Communists twist peaceful purposes of United States
Khrushchev used his Vienna conference with Kennedy to push a hard line on Berlin and Laos while Soviet propaganda amplifies anti American sentiment. Castro demands indemnity for Cuba invasion as anti US demonstrations erupt in Venezuela and Chile. Khrushchev warns of a year end peace treaty if West Berlin surrenders, threatening possible conflict. Reuthers notes Kennedy's arguments failed to sway Khrushchev. Turn To Page 11.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Russia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
America
Venezuela
Chile
Moscow
Ton
Laos
Khrushchev
Europe
Berlin
West Berlin
Reuthers
Notable Quotes On Shame And Propriety From Scripture And Plutarch
A reflective pair of lines contrasts Jeremiah's rebuke of desecrated sacred spaces with Plutarch’s counsel on handling false accusations. The verses juxtapose divine reproach with measured personal response to slander.
Rocking Chairs Take Center Stage In Public Euphoria
A wave of national enthusiasm for rocking chairs follows President prescribing one for back relief. Stores race to restock as salons promise 15 minute sessions to energize digestion, calm nerves, improve reading and even aid dancing. Doctors tout varied benefits, linking daily rocking to peace and mental stimulation.
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U. S
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Parents and Teenagers Clashing Is Normal, Switzer Says
Robert E. Switzer of the Menninger Foundation told parents that adolescence is a normal disruption of growth. He described teens as balancing adulthood and childhood, learning consideration, and adjusting to work and peers. Parents should endure the chaos as teenagers mature and eventually leave home, with memories and occasional visits until grandchildren arrive.
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Robert E. Switzer
Children’s Service
The
Menninger Foundation
Missouri Cave and Manhattan Garage Get Press Agents
Following California cemeteries using press agents, a Missouri cave and a Manhattan garage join the PR effort to shape public perception.
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California
Missouri
Manhattan
Almanac notes and political shifts from distant cities
The Daily Telegraph reports editor O. J. Wright visiting for education meetings. Rev M Ashby Jones of Atlanta presented a banner to Rotarians in Edinburgh. Al Capone pled guilty on three federal indictments including tax charges, facing up to 34 years and $90,000 in fines. Italy froze U S holdings in retaliation to American actions. Cyrus Gadd selected by Republicans while Elizabeth Key is nominated by Democrats at Welch.
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M. Ashby Jones
Atlanta
Rotary Clubs of
Scotland
Edinburg
al Capone
Cyrus Gadd
Elizabeth Key
Welch
Ruark on New York City as a Time Waster
Robert Ruark laments New York as the hardest place for concentrated work and jokes that only a Trappist would endure it. He recalls moving away to write and notes the endless commute and lunch breaks that drain productive hours.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
New York
42Nd
Broadway
Marti
Roger Brown Finds Quiet Hours Spark Bigger Output
In a candid note, Roger Brown, longtime Madison Avenue publicist, describes working from a sunlit Lauderdale yard instead of crowded NYC. He cites a Florida morning as more productive than five days in New York, while maintaining busy PR and harness racing interests.
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Roger Brown
Madison Avenue
Brown
Madison Ave
Lauderdale
New York
Long Island
Connecticut
Florida
Dillon Tax Rulings Spar Over Ads and Political Deductions
Treasury Secretary Dillon tightens rules denying private firms deductions for institutional advertising aimed at politics while allowing deductions for certain party spending. The move draws criticism from Capitol Hill as inconsistencies threaten provisions of the 1961 Revenue Act and provoke concern among business and political circles.
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Washington
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Wall Street
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dillon-Kennedy Association
Dillon
Harry F.byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Boston
Kennedy- Dillon
Capitol Hill
Politics and Public Propaganda by Government Agencies
The piece critiques institutional advertising by the Federal Government as ironic given its spending on propaganda. It cites TVA’s 25th anniversary celebration and a nationwide 20 minute color film TVA and the Nation as examples of government propaganda for public ownership of resources, including electricity.
