Strengthening Secret Service Safeguards for Presidents
The piece analyzes lessons from Kennedy’s Dallas assassination, urging tighter Secret Service controls and movement limits for presidents. It notes high vantage points and crowds as vulnerabilities, calls for stronger authority over routes and public appearances, and warns safeguards cannot be foolproof due to lone attackers.
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Kennedy
Dallas
New York City
New York
Secret Service
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Washington
Inside story of how Johnson became Kennedy's VP choice
Washington report details Lyndon Johnson's reluctant acceptance of the vice presidential nomination in 1960, following Kennedy's victory at the Democratic convention. It covers Johnson's conversations with Kennedy, Rayburn, Kerr, and others, and notes Lady Bird Johnson's initial resistance and eventual support. It ends with a personal anecdote about Johnson's mother and his drive to pursue education and the White House.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
United States
Peter Edson
Lyndon Johnson
White House
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Johnson
Lay Abed
Ladybird
U.S
Texas
Dave Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Mike di Salle
Ohio
Arthur Goldberg
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Robert F. Kennedy
Mennen Williams
Michigan
Bobby
Robert F. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Lyndon
LBJ
Nixon
Johnsons
Swiss economy admired for discipline and growth
Economists praise Switzerland for solid banking, high employment, and disciplined markets. Despite small unemployment, Switzerland relies on foreign labor permits to meet labor demand while maintaining strong exports to the Common Market and a reputation for quality in watches, cheese, chocolates, turbines, tools, and pharmaceuticals. The piece notes rising tax collections and living costs as expansions akin to a shifting climate.
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Switzerland
Geneva
United States
Sinatra Gangster Trio Rings Santa in Robin and the Hoods
Hollywood report notes Frank Sinatra Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr filming in Burbank for Robin and the Seven Hoods with Bing Crosby joining the cast. Sinatra says the production is one and a half days and sixty thousand dollars ahead of schedule as they shoot a Santa finale on Warner Brothers lot. The stars toast between takes while rehearsing a closing number and reminisce about prior hits Ocean's 11 and Sergeants 3 which drew profits despite mixed reviews.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood AP
Warner Brothers
New York
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Bing Crosby
Burbank
Sinatra
Santa Claus
J. L. Warner
Martin
Davis
Chicago
Crosby
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead and rates notice
Biddeford Saco Journal published daily except Sunday at Biddeford Maine by The Journal Publishing Corp. W Paul Casavant president E P Ingalls managing editor. Subscription rates payable in advance One month 1 85 six months 10 50 one year 21 00. Member of the Associated Press. Entered as second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
JFK policies to be followed by Johnson era seen by economists
SAM DAWSON reports that business leaders expect Congress and President Johnson to continue Kennedy era policies affecting business and finance. Confidence is key, with stock and commodity gyrations likely short term, while the dollar should stay strong if policies remain stable and nations fear continuity.
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Sam Dawson
Business News
New York
U.S
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Working Woman Or Full Time Housekeeping
Ruth Millett argues a day in a working labors of a boss like schedule to compare housekeeping with office work. The piece frames a 9 to 5 mock itinerary showing strict task adherence and social interruptions, ending with a decision to prefer home duties over office life.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Housekeeping
Bookshelf Suburban Jungle Satirized in Late September
Merlen Miller L Sloane delivers a sharp social satire set in a wealthy Connecticut corner near New York City. A writer returns from Spain with his delinquent son and Phoebe, now married to Gordon Shepley, while a host of phony elites reveal social rot and fragile integrity in a stylish, biting novel.
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Merlen Miller
Sloane
Miller
Connecticut
New York City
Mac
Spain
Europe
Jont
Phoebe
Gordon Shepley
Janice
Miles A. Smith
Paul Harvey Skeptic Hears Bible Challenged by a Machine
A Scottish minister mathematician argues Epistles of Paul were not all written by the Apostle, claiming a computer analyzes original Greek for word patterns. He says Romans I II and Corinthians Galatians and Philemon are the sole Paul works, while nine others were penned by others. The notion fuels agnosticism and sparks debate, though scholars have long considered multiple authors possible.
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Paul Harvey
Paul
Mr. Morton
Apostle Paul
Francis Bacon
Jonah
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Nevil
New Zealand
French River
Trelan
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Rhone
Gome
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Delaware
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