Kennedy Reflects On First Year In White House
President Kennedy marks a year in office by noting a disappointing failure to end nuclear testing and a heartening rise in Western unity and Latin American ties. He shows growth in cautious leadership and relies on a core team of 17 trusted aides including Sorensen Feldman O'Donnell O'Brien Dungan Slinger and Robert Kennedy.
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Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Latin America
Vienna
Khrushchev
Venezuela
Colombia
New Jersey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Theodore C. Sorensen
Myer Feldman
Kenneth
Dean Rusk
the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Welfare
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
David E. Bell
Chester W. Clifton
Maxwell Taylor
McGeorge Bundy
National Security
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Executive
Pablo Casals
Caroline Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Jr
Garland backs proposal to air House hearings
The proposal would televise and photograph House committee hearings with support from Rep. George Meade and Rep. Peter Garland. Backers argue televised hearings inform the public as government grows more complex and encourage attendance by members. The piece notes a broader executive backdrop at the White House with Kennedy family prominence and staff reshuffles.
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Garland
Air House
Washington Bureau
Washington
House
Senate
Sam
John W. McCormack
George Meade
R-Mich
Congress
Peter Garland
Saco
Maine
Michigan
Woodman Pledged To UConn Fraternity
Harmon Woodman of Saco has pledged Zeta Psi at the University of Connecticut and will be initiated this spring on campus. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Woodman of Summer Street Saco and attended Saco schools.
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Harmon Woodman
Saco
Zeta Psi Fraternity
University of Connecticut
Woodman
Paul Woodman
Summer Street
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Germany
Pfc
Normand M. Langelier
Rene Lengelier
Cutts
Biddeford
James Hayes
Andrew Hayes
Signal Corps
Silvertones
Pic
Langelier
Fort Dix
N. J
Fort Monmouth
St. Louis High School
Symposium On Patents Listed For Hub Hotel
A one day symposium on Government Relations to Patents will be held at the Statler Hilton in Boston on February 9 under the New England council. The event, in cooperation with the Boston Patent Law association, will review efforts to reform the patent system affecting proprietary rights of firms doing government R D. Speakers include Theodore Bowes, Donald Watson, Emilio Daddario, and Elmer Gorn with luncheon remarks by Charles Stewart.
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Boston
Statler-Hilton
New England Council
Boston Patent Law Association
Theodore L. Bowes
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Donald Watson
Joseph A Erickson
Herbert P. Kenway
The
New Hampshire Manufacturers Association
Associated Industries of
Vermont
Massachusetts
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut, Inc
Massachusetts Bar Association
Connecticut Patent Law Association
UM Freshmen Invited To Honors Dinner
At the University of Maine the College of Arts and Sciences expands its honors program to include second semester freshmen. Sixty six top freshmen from arts and sciences and education were invited to a honors dinner at Stodder hall. Dean Murray and Prof. Miles described the program and plans for wider freshman honors.
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R.B. Thomson
A. Douglas Glanville
Robert Sherk
Theodore Weiler
Carl Flynn
Lee Swinford
George Davis
David Fink
College of Education
College of Arts and Sciences
Dates Set For Y Camping At Cobbossee Contee Maine
Maine State YMCA camp at Lake Cobbossee Contee lists 1962 regular camp periods and Lumberjack program slots. W. David Dellert reports 1961 as an outstanding year with 498 campers from 141 communities. Portland led with 55 attendees, followed by Augusta and other Maine towns. Camp drew 62 non Maine campers and one from Quebec City. 98 Maine towns represented.
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Winthrop
Maine
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Gordon W. Drew
Augusta
W. David Dellert
Gardiner
Portland
Auburn
Waterville
Brunswick
Lewiston
Presque Isle
Cape Elizabeth
South Portland
Yarmouth
Alfred
Bath
Hallowell
Ogunquit
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan
Missouri
Ilinois
Florida
Ohio
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Virginia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Quebec City
P. Q
Prayers Of Two Nuns After Crash Answered By Fuse
Two Roman Catholic sisters Mary Antolia and Fidelisiana Fidelity survived a crash when their car struck a utility pole and high tension wires fell dead after a fuse blew. They were returning to Villa Immaculata in Riverhead. a passerby alerted police and utility crews freed them with minor car damage and no injuries.
Apples Contain Key Vitamins Minerals And Fiber
The article notes apples provide vitamins A B1 C and riboflavin along with minerals calcium phosphorus and iron. It mentions cellulose and pectin aid intestinal activity and digestion. It also states Austin Peck delivered closing remarks.
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Closey
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