Thought for Evening Editorial Delivers Classical Reflections
Editorial page quotes John Trumbull on the law and public opinion, reflecting on conscience, justice, and the weight of legal restraint as a guiding theme for civic life. The briefThought for Evening offers a contemplative mood typical of the page.
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John Trumbull
Johnson Circles Key Democrats After Kennedy Death
President Lyndon B. Johnson quietly invites top party figures Robert Wagner, Richard Daley, and David Lawrence to the House gallery as he addresses Congress, signaling a planned pattern of outreach for 1964. Georgia Governor Carl Sanders also met with Johnson, with others eyed for talks as Republicans regroup after the tragedy. The piece notes GOP pause until after Christmas while they sharpen their 1964 presidential plans.
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John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Congress
Johnson
Robert Wagner
New York
Richard Daley
Chicago
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Sanders
White House
Edmund C
Pat) Brown
California
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
GOP
Johnson civil rights fight tests Johnson influence
Washington reports a political clash over Johnson's civil rights bill as House Rules Committee chair Howard W. Smith opposes reporting the measure this year. NAACP leader Roy Wilkins believes 218 signatures can force a floor vote, risking Christmas adjournment and potential political retaliation in 1964.
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Johnson
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House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
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Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
NAACP
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Tests of greatness of past artists in a modern setting
The death of Amelita Galli-Curci at 81 prompts questions about whether historic legends like Caruso Barrymore and Chopin could rival today’s performers. The piece argues art’s ephemeral nature and wonders if recordings will ever prove past masters greater.
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Amelita Galli-Curci
California
Galli-Curci
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan
John Barrymore
Chopin
Liszt
Jenny Lind
Dream Room of Tomorrow by John L. Matrone
An engineer named John L. Matrone designs a "total environment" room 10 by 20 feet that mimics any atmosphere. A rolling floor, fans, heaters, lights, mood music, and a hidden projector create scenes from Hawaii to Alaska with scent and sound. The concept aims to craft moods for fiction or vacations, though it risks comic social discomfort.
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John L. Matrone
Hawaii
Alaska
New star Diahann Carroll wins praise from parents
New York AP report highlights Diahann Carroll as a refreshing talent who credits her father a subway motorman and mother a nurse with instilling faith and security. She recalls a happy childhood, unfinished college, and rise from six year old singer to Metropolitan Opera scholar and Broadway star while living modestly with daughter Suzanne Ottilie Kay.
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New York
Diahann Carroll
Miss Carroll
Diahann
Metropolitan Opera
New York University
Lou Walters
Diahana
Monte Kay
Suzanne Ottilie Kay
Wall Street hit by commodity futures turmoil and broker woes
The article explains how commodity futures trading works and how several brokerage firms faced turmoil when unrelated customers saw their securities accounts frozen amid disastrous commodity deals. It notes the NYSE authorized up to 12 million to aid about 20 000 Haupt & Co customers and contrasts futures margins with stock margins, highlighting leverage and risk.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
IRA Haupt & Co
Which is the rich city
Paul Harvey argues through a New Frontier dictionary lens about progress and privacy. He contrasts Chicago's sprawling crime and pace with Quincy Illinois steady growth, high school investment, low crime, and strong home ownership, asking which city is richer and why. He praises Quincy for disciplined appetites and sustainable development.
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New Frontier Dictionary
Quincy
Illinois
Chicago
Mississippi River
Black Square
Washington Park
Editorial exposes Pomerleau's fiscal claims and Udall bill risks
The Journal criticizes Mayor Willie Pomerleau for claiming the city finished a black fiscal year while showing a red balance of 129287.98 dollars. It warns that the Udall Bill could let Interior sell public land to the “most responsible” bidder, risking national heritage.
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Journal
Willie Pomerleau
Biddeford
Pomerleau
Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Stuart Udall
Arizona
Interior Department
Los Angeles
Reno
Tucson
Salt Lake City
Alaska
Saco
Planning Board
United States of America
Washington
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