Editorial: More Women In Big Jobs In Johnson Era
Editorial says President Johnson may appoint the first woman to the U.S. Supreme Court as part of a broad drive to elevate women in government. It notes 100 plus appointments, prominent posts held by women, and hints at future judiciary and agency appointments including the FCC and NLRB.
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Johnson
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Frances Perkins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oveta Culp Hobby
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Anna Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Esther Peterson
Labor
Elizabeth Carpenter
Margaret Price
Democratic National Committee
Dean Rusk
Federal
Federal Communications Commission
The
Tariff Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Securities Exchange Commission
National Mediation Board
Debates in 1964 Race May Shape Kennedy Johnson
Analysis argues Kennedy could gain from debates despite Nixon battles, while Johnson delays to learn opponent. Public polls show Johnson’s folksy approach boosting appeal, raising questions about necessity and impact of televised exchanges for both leaders. Debates may hinge on who faces stronger exposure and timing.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Massachusetts
Editor and Publisher Roles in a Newspaper Office
The item lists key newsroom positions including Editor Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager and Circulation Director shaping the daily operations and strategic direction of a newspaper.
Negro graduates hit job market as recruiters surge nationwide
Business Analysis reports unprecedented recruiting for Negro graduates this year with top starting salaries near 600 dollars monthly. Fisk, Howard, Prairie View, and Texas Southern note rising recruiter visits as industry targets science, engineering, and business majors. Notable offers include a metallurgy student with five offers and a math honors coed with ten offers.
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Jack Lefler
Business News
NEW York (Ap
Business Week
Fisk University
Nashville
Howard University
Washington
D.C
Texas
Prairie View College
Texas Southern University
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf humor piece
A West Virginia crossroads store tale has a man sitting on a burning coal and howling. William Faulkner is portrayed as a heavy drinker exposed by his brother and mother’s teasing. A Pennsylvania farmer jokes about delayed food packages to relatives in East Germany.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
East Germany
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
William Tell Composer and Kentucky Settlement Hero
Questions cover classic trivia and a feature on a sorrowful statue symbolizing deportees from 1755. It references the composer of William Tell, the founder of two Woman’s colleges, a solstice-like year division, a famed woodsman, and a poet with a ships catalogue, plus a May 10 horoscope and a statue by Philippe Hebert unveiled in 1930.
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Woman's College
Woodsman
Kentucky
Wanderer Emmeline Labishe and the deportation tale
Ruth Ramsey reports a fragmentary historical column about Emmeline Labishe, an orphan deported to Maryland as tensions rose in the colony. She searches for her fiancé across settlements and colonies, finding him in Louisiana where he is engaged to another. Her grief haunts her until death. The piece weaves quotes and trivia with a lingering mystery.
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Emmeline Labishe
Emmeline
Maryland
Setttement
Louisiana
Washington column outlines coin shortage and AMA tobacco links
The column reports a coin shortage with calls for public appeal to stop hoarding change and mint overtime, plus a growing Capitol Hill alliance between doctors and tobacco firms opposing Medicare. It details AMA actions, tobacco funding, and political pressure tied to Medicare debates, ending with a biblical quote.
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Washington
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Johnson
Cannon
Denver
Philadelphia
Eisenhower
San Francisco
U.S
Philippines
Ethiopia
Chinese Comrades Complain On Soviet Aid Costs
In a February letter broadcast from Tokyo, Communist China accused the Soviet Union of charging above world prices for aid goods and of collecting interest on loans used to buy war material for Korea. Peking said Soviet aid was mainly in trade, not gratis, with Beijing paying in goods, gold, or convertible currency, and stressed high prices and nonzero interest on credit goods.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Red China
U.S
Korea
Lawmaker Seeks Probe Into Privacy Invasion
Rep Cornelius Gallagher urged a congressional inquiry into widespread snooping by police, government, and private firms. He urged expanding the probe to wiretaps mail-stops and polygraph use, arguing some personnel screenings violate the Constitution’s protections against unreasonable searches of the mind.
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Washington
Cornelius E. Gallagher
DNJ
Wntcld
Gallagher
House
Squeeze play shines in Cannes World Pair tale
East dealer South North vulnerable the squeeze is explained from a 1962 Cannes World Pair match. Declarer in diamonds, with West guarding clubs and hearts, must guard two suits while dummy is communicative. The article outlines three key elements: remaining tricks, dummy communication, and the squeeze card led to force the defense.
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Mueeze
Cannes
Declarer
Ave Diamonds
West Jed
Jed
East
Kine Fanty
West
South
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