Editors Note and Letters From Abroad Fragment
A Saturday column introduces a new idea by sharing thought provoking paragraphs from columns that were rejected. Robert Ruark Richard Starnes Robert Spivack Sylvia Porter and Peter Edson are cited for their views on colonialism Viet Nam the economy Wall Street and government leadership with opinions on women in the stock market and the Department of Agriculture.
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Robert Ruark
Rome
Robert
United Nations
Sylvia Porter
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Smith
Kennedy Faces Growing Public Disenchantment Across Regions
Washington reports show Kennedy struggles to project his message amid rising liberal and independent skepticism. In Texas, Yarborough’s New Frontier stance and Connally’s scare tactics shift voter mood. New York leaders back Buckley, raising questions about Kennedy influence and party unity. Connecticut and Massachusetts politics spark concerns over Teddy Kennedy’s ambitions.
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Texas
Don Yarborough
John B. Connally
Johnson
Yarborough
Washington
Connally
JFIC
Overspending Brings Crash and Austrian Lessons
A political and economic analysis links prewar Austrian spending to 1929 market collapse. Experts cite capital consumption, high welfare, rising unemployment, wage pressure, foreign competition and municipal housing outlays as precursors. The piece argues the era warns the United States to curb outlays and avoid similar distress.
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Lionel Charles Robbins
The
University of London
Russia
Republic of
Ausria
Viennese
Paris
Citizens protest bias in Ridley Township crime coverage
Readers condemn suppression of a June carnival crime in Ridley Township and call out alleged political censorship by local officials. The letter cites a teen assault near Woodlyn and accuses the Daily Times of delaying reporting to protect reputations and party interests.
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MacDade Blvd
Fairview Bar
Woodlyn
Ridley Township
McClure
Republean
Jacques Fox
Daily Times
Louis J. Garay
Belmont Ave
Milmonth Park
H. Ehrhart
6Th Ave
Folsom
A. C.° Hill
Chester Pike
Ridley Park
Josephine Slackens
Milmont Park
Catherin
Frances ‘Gy Stang
Morton Ave
Carmen Specone
Florence Specone
Jackson Ave
Jim Backus and Hollywood Fun in Bel Air to Manhattan
Earl Wilson profiles Jim Backus and wife Henry settling in Manhattan for Backus to host Talent Shows. He recalls radio days in New York, early salaries, and stories of Hollywood chic fires, golf-course rescues, and a satire-filled view of show business.
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Hollywood
Jim Backus
New York
Rangoon
Jim
Mr. Magon
Henry
Manhattan
Burbank
Dim
AFRA
Cleveland
Remember When Quiet Start Monday Protest Delays Fire Test
Residents demand calmer start to the week as only one test of the Gamewall fire alarm is conducted daily at 8 30 am amid protests across city sections. Gene Sarazen edged Percy Alliss to win the Ryder Cup on foreign soil marking Americas first victory abroad. Delaware County GOP delegates in Chicago pledge support for Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as they declare their stance with alternate delegates joining the statement.
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Gene’ Sarazen
Percy Alliss
England
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