John Tower Attacks Liberal ADA Policy
Senator John G Tower of Texas criticizes Americans for Democratic Action for pushing liberal policy into the Kennedy administration. The piece notes ADA leaders and members in White House staff, calls for civil rights and unemployment measures, and outlines ADA's global and domestic positions, including a stance on Cuba and the Un American Activities Committee. It also explains Mesopotamia as the region between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers.
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D. W. Davis
Washington
Americans For Democratic
John G. Tower
Texas
Lone Star
Tower
Kennedy
Chester Bowles
Bowles
ADA
Ameridential Advii
Asia
Latin Es Bay Arca
America
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ted Sorenson
University of Nebraska
Senate
White House
Nebraska
George W. Nor
Sorenson
TADS
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Harvard
Schlesinger
Harris Wofford
Martin Luther King
Georgia
Adlai Stevenson
United
United Nations
Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
U.S
Humphrey
ADA All Right
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Samuel H. Beer
Beer
Joseph L. Rah Jr
Congress
ADA World
U.N
Europe
Germany
Cuba
TV networks reject closeups of boxing injuries
TV executives say audiences dislike seeing a boxer writhing in pain after brutal blows. NBC and ABC weighed showing the final moments of Henry Paret’s fight versus airing safer content, while critics note rising violence on TV and a tax deadline frame.
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Cynthia Lowry
Cus- New York
Henry Paret
Perry Como
NBC
Paret
Marlene Dietrich
James
Stewart
Nate Part
Tennessee Ernie
ABC
Ford
Internal Revenue
Televi
Mortimer M. Caplin
Hollywoodtype
Powell
Joan
Television Lineup Incomplete Guide today’s schedules
TV log fragment lists daytime and evening programs across networks ABC NBC and local fare. It shows shows like Suspicion Jack Paar News and various soap operas dramas comedies and children's programs with time slots from morning to late night.
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Douglas Edwards
Laramie
Main Street
Bugs Bunny
Alfred Hitchcock
Dobi¢ Gillis
Dick Powell
Cambodia
Garry Moor
Nick Gearhart
Jack Paar
FBI
Marietta
Who's Who Adds 8800 New American Listings
New York AP reports the latest Who's Who in America includes 8,800 new names such as Alan B. Shepard Jr and Virgil L. Grissom, with John H. Glenn Jr omitted. Highlights feature 18 lines for Richard Nixon and 34 for Adlai Stevenson, while 105 year old Arthur Judson Brown is the oldest. New York City accounts for 1,429 listings, followed by Washington DC and Chicago and others, in a 3,588 page edition with 56,264 sketches.
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New York
America
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil L Grissom
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Earth
Brandon DeWilde
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Vermont
William Wrigley
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy
Richard Milhous Nixon
Adlai Ewing Stevenson
Richard Buckminister Fuller
DeWilde
Arthur Judson Brown
New York City
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Changes In Hungary Are Mirrored In Beauty Shops
Budapest witnesses a rapid rise of beauty parlors as state aims to show communism can deliver. Prices for shampoo sets and facials reveal consumer changes, while a satirical cartoon in Lutdas Matyi hints at discontent masking happiness. The shift unfolds as Janos Kadar leads a regime seeking allegiance from Magyars amid Soviet influence.
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Budapest
Hungary
Lutdas Matyi
Buda- Ipest
Bare Face
Janos Kadar
Berlin
Red
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
West Germany
U.S
Olshai
Rae F.C.B
Houston
Sidin
Budapest Living Standards and Prices in Hungary Detail
The piece notes the party’s self-critique in controlled press and reduced secret police power. It contrasts Hungary’s living standards with Czechoslovakia among satellite states. It lists consumer prices in dollars per tourist rate, including chicken 52 cents, butter 1.12, cheese 0.80, sugar 0.02, brown bread 0.04, and a monthly industrial wage of 55 dollars. Anthony Pearce, a former London journalist, has been Budapest correspondent for AP since 1959.
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Hungar
Czechoslovakia
Anthony Pearce
London
Budapest
The
Associated Press
Goodyear Official Kiwanis Speaker at Baytown Luncheon
Willis H. Edmund, executive consultant for Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. of Akron Ohio, will speak at the Baytown Kiwanis Club luncheon at noon Thursday at the Tower. Edmund will discuss recent scientific advances in the rubber industry and corporate citizenship. He has spent nearly two decades in industrial relations with Goodyear and previously held posts in Virginia New Jersey and Ohio city administrations.
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Willis H. Edmund
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Edmund
Goodyear
Virginia
New Jersey
Nashville
Tenn
Theater Nashville
University and
New York
Temple Union
Barbara Tarday
Bmke
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Evan
Crisper
W. Main
Donna
Sun’s Television Log
Continental Classroom
Don
Guiding Light
NBC News
Marge Conner
Debbie Drake
Highway Patrol
Jane Murray
Loretta Young Young
Dr. Malone
Millionaire Jane Wyman
Collingwood News
Queen
Kukla
Ollie Mahalia Jackson
Mrs. Kennedy
Dick Tracy
Kitirik
Mutual
Peety Jack Tarry, Marrew
Jerry Jackson
Boaby Wolf
Don Tuck
Borry
Johnny Mack
Alton Uws JR
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Phila J
Populadelphia
Pittsburgh
Shaying
Beck
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Radiokar
Ante
John F. Reiter
E. Texas
Baytown
Ita
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Kiwanis
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Velkwagen
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