Editorial: Plane Theft Threatens Communities At Municipal Airport
An Independent Press Telegram survey finds weak airport security at Municipal Airport, with a lone night guard, limited tower control, and frequent thefts of light planes. It warns that unauthorized flights risk crashes near College Park Estates and other homes, urging federal state and local action amid global tensions.
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Municipal
College Park Estates
William Mooney
Paar Sullivan TV feud mocks wage clash with nation debate
The piece compares Jack Paar and Ed Sullivan to Kennedy Nixon tensions, noting Sullivan's $7500 star rate versus Paar's $320. It lampoons their sparring, calls Sullivan a poker faced figure, and suggests Paar's style mirrors Calvin Coolidge era. It ends by linking the TV row to a national wage debate on raising the minimum to $1.25 an hour.
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Jack Paar
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Paar
Calvin Coolidge
Savanarola
Congress of the
United States
Aid-to-Education Measures Spark Congressional Chaos
Washington reports the Kennedy aid-to-education plan facing fierce opposition in Congress amid church state debates. Mormon leaders in Congress split, with McCormack opposing and Mansfield supporting private school funding. The debate involves potential ties to desegregation, constitutional questions, and possible presidential veto. The issue spans CatholicEpiscopalianLutheran groups and risks delaying vital school construction.
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Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Tucker Democratic
Capitol Hill
Mansfield
Senate
Rayburn
Nkrumah Sees Kennedy as Start of New African American Ties
The Ghanean president Kwame Nkrumah left Washington praising President Kennedy after a pivotal meeting that signaled a new era of African American friendship. Private aides recount how Calhoun and others helped repair U S diplomacy, culminating in Kennedy's invitation and a warm gift, reinforcing U S support for Africa.
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Washington
West Africa
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
United States
Kennedy
London
Nkrumah
New York
United Nations
Herter
Overseas Press Club
Lincoln University
University of Pennsylvania
Edgar Kaiser
Chad Calhoun
Kaiser Industries
Waldorf
Khrushchev
Long Island
Eisenhower
U.N
Waldorf Tower
West
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
Congo
Calhoun
Volta
Francis Russell
Leonid Brezhnev
Florence Mahoney
Fred Dutton
Lady Jackson
Barbara Ward
White House
State Department
Wayne Morse
Adlai Stevenson
U. N
Britain
Independent publishers and staff listing in a city newspaper
A garbled roster lists publishers editors and staff such as J Riddlèrn and Canto H Rida Go publishing houses in New York Chicago and Los Angeles with office addresses and roles. It mentions managing editor Miles and editor Boom among others in a damaged historical notice.
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Merman J. Riddlérn
Canto H. Rida
Harold Maine
Samuel C. Cam Kh
Larey
Lew
Colt Alumnlet
Mateney Eptey
Eait Miles
Lines
Harry Fulton
Boom
Natl Adworthing
Ridder Johns Inc
Naw Yorke
Avanua
Minnecontinuc
Fosnay Towne
Los Angeles
W. Sth
Gutter Washington
Dan Willens
Kennedy proposes development plan for republics
United Press reports President Kennedy urged a new American revolution guided by courage and freedom not force. In New York, Bennett Cerf recalls the Ed Sullivan Jack Paar debate being canceled after persistent last minute arguments.
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Washington
Kennedy
New York
Bennett Cerl
Jack Paar
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Strictly Personal Superlatives Lose Luster In Writing
The piece argues that overuse of strong adjectives dulls impact and blurs distinctions. It cites vital crucial grave and notes Sir Ernest Gowers on integral parts. It warns language loosening confuses aims and inflames conflicts by reducing meaning and clarity.
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Harris
Ernest Gowers
Ike a Weak President and Postwar Foreign Policy
A reader likens Ike to Drew Pearson in critiquing postwar foreign policy. The letter assigns blame to Yalta Potsdam and Truman era decisions for Germany China and Korea impacts, arguing eight years before Ike worsened the harms and America’s future. Reference to 4354 Carfax Ave.
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Ike
Drew Pearