Spreading Know-How Across States Shapes Space Effort
President Kennedy's education message and 1964 budget propose expanding the National Science Foundation grant program to broaden science facilities beyond top universities. The aim is regional development and economic value, though officials warn against concentrating funds too narrowly.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Massachusetts
Boston
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Kennedy
National Science Foundation
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford
University of California
North Carolina
Research Triangle
Supreme Court to Decide Rail Featherbedding Case
Rail unions appeal a circuit ruling allowing railroads to change obsolete work rules. The government board urged gradual abolition of excess jobs with railroads funding displaced workers benefits. Court action hinges on whether to review the lower court decision, with 60 days for counter action starting January 9.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Rght
Private enterprise urged to push nuclear power economy
A company seeks a 1 million kilowatt nuclear plant with a $175 million price tag and oil fired superheaters. The head argues the project aligns with Atomic Energy Commission goals and will be privately financed with no government funds. The piece frames it as a private enterprise path to affordable civilian nuclear energy.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Kennedy
Savannah
United States
Labor laws to rise in Kennedy era push
Washington views labor legislation likely this session amid calls to repeal Taft Hartley 14 B and Landrum Griffin limits and expand minimum wage coverage. Biemiller sees aims for 35 hour work week while fears over 100000 idle workers spark new restraints. Labor seeks faster government role in disputes and job security amid automation concerns. AFL-CIO backs a $9 billion tax cut. business groups push broader reforms and stricter antitrust oversight of unions.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Kennedy
Congress
Coness
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Wisconsin
Andrew J. Biemiller
Willard Wirtz
Ean
Afl-Co
S. Chamber of Commerce
Ladd Plumley
National Labor Relations Board
Walsh- Healy
Bacon-Davis
U. S. Secretary of Labor
U. S. Employment Service
Plumley
Taft-Hartley
Tito Schipa ends farewell tour with unplugged future
Hollywood AP writer recounts Tito Schipa's 13th and final concert at Philharmonic Auditorium. The 53 year singing career may end, yet Schipa hints he will keep singing if demanded and plans to settle in Los Angeles to coach young singers. He reflects on a golden era of opera and notes his shift toward citizenship and family life.
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Hollywood
Tito Schipa
Philharmonic Auditorium
Italy
Los Angeles
Schipas
Rome
Beverly Hills
Schipa
Chicago Opera
Metropolitan
Caruso
Gigli
Flagstad
Garden
Pons
Melchoir
Galli-Curci
la Scala
Jumping to conclusions Boyle column
Boyle argues executives chase optimism over fault-finding, favoring hopeful leaders. The piece blends social anecdotes on luck, taxi knowledge, penny-pinching, marriage, gambling, and politics to satirize risk, judgment, and self-delusion in daily life and career.
TV Actress Not Typecast Faces Age Labels
Inger Stevens, an attractive blonde actress, defies endless ingenue roles and argues the elderly deserve individual regard not lumped as senior citizens. The AP profile notes her recent TV turns test stereotypes, while detailing her career path from Sweden to U.S. television and a plane crash survival. The piece ends with weekend viewing recommendations.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Inger Stevens
Téle
Miss Stevens
Seniors Seek Aid as Urban Renewal Pushes Housing
Senator Williams says millions of elderly Americans face dispossession as urban renewal and housing projects rise. The displaced, many on Social Security, struggle to find affordable, low rent housing in downtown areas where rents are cheapest. He urges new legislation to protect elderly relocations and expand housing programs.
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San Francisco
Skid Row
Sen. Williams
Kennedy
Television Making Big On Programs
NEW YORK AP Its a long distance between Peter Pan and Dwight D Eisenhower but television will swing easily during the next few days NBC repeats the Mary Martin classic for children Saturday 7-9 EST Eisenhower will appear on NBC s special program on Monday eve of Abraham Lincolns birthday speaking of the Civil War president as the Norths commander in chief The program was made at Gettysburg 9 30 10 CBSs weekly special A Dickens Chronicle Wednesday 7 30 8 30 Broadway actors in Oliver dramatize the novelist s life Salt of the Earth tonight Joan Fontaine and Gary Merrill co star in The Alfred Hitchcock Hour CBS 9 30 10 30 Salt of the Earth
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Stockholm
Playhouse 90
Philco Playhouse
Studio One
Portugal
CBS
Joan Fontaine
Gary Merril
Peter Pan
NBC
Mary Martin
Cyril Ritchard
J. M. Barrie
James Dal
Larry Blyden
Lloyd Nolan
Martha Scott
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Oliver
Gary Merrill
Fred Hitchcock
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
A compact list of crossword hints spans numbers 1 through 56 with clues covering a mix of occupations, places, objects, and abstract concepts. Includes entries like 18th cen English vet, 7 Florida metropolis, 33 C, 60 Sitting as a statue, and 56 Ruminant's specialty, inviting fill-in of concise, era-appropriate words.
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Cen
Florida Metropolis
Hampshire
Brice Holdings
Monastoo Td
Bideford Seco Journal Need to Check Rates Ad
Biddeford Maine daily paper publishes at 11 Adams Street with publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. Subscription rates in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Member of the Associated Press. Local news and AP dispatches reserved for republishing. Entered second class postage at Biddeford Maine.
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Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
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