In Our Opinion What A British Import
A skeptical column laments British Beatles mania on The Ed Sullivan Show and its impact on American teens. It contrasts fan hysteria for the group with respect for U S gold medalist Terry McDermott and the neglect of homegrown achievement.
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Beatles Show Awful Awesome at Carnegie Hall
The Beatles performed at Carnegie Hall in two short shows amid heavy fan screaming. Observers noted a chaotic scene with long lines from Plaza Hotel to Pennsylvania Station, but Mrs Nelson A. Rockefeller and Francis Cardinal Spellman were among the notable attendees observing the display. The group, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, played briefly and drew strong reactions from the crowds.
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Disarm Johnson Discusses Trade and Communists
Johnson discusses U S policies on feeding Communists with American wheat versus allowing Cuban transport on British bases. He contrasts British reliance on foreign trade with the U S stance, arguing a lean Communist is more dangerous and reflecting London’s support for free trade with Communists.
Noble promises and unrealistic aims in 1960s politics
Paul Harvey reflects on wartime motives and postwar ideals, noting noble but unrealistic aims. He cautions against grand promises from both parties in an election year, including Johnson's war on poverty, eradicating slums, and perfecting governments. He warns such rhetoric may disappoint and foster disillusionment with the way of life that cannot deliver.
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Drew Pearson Probes East Africa Chinese Infiltration Aims
Washington reports allege China seeks to colonize Africa citing expansion needs and weakened borders with Russia and Southeast Asia. The piece traces Chinese organizers arriving in East Africa this winter, aided by Pakistan, with Nixon Khrushchev and Kennedy commentary interwoven.
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Friendly Circle Sees Slides Of Redman Family In California
Local column notes the Friendly Circle meeting at Max Bemis residence with nine members attending. Roy Redman Sr. showed slides of the Redman family from California, followed by cheese strudel sandwiches and coffee. Several residents and visiting relatives are listed with brief social updates.
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Richard Curtiss
Sherman
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Gail Alcorn
Friendly Circle
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Roy Redman Jr
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Hatch Hollow
Gordon Shampoo
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Corry Memorial Hospital
March of Dimes
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Andrew Horvath
Engineers Head Dies Philadelphia
Francis De Sales Friel, 69, former president of the American Society of Civil Engineers and the American Institute of Consulting Engineers, died on Tuesday in Philadelphia.
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Francis de Sales Friel
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Institute of Consulting Engineers
Plastic bags may replace rum tubs on Royal Navy ships
Portsmouth report states the admiralty’s research lab plans to ditch brass-bound rum tubs for foldable plastic bags to save space aboard warships. The move aims to reduce bulk by replacing solid containers with portable, empty bags that can be stowed compactly.
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