Washington Calling Denounce Johnson Button Debate
In Moscow Khrushchev shifts Kremlin pressure to denounce Johnson while Kennedy is spared. The West gains resolve as Johnson headlines Soviet critique but Kennedy underscores Western strength and wary aims in the Cold War.
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Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Moscow
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JFK
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Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
China
Adzhubei
Kremlin
West
Eisenhower
Bellicose
United Features. Syndicate, Inc
The Way To Look At It
The Commission on Goals for Higher Education in the South proposes a billion dollar plan to lift colleges and universities from an educational rut. It urges states to revise appropriations bases and keep current ratios between higher and secondary education while local revenues fund secondary education. The commission aims for practical, realistic reform aligned with southern pace.
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Commission On Goals For
South
Real Evening Of Entertainment In Neel Alabama Parade
The Neel community in Morgan County Alabama hosted a Christmas parade followed by a Kiwanis meeting. Local prize winners fed the crowd while the Morris Sisters and the Decatur Stamps Quartet provided entertainment. The Kiwanis donated a check for future Neel improvements. The Agriculture Committee led by Jimmy Williams promoted dairy production across Morgan, Lawrence, and Limestone counties with support from farm agents bankers and teachers ready to aid new dairy ventures.
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Kiwanis
Neel
Alabama
Morris Sisters
Decatur Stamps
Kiwanis Club
Morgan
Lawrence
Limestone
Agriculture Committee
Jimmy Williams
Friendly Attitude Toward Business Echoed by Cal Johnson
Calvin Johnson former congressman and Remington Rand VP spoke at the seventh annual Personnel Management Conference at the University of Alabama. He urged that the Souths friendly business climate drives a golden era and that sweat and honest toil remain the pathway to success, stressing government support and responsible effort for shared prosperity.
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U.S
Remington Rand
University of Alabama
South
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
America
Thomas Edison
Living Today by Arlie B Davidson on moods and renewal
The piece discusses how moods shift daily and how bad moods can cloud ambition while better moods bring optimism. It urges action, helping others, and finding new purpose as a path to peace and happiness, noting the value of this approach.
Public Health Warns of Possible Influenza Year Ahead
Washington officials warn of another Asian Flu season with potential outbreaks in California Oregon Washington and among schoolchildren. They urge vigilance and preventive care amid history of 1957 58 deaths and stress preparedness for a repeat epidemic.
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U. S
Public Health Service
California
Oregon
Washington State
West Coast
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Sen
Wayne Morse
Senate
Morse
John Birchites
Los Angeles
Kennedy
United States
Truman
OAS Moves Toward Hemispheric Action on Cuba
Washington AP reports the Organization of American States faces approval of a Colombia sponsored plan to convene a foreign ministers conference to discuss collective measures against a Marxist Cuba. The move follows Fidel Castro declaring himself a Marxist Leninist and loyal to communism.
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Washington
Foreign Ministers’ Conference
Cuba
Organization of American States
OAS Council
Colombia
Fidel Castro
Castro
Opening of the Annual Forecasting Derby by Economists
Sylvia Porter notes the start of the annual forecasting derby as economists nationwide prepare predictions for 1962. The piece highlights the new tools from the National Bureau of Economic Research, including 12 leading indicators, nine coincident indicators, and five lagging indicators, plus surveys on consumer and business plans.
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Sylvia Porter
National Bureau of Economic Research
NBER
New York City
Julius Shiskin
Census Bureau
Eisenhower
Raymond Saulnier
Council of Economic Advisers
National Bureau
P.S
Hall Syndicate
Goldfine Faces Probation Violation Case In Boston
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine and his secretary Mildred Paperman are due in federal court in Boston to face charges of violating probation. Goldfine, 71, is serving a year in Danbury Connecticut for tax evasion and faces related probation terms, while Paperman, 43, is on three years probation for tax evasion tied to Goldfine’s Strathmore Woolen Co. case.
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United States
John Birchites
Truman
38Th Parallel
Tokyo
Far East
Washington
Kennedy
Edwin Walker
Walker
Hawaii
Army
Tru
Morse
Wayne Morse
Tom White
Air Force
Senate Disarmament Committee
Gen. White
Cicognani
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Miss Paperman
Strathmore Woolen Co
Justice Department
Brookline
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Switzerland
U.S. Dist
George C. Sweeney
Latin American stance shapes upcoming council meeting on intervention
Colombia’s foreign minister Caicedo Castilla praised the prospects of a project opposing external interference in sovereign nations. A veteran Latin American diplomat predicted near unanimous approval while some states opposed intervention. Many OAS representatives expect a conference but not as early as January 10.
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Colombia
Jose Joaquin Caicedo Castilla
OAS
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