Johnson Vies with J F K Making Literary Allusions
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson is adopting literary and historical references in speeches citing Franklin, Hamilton, Tocqueville, Wells, Burke, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Churchill. The move follows Kennedy’s example as Johnson ponders a possible 1968 presidential bid. Senators lauded him on the 25th anniversary of his Congressional election, and Johnson expressed humble gratitude.
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National Science Grants 3700 To Norwich University
The National Science Foundation renews for a second year a 3700 grant to Norwich University for an in service institute in mathematics for secondary school teachers in the 1962 63 academic year. Prof Edward A Race directs the program with Maj Gen E Harmon announcing the grant.
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Norwich to Host New England Conference on Graphic Arts
Eight-five professors from twenty New England colleges will gather at Norwich University in Northfield Vermont on April 14 for the fifth New England Graphics conference. Morning group discussions cover graphics in engineering design pre college courses and graphics content improvement. Walter Emerson will speak on graphics in engineering after lunch.
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Daly Finds Broadcasting Sales Job Lets Acting Flourish
Broadway and screen star James Daly credits six years as a television spokesman for a cigarette company with financial security that funds his theater work. Daly says the position supports his career while he pursues Broadway roles, film projects, and new television opportunities. He notes that selling has not defined him and cites NBC and ABC program moves, including Telephone Hour and Queen for a Day, as part of a busy, evolving schedule.
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Boston & Maine Reports Narrowing 1962 Loss Outlook
President Patrick B McGinnis said Boston and Maine Railroad cut deficits in January and February and expects to be in the black by March with more than 200000 profit. He noted first quarter 1962 loss under 1 million versus 2252000 a year earlier and forecast 1962 profit against 1961 loss of 3379716, though he did not give figures.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
MacMillan to Address ANPA Annual Meet
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will address the American Newspaper Publishers Association annual banquet in New York on April 26. He will discuss British policy on major international issues.
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Nancy Olson Joins Flubber Sequel With Disney
Nancy Olson signed by Walt Disney to star opposite Fred MacMurray in Son of Flubber. The film continues The Absent Minded Professor storyline with Olson as the professor’s wife.
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