Tough to Pick Week's Meat Menu
Housewives face a tough choice this weekend as a broad array of meats and diverse cuts go on sale. Beef spans cuck roasts to porterhouse, pork offers fresh butts, loin roasts, and smoked ham, while fryers drop in price across regions. Eggs, vegetables, and fruit also show selective bargains with beans, cabbage, cucumbers, and citrus among notable values.
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New York
Middle West
Far West
New England
Middle Atlantic
South
Texas
How to Tell if You Are Neurotic
A New York AP report surveys signs of neurosis from hair dye and eye brow plucking to broader behaviors. It notes Dr. Lovshin of Cleveland cites potential neuroses in housewives and others while offering a personal catalogue of traits that might hint at neurosis. The piece adds a Baltimore AP vignette about a theater mentalist misreading a uniformed driver, highlighting misperceptions and irony.
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New York
Leonard L. Lovshin
Cleveland
Ohio
Clouded
Crystal Ball
Baltimore
Okays Money for Jet Bombers Okays Money for Jet Bombers
The House Armed Services Committee moved a defense authorization bill totaling 12.368 billion dollars, approving about 400 million more than the Kennedy administration asked for. Chairman Carl Vinson called it the largest authorization bill in Congress history, adding 337 million for heavy bombers and supersonic medium bombers. The measure funds continued bomber production beyond next year’s scheduled orders.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Congress
Spaceman to Be Busier Than Russian Pioneer
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP America’s first astronaut will likely outpace Yuri Gagarin in gathering critical knowledge for spaceflight. Commander Shepard has been selected for the mission but may be disqualified. He will record every reaction and performance, re live his flight on TV, and undergo thorough testing while preparing to control the capsule, operate a periscope, observe, and conduct tests. He begins with detailed exams on Grand Bahama Island, then files reports and consults with experts to provide technical data.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Yuri Gagain
Alan B. Shepard
Navy
Shepard
Gagarin
U. S
Relocation of Highways at Little Rock
The Arkansas Highway Department selected route E-1 to relocate Highways 65 and 167 south of Little Rock after crossing bauxite deposits proved prohibitive for the original path. The E-1 route, east of the initial plan, avoids bauxite property with estimated right of way costs of 193000 and total project cost around 2122000 for 4.89 miles, while the original route would cost 779000 for right of way and 621000 for 4.8 miles.
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Little Rock
APJ
Arkansas Highway Department
Ward Goodman
Goodman
Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Department
Hensley
East End
Jobless Falls During Past Month
Washington reports unemployment fell by 633,000 in April to 4,962,000, while employment rose by 218,000. Officials call the drop largely seasonal as the total workforce declined by 315,000, with nonfarm payrolls up to 8,724,000 and farm jobs affected.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arkansas Commission to fund Mother of the Year trip
The Arkansas Publicity and Parks Commission will pay the $500 expenses for sending the Arkansas Mother of the Year to the American Mothers Award ceremonies in New York this week after initially refusing the funding. The commission had argued the contest was not a true state-wide event.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Publicity and Parks Commission
New York
Sinatra cuts records under his own label Tises
Hollywood AP reports Frank Sinatra ventures into independent production with his own recording company, Tises, while opera star Eleanor Steber and husband Gordon Andrews launch the STAND Company Inc. initials reflect Steber and Andrews.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Tises
Eleanor Steher
Gordon Andrews
Company, Inc
Steber and Andrews
Arkansas mothers committee trip costs under fire
Employment figures remained flat due to wet farming areas. President Kennedy's labor advisers urged production and demand boosts while addressing unemployment. The Arkansas Mothers Committee protested funding for the state mother of the year trip, with $250 approved yet expenses for Mrs. Tullie Wyrick reportedly excluded.
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Kennedy
American Mothers Committee of
Arkansas
Ben A. Lincoln
Little Rock
Tullie Wyrick
Magnolia
Arkansas Mothers Committee
Financial Battle Is Underway In City Grant Vote
In Baltimore the Al Jeghany Corp. control vote began in a sealed hotel wing. The race, with potential nine million ballots, may take a week to decide if Allan P. Kirby stays on as leader or loses to Texas brothers John and Clint Murchison. Proxies arrived late, with optimistic but noncommittal remarks from both sides.
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Baltimore
Al‘Jeghany Corp
Allan .P. Kirby
John
Clint Murchison
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Swanson
Comstock
A&p
Realemon
Freestone Peaches
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Vax
JD Calla Pkg
Zor
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Ina
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Mennen Baby Magic
Johnson & Johnson
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Ann Page
Sultana
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