Dangerous Double Standard
Bruce Biossart analyzes Kennedy’s post Cuban crisis introspection on sub limited war. The piece discusses limited war concepts, nuclear deterrence, and the need to prepare U S forces for covert and guerrilla style conflicts, noting a double standard in some leaders claims about such warfare.
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Bruce Biossat
Kennedy
Reds
Cuba
Laos
Viet Nam
Congo
U. S
Free World
Maxwell Taylor
TV and newspapers shape opinions as debates unfold
Washington poll results from 1,500 adults show newspapers and TV rising in influence while radio fades. Debates between Kennedy and Nixon affected only about 2 percent, with 48 percent not watching TV and many voters unchanged in preference.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
U. S
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
Michigan
Ph.Ds
Angus Campbell
Philip E. Converse
Warren E. Miller
Donald E. Stokes
Kennedy
Nixon
Farmers use collective bargaining with livestock withholding
A group of Midwest farmers withholds cattle from sale to push prices higher across 12 states. The tactic risks legal challenges, higher meat costs for consumers, and eventual market correction as supply swells. Critics warn such a strike could invite regulation and harm farmers financially.
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Midwest
The
Wall Street Journal
Welcoming hand to world travelers and visitors
The text argues that postwar prosperity plus global travel require easier visa rules and a U S foreign information service. It notes America runs a rising balance of payments deficit, suggests boosting exports, and proposes creating a foreign information service to attract visitors, asserting the initial homebuilding cost becomes worthwhile through returns.
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U. S
Rusk compared to Dulles in Kennedy era
AP News Analyst James Marlow weighs Secretary of State Dean Rusk after 32 months in office. Rusk remains low profile, cautious, and less talkative than predecessor Dulles, who spoke boldly during Korea and McCarthy era tensions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Rusk
Dulles
United States
Korea
Joseph McCarthy
State Department
Russia
McCarthy
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Casavant
T J Mahoney
Roger Babson Biggest railroad merger
Babson analyzes a Northern Pacific Great Northern Burlington merger predicting record mileage, bondholder hurdles, and massive layoffs. He warns small towns and labor unions will resist cuts, fearing loss of freight access and local stations as lines shrink and roadbeds revert to government ownership.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
United States
General Electric
AT & T
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Burlington
Hollywood Pay TV debate at Press Club meeting fuels industry talk
Hollywood leaders plus Telemeter Samuel Sacks Paramount Sherill Corwin and ABC vice president Seligman debated pay TV after weather and taxes. McNamara praised Telemeter Toronto service citing lack of commercials. Sacks urged benefits for stars. Rackin saw inevitability for media. Corwin warned, I cant stop it. Seligman warned pay TV could harm art and welfare. praised Free TV five to ten years of progress.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Press Club
Paul McNamara
Teleme'er
Toronto
Samuel Sacks
Ie Ucartin Racking
Paramount
Social Security and Burial Benefits Guidance
Mrs P R M of Knox ville Tenn asks about delayed tax refund and filing guidance. The column advises contacting the District Director with return address social security number and approximate refund amount. Other letters cover burial allowance funeral costs grave stone details and how to claim both, employment coverage for a parent working for a child, social security payments for foster care adoptions, checking employer tax remittance without risking job, and how to obtain Ray Henry s Social Security handbook by mail for 35 cents.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Department of the Army
Washington
Nal Revenue Office
B. H
Huntington
W. Va
Nis
Ra Henry
Massachusetts Ave
D. C
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Northern Pacific stock advisory column on Union Pacific switch
In a personal recollection, the author notes an uncle’s warning on Northern Pacific bonds and common stock. He suggests many holders may sell NP and buy Union Pacific, highlighting UP’s strong management, rich mineral and oil assets, and its key Chicago to Pacific Coast route. He does not endorse any stock, but reports likely moves by large holders.
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Northern Pacific
The
St .Paul
St. Paul
Grace K. Babson
Nathaniel Babson
Gloucester Mass
John
Nat
Union Pacific
Chicago
Pacific Coast
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Sec. Rusk
Ec Alloy
Baltimore
Samuel
Texas
Corpus Christi
California
Daniel
Parthe- 50
Spain
Talk of Hollywood
By Ray Henry
Cleveland
Ohio
Social Security
Inter
Glendale
Calif
Stamford
Conn
Monroe
Wis
Robin
Omias
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