Suburbia’s Image Distorts American Life
The editorial argues that Hollywood and other observers distort the national picture by focusing on prosperous suburbs. Educator Harold Taylor says central cities hold rich and poor, while suburbs become the sole symbol of The United States in 1963. He warns that isolating youths in sanitized suburbia leaves them unprepared for the broader realities of American life.
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Hollywood
America
Harold Taylor
Washington
National Committee On Support of the Public Schools
Taylor
U. S
Drinset suspected as future game of 1981
A column argues sports rise and fall in popularity, noting Kennedy miscue as human moment and predicting shifts from baseball to basketball and football. It muses about past and future games, mentioning cricket lacrosse tennis golf curling and parlor games, and toys with the idea of a yet unknown sport named drinset in 1981.
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Kennedy
United States
Britain
Canada
Tahiti
Drinset
Anxiety over dwindling whooping cranes in Texas flight start
The piece notes 28 whooping cranes northward bound from winter quarters in Texas, four fewer than last fall's Canadian nesting departure and 10 fewer than last spring's northward move. The Interior reports 38 counts since October, with changes in feeding habits and winter wheat and milo drops.
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Herc
Biz
Texas
Great Slave Lake
Canada
U. S. Department of the Interior
Goldwater sparks headlines with Cuba and tax plans
Washington NEA correspondent outlines Barry Goldwater’s bold Cuba raids stance, tax cuts for homeowners, voluntary Social Security, and labor reform proposals, plus his expected $1000 per plate Washington dinner and Senate re election bid. He discourages presidential run rumors but warns supporters.
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Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEA
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Goldwater
Cuba
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
GOP
Congress
Senate
Investors Forum The dollar under pressure in 1963
The 114 day New York City newspaper strike symbolizes inflationary pressures economies face. Rising wages and taxes push prices higher, with top dailies New York Times and Herald Tribune set to gain over 18 million annually from penny price hikes. Investors are urged to understand these forces as the dollar’s purchasing power erodes and stock market decisions hinge on inflation aware strategy.
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New York City
Times
New York Times
New York Herald-Tribune
New York
America
Albany
Washington
Ublic
Nixon and Kennedy clash over Cuba policy
AP analysis notes Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy clash on Cuba from 1960 to the mid sixties stance. Both flip between support and opposition to intervention while citing treaties and global risk. Nixon warns against inaction while Kennedy shifts from non intervention to limited backing of rebels.
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United States
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
U.N
Judy Garland's Daughter Shines On Ed Sullivan Show
Liza Minnelli, Judy Garland’s 17 year old daughter, starred on Ed Sullivan’s CBS program in a lead performance. The piece notes her similar appearance and voice, compares her to her mother, and reflects on nostalgia in television with director David Wolper and upcoming projects including The Hollywood Story on NBC.
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New York
Liza Minnelli
Judy Garland
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Judy
David L. Wolper
Hollywood
NBC
Charles Bickford
Jime Allyson
Preventive medicine can keep elderly independent
Retirement advisor chief Martin E. Legal reviews expert insights on elderly health care. Regular yearly physicals reduce nursing home placement, citing a Santa Cruz well aging clinic finding two and a half percent needed nursing care versus over twice that rate without annual checks. Older adults fear or overlook preventive care, affecting outcomes.
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Philadelphia
New York
Interventions and Cuba Debates in 1960 Campaigns
The text discusses Cold War tense exchanges over possible U S intervention in Cuba tied to the Monroe Doctrine. It references Kennedy denying direct intervention while suggesting aid to rebels and Nixon's later reflections in Six Crises about invasion plans and CIA briefings. It mentions White House denials and Allen Dulles.
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Soviet Union
Castro
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Nixon
Nison
Fisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Allen Dulles
CLA
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List
A dense OCR style crossword clue list spanning across and down entries with numbers and fragmented phrases. References include people places and abbreviations, plus film and literature terms, typical of a syndicated puzzle page.
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Fidel Castro
Ruth Willett
Ruth Millett
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Security For
YOU and Veterans Guide
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Little Liz
Biddeford -Saco Journal
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Ingalls
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