter with a voluntary layoff plan for unpaid five week vacations while maintaining production, and agree to a 10 percent salary cut for management. The deal avoids job losses and signals cooperative labor relations amid economic strain.
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Roanoke Times
New York City
Jacob Ruppert
Mutuer
Flaming vengeance verse condemns the ungodly and disobedient
A brief biblical verse proclaims fiery judgment on all who do not honor God or heed the gospel of Jesus Christ, warning of divine wrath toward those who ignore the Lord.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Straight Talk on Space Pride and Truth in Radioactivity
New York columnist Irene Corbally Kuhn argues the United States should shed national inferiority about Soviet space claims. She recalls Venus probes, Jodrell Bank attempts, and how US Sputniks once carried messages of peace, urging confident skepticism over awe and rumor.
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Russia
Ussr
Uni
Missouri
N.Y
Venus
Jodrell Bank
England
Space Shots
Jodrell
Know Your Bridge Haat dealer and par outcomes in match play
In a team match deal, East opens three clubs, West reopens 3NT, and North leads spades. At another table, a long auction with doubles and redoubles ends in four diamonds by South, West doubling, but North-South still make a game. The contrast shows theory versus practice in par hand evaluation.
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Haat
West
North
East
South
Daily Crossword Clues and Answers Summary
Crossword item notes list clues and answers: Fisherman’s net, Cabbage salad, B P C E membera 9, City traing. Highlights appear on yesterday’s crossword page with numbers 33 35 37.
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Fisherman's Net
B.P.C.E
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