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Kennedy Regi
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
United States
Hollywood gossip on Cleopatra delay and star moves
Sheilah Graham reports Cleopatra won’t restart before October 1 due to production pacing. Laurence Olivier is top Caesar pick but wants to be with Joan Plowright at the baby’s birth in December. Richard Burton will portray Antony. Clint Walker and Tuesday Weld headlines loom. Sidney Poitier delays filming Bunny Lake Is Missing. Doris Day shifts publicity. Jerry Wald eyeing Tina Louise for Sex tet with Janet Leigh. Claire Bloom vacations in Europe with Rod Steiger and baby in Normandy. Clark Gable’s wife recalls The Misfits filming nerves and Marilyn Monroe chatter.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Cleopatra
Liz
Laurence Olivier
Caesar
Joan Plowright
Cleo
Sir Larry
Richard Burton
Broadway
Marc
New York
Bunny Lake
Doris Day
Miss Day
Jerry Wald
Tina Louise
Janet Leigh
Claire Bloom
Rod Steiger
Europe
Normandy
Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe
John Clark Gable
Clark
Marilyn
Charts
Shirley
Hollywood gossip notes from Seen and Heard column
Rumors pepper this column about MacLaine filming in Japan for Steve Parker and marriage strain from long absences. Vic Damone’s Oscar Show singing boosts his career and Mirisch Brothers plan him in The Great Escape. Lucille Ball in Europe with Gary Morton, plus Ray Milland golf moving to Bel Air and a declined directing offer in England due to rainy trips.
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MacLaine
Japan
Steve Parker
Vic Damone
Mirisch Brothers
Lucille Ball
London
Gary Morton
Europe
Ray Millands
Bel- Air Country Club
Ray
England
Bennett Pushes Balance Sheet Reform For U S Treasury What is the United States worth
Representative Charles J Bennett proposes H R 902 to require a proper public balance sheet for the Treasury. He argues current accounting hides real assets, noting 1959 federal land holdings of 1 837 762 560 acres and 369 995 buildings valued at 17 523 984 000. He cites New York City school real estate neglect as example of weak accounting and urges funds for depreciation and contingency accounts.
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United States
Treasury
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Charles J. Bennett
Florida
Douglas Dillon
Internal Revenue Service
Bennett
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the “Treasury
City of
New York
Perennial weddings and odd transport schemes noted
Senator Soaper reflects on West Point and Annapolis wedding photos with crossed swords canopy. Two young Englishmen fail to cross the Channel in a motorized bathtub yet draw attention to the task. A Japanese grill suggests indoor barbecue potential and a house kitchen may yield a rediscovered stove.
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West Point
Annapolis
English Channel
Kennedy health history recounted by Drew Pearson
The column reviews Kennedy’s lifelong illnesses from 13 through his 1950s back problems to malaria and a spinal fusion. It notes surgeries, cortisone use, and adrenal gland issues, and cites doctors’ assessments of his vitality before the 1960 nomination. It also recounts a White House luncheon joke with Amintore Fanfani and anecdotes about Kennedy’s grandfather’s campaigning tactics.
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Washington
Kennedy
London
Harvard
Yale
Torby MacDonald
Massachusetts
Army
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Miami
Senate
New York
Janet Travell
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
White House
Fanfani
Honey Fitz” Fitzgerald
Boston
Dunmore
Fitzgerald
Geraldini
Gardini
Venice
Atlantic
Victor Anfuso
Brooklyn
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Amantore
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Lawrence
Council of Ministers
Soviet Union
Daily Telegraph
Hugh Ike Shott
Temerane
Prining
Tiane
Sreet” State
Plutarch
O. J. Wright
Wayne News
City
Robert Ruark
Big City
Ray Tucker
Sheilah Graham
Sokolsky
Rep
U.S
Soaper
Drew Pearson
JFK
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