Kennedy adviser Sorensen linked to conscientious objector record
Senator Goldwater cited Chicago Tribune writer Walter Trohan’s dispatch in the Can jonal Record alleging Theodore Sorensen, President Kennedy’s counsel, was classified as a conscientious objector and later shifted through deferments during the Korean War era. The piece notes Sorensen’s tumor surgery and eventual 3-A to 4-F status before a 1954 reclassification.
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Barry Goldwater
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Theodore C. Sorensen
Sorensen
Kennedy
Walter Trohan
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Triune
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the Tribune
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Nebraska
Air Conditioning Keeps Prisoners Inside Longer
NEW ORLEANS AP Heat in the parish prison women's wing prompts inmates to prefer staying longer. Warden Louis Heyd notes one released inmate said she needed more rehabilitation. Another woman quipped she would rather return to the hot muggy law respecting life.
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New Orleans
Louis Heyd
Parish
Heyd
Mercury Monterey 1962 Restyled Across Nine Body Styles
The 1962 Mercury Monterey expands to nine body styles with new Custom series and the top Monterey trim. The Mercury line also includes the Meteor and a redesigned Comet with styling updates, improved ride, and lower ownership costs. Ben D Mills notes feature gains like extended life radiators, new fuel filters, and factory pre-lubrication enhancing reliability.
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Comet
Monterey
Mercury
Furth
Ben D. Mills
Ford
Motor Company
Mills
Catholic Priest Argues Right to Defend Fallout Shelters
New York AP report on Rev. L C McHugh of America magazine arguing that in nuclear attack times a family has moral right to defend its fallout shelter even to violence if neighbors threaten survival. Jewish and Protestant scholars react, debating ethics of self defense and prep for atomic war.
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New York
America
McHugh
Rabb Herbert Brichto
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Warner Brothers Offers Record Price for My Fair Lady Rights
Warner Brothers reportedly bid 5.5 million dollars plus royalties for movie rights to the musical My Fair Lady. The bid is the highest ever for screen source material, surpassing the reported 2.27 million paid for South Pacific. Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn were hinted as possible Higgins and Eliza, with Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews originating the stage musical.
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Warner Brothers
Twentieth Century-Fox
South Pacific
Cary Grant
Audrey Hepbur
Henry Higgins
Eliza Dupolitte
Rex Harrison
Julie Andrews
Alan Lerner
Frederich Loewe
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