Kennedy McCormack Team Behind Kennedy Policy Move
House Speaker John W. McCormack signals unity with President Kennedy as the 87th Congress opens. McCormack’s rise from Rayburn lieutenant reflects longstanding loyalty to the presidential program and a track record of cross faith appeal in his Massachusetts district.
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Forum condemns fake letters and hate group abuses
The Enterprise regrets abuse of its letters column by spurious writers using fictitious names and addresses. It condemns extremist misuse aimed at press freedom and declares no more letters matching hate or pressure group patterns will be accepted.
Kennedy State of the Union Address Recurrence and Tone
Editorial notes compare Kennedy's first State of the Union with Eisenhower and Wilson. It traces tradition from Jefferson to Truman and Roosevelt, highlights radio and TV shifts, and forecasts Kennedy's message as urgent yet hopeful amid global peril and domestic recession.
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High Point Enterprise Address and Subscription Rates
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles and circulation details. It shows mail subscription options by duration with prices, and notes tax, AP news rights, and carrier delivery terms.
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From Now To November By Peter Edson
The 1962 mid term outlook dominates Washington as Congress opens. Republicans seek gains but Democrats hold a 28 seat Senate edge and a Democratic House majority near 90 fewer. Kennedy policy, civil rights, and political leadership shape the race with figures like Tower, Hughes, Wagner, Nixon, Romney, Dirksen, Miller, Goldwater in focus.
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What kind of Congress opens this year
James Marlow analyzes the 1962 Congress noting it will be noisy and political, election year dynamics, liberal and conservative forces, and a conservative trend. It highlights House and Senate party composition, seniority system for chairmanships, frequent filibusters, and a cautious outlook with potential tariff-cutting powers for the President.
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Quotes From Leaders On War, Religion And Technology
A compilation of remarks by Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath Rev Theodore Hesburgh President De Gaulle and Fred Davis on decency democracy religion wartime ethics and computer forecasting outcomes. The collection presents diverse views on dangers of excess individualism and the role of technology in international conflict.
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Education and democracy panel explores Americanism in Shelby
A Shelby audience spent over three hours on Monday in a PTA sponsored discussion on education and democracy as part of a four panel program on Communist psychology and the challenge to education. The session urged stronger American ideals, moral fiber, and a robust production and educational system to outpace Soviet influence.
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