Editorial Page Thinks On Warren Commission Report
The piece argues the Warren Commission disproves conspiracy myths around Kennedy's assassination. It asserts Oswald acted alone and the report, though incomplete, debunks nonexistence theories while highlighting enduring questions about the case. It hopes to reduce future presidential killings by understanding the tragedy.
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Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Dallas
FBI
CIA
Texas
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Commission
Pearl Harbor
Lincoln
The GM strike strategy and its faltering outcome
The UAW backed generous contracts with Chrysler and Ford before confronting General Motors but failed to win concessions over working conditions viewed as human dignity issues. GM argues the demands intrude on efficient management while the strike threatens steel and broader industry, with national political and economic repercussions.
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United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Walter Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Louis Seaton
America
Detroit
Johnson
President 'S Council of Economic Advisers
Elbow room a premium in early Population Bulletin
The Population Reference Bureau’s September bulletin overestimated 2010 U S population by 50 million due to a typographic error. Corrected to 437 million the projection still implies a 247 million rise in 50 years with strains on sewerage transport and recreation. Police caught two Indiana teens after a pool room break in. they were held for 20 days.
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The
Population Reference Bureau
U. S
PRB
Thomas Robert Malthus
Indiana
Parents discipline linked to high school performance study
Michigan State University researchers, funded by the U S Health Education and Welfare department, find that students who overachieve or underachieve in high school show differing patterns of parental discipline. Overachievers report consistent, firm limits with supportive affection. underachievers face inconsistent discipline and stronger constraining parental control, with mothers and fathers showing contrasting approaches.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Michigan State University
Michigan
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Gilligan Leads New TV Gimmick Show On CBS
AP writer Bob Thomas reports on Hollywood gimmicks for the season including CBSs Gilligans Island. Bob Denver stars as the island leader among Jim Backus Tina Louise and Alan Hale in a desert isle comedy that plays for laughs with no sexual content. Denver reflects on his rise from Maynard Krebs to top banana and the changed public response.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood AP
CBS
Gilligan
Bob Denver
Dobie Gillis
Goatee
Jim Backus
Tina Louise
Alan Hale
Denver
Miss Louise
Appassionata von Climax
Bob
Maynard
Beatnik
Maynard Krebs
Investors Forum A bellwether industry
The automobile sector drives the U S economy with GM Ford and Chrysler employing over a million. Chrysler, GM shares have surged yet insurance of long term value remains. The piece projects rising sales to 25 billion by 1970 and discusses dividends and growth prospects, urging investment in indispensable industries.
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America
Chrysler
General Motors
U.S.A
Ford
Bond in Japan Castle Adventure Keeps Fleming Flair
Miles A. Smith reviews The Bookshelf Bond novel You Only Live Twice by Ian Fleming from New American Library. Bond travels to Japan with diplomatic status to entangle Tiger Tanaka and uncover Russian secrets. A remote Castle of Death, Kissy Suzuki as ally, and a revenge-seeking foe drive a crafty, exotic tale with hypnotic narration.
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Ian Fleming
New American Library
Fleming
James Bond
Bond
Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Blofeld
Therese
Tracy
Japan
Kissy Suzuki
Miles A. Smith
Potshots at Politicians in Defamation Law
An ABA public service feature by Will ernard discusses how defamation law treats political attacks. It notes the balance between free debate and false malice, cites a governor candidate described as "not qualified" as an honest opinion, and recalls Washington Jefferson and Lincoln as examples of enduring democracy amid insults.
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Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Democracy
American Bar
Biddeford Daily News Masthead and Rates Notice
The Biddeford Daily News publishes from 11 Adams Street with W. Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. Subscriptions are payable in advance: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
If JFK Had Lived He Would Face Modern Criticism
Paul Harvey reflects on how John F Kennedy would be attacked today for his unpopular policies in 1963. He cites Eisenhower Nixon Connally and poll data as examples of enduring dissent and questions whether Kennedy’s legacy justifies continued deficits and racial policy. The piece argues critics fear labeling a slain president.
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Paul Harvey
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Eisenhower
U.S. News and World Report
Nixon
Cuba
Latin America
Texas
Connally
Kennedy Brothers
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Negro Revolution Put in Review by Samuel Lubell
Opinion piece by Samuel Lubell analyzes the Negro Revolution from Booker T. Washington to Martin Luther King. It discusses New Deal coalition changes, Southern resistance to 1954 integration, northern migration and urban housing, party loyalty shifts, and proposals for racial peace commissions and residential mobility laws.
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Samuel Lubell
Harper
Lubell
Booker T. Washington
Martin Luther King
Roosevelt
New Deal Coalition
Big City
South
Supreme Court
North
Democratic Party
Democratic Coalition
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