It’s About Time We Cluck About Teen Morality
An editorial calls out adults for tainting youth with sexual content in media and lifestyle. It argues public vice by parents and industry pressures erode teens, urging responsible behavior, better example, and active moral leadership to restore national health.
Mumps Line and Pets in a Local Teens Column
A sixth grader and friends battle mumps triggering a weekly “Mumps Line” chatter. Saturday feature praises a two year old Basset awaiting a new home from the R. J. Maxfields. Mrs Anderson recalls fried eel with salt and corn meal, while her Georgia husband preferred burial. Japan notes include Veda and Bill Witt's seaweed cookies and cherry blossom sights with Mt Fuji seen. A joke follow up asks why elephants are gray and notes a caller’s gag about bathing with an elephant.
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Kennedy Lessons From Steel Strikes and Salami Tactics
Drew Pearson reports President Kennedy’s view that steel price maneuvers were salami tactics and notes past clashes with U S Steel head Roger Blough. The piece traces policy shifts from 1960 to 1963, Senate battles, and the administration’s tougher stance on inflation, plus a push to improve access for handicapped visitors and upgraded facilities at major public sites.
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Salinger praises improved news access in Washington
Pierre Salinger told the Los Angeles Public Relations Society conference that access to the news in Washington is better than ever. He said reporters can reach any White House staffer without going through the press secretary, ending what he called handout journalism.
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