Science age man may lead nation with engineering background
Kennedy is cited as the second chief executive with a regular science adviser. Educators suggest a President with scientific engineering training could better grasp social and political problems driven by space, nuclear, electronics, and health research. Some see a future where leaders understand technology as well as policy.
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Kennedy
United States
Cape Canaveral
Huntsville
Ala
Congo Rift Deepens as Tshombe Firms British Ties
British influence in Congo's Katanga crisis grows clearer as Tanganyika Concessions allegedly controls Katanga mining proxies from London. Reports claim London knowledge of arms and supplies to Tshombe while Belgium shifts favor toward unified Congo. The United Nations accuses Tshombe of resuming opposition to Adoula.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Congo
London
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Gov-Iee
Tanganyika Concessions, Ltd
Central Africa
Union Muniere
Tanganyika Concessions
Brussels
Congolese Republic
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
Tanganyika
Charles Waterhouse
Commonwealth
Portuguese Angola
Northern Rhodesia
Southern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Rhodesia
Britain
Federation of
Algeria
United Nations
Leopoldville
U. N
Adoula
We Are Engaged in a Communications War Says Patternson
J M Patternson of the American Oil Company declares a communications war between freedom and communism. He warns that subtle psychological warfare undermines public confidence, urges personal fidelity to liberty, and calls for out-communication of truth as the ultimate weapon.
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J. M. Patternson
American Oil Company
Government funds monkey study on infant age and mother bond
The National Institutes of Health plans to spend 1 201 925 dollars on a study of the affectional relationship between infant monkeys and their mothers. Joseph Davis of the New York Zoological Park notes babies cling to mothers for months before separation.
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Washington
INS Service
National Institutes of Health
Public Health Service
Joseph Davis
New York Zoological Park
Mr. Davis
Uncle Sam
Public Officials and Professors Urged to Defend Free Enterprise
A columnist urges officials and college scholars to champion private enterprise over big government. They warn that push for socialism harms individual opportunity and academic freedom, and call to oppose what they term a socialized system. The piece frames government overreach as a threat to economic liberty.
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United States
Hollywood Pie Gag Highlighted by TV Stars
Hollywood life and tv satire mix as Soupy Sales invites A listers to pie him while promoting guests Frank Sinatra Tony Curtis Burt Lancaster Mickey Rooney and Robert Cummings on ABC. The piece notes Soupy’s rise from Huntington to Detroit and his network success.
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Hollywood
Jack Carson
Frank Sinatra
Tony Curtis
Burt Lancaster
Mickey Rooney
Robert Cummings
Soupy Sales
ABC
Soupy
Sinatra
Huntington
W.va
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Babson Forecasts Volatility Not Crash Then Says Seven Billion Shares
Babson Park Mass March 1 1963 Roger Babson argues the stock market will not crash despite a coming depression and outlines a mix of possible policy moves ahead. He notes 7 billion NYSE shares and under 1 billion on the Amex, most on small speculative issues. He forecasts a shift to consolidations and mergers rather than outright failures.
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SEC
Treasuries
Acc
New York Stock Exchange
Babson Park
Mass
United States
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
New York Stock Eixchange
American Exchange
Dog Lover Defends Pets in Saco Letter
A reader responds to dog hate letters in The Journal, defending dogs as family members. The writer, a dog owner with two children, shares anecdotes of a shepherd dog that protected a lost daughter and argues against tying dogs due to taxes and neighborhood conditions.
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Saco
Biddeford Saco Journal Publishings and Rates Note
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists staff, contact numbers, and subscription rates in advance: One month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. It notes AP news usage and second class postage status.
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Hollywood
Vincent Edwards
Edwards
Ben Casey
Ohio State
University of Hawaii
Adams Stree
Biddeford
Maine
Pew
Casavant
T J Mahoney
Associated Press
AP News
Ruth Millett on Em
Ruth Millett argues emotional spending boosts morale for women. A homemaker buys items to lift spirits during dull days or post birthday reflections, often spending beyond need. The piece contends women are emotional spenders yet can still manage budgets before a lift follows.
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Ruth Millett
Enterprise Assa
Paul Harvey recalls Berlin air corridor standoff
Paul Harvey recounts the 1961 Berlin airlift tensions with Moscow. Allied forces refused Soviet airspace demands and doubled flights below 7500 feet while warning the border with loudspeakers. Khrushchev pressed Kennedy to a summit, but the West stood firm and the Soviets relented.
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Berlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
West
Kremlin
The Need to Draw a Line in Cold War Tactics
A 1962 General Features text argues free nations face risk from dissent while stressing the danger of unchecked Communists. It compares U S limits on speech to France under strikes and protests, urging nations to hold a line and avoid bluffing. It notes the advantage of the aggressor and warns against overfree restraint.
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Washington
France
Paris
de Gaulle
Hitler
General Features Corp
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
Across clues list appears garbled with multiple errors and misprints including names and phrases. It indicates a standard themed crossword with varied definitions such as unusual state and musical terms but lacks coherent, complete entries.
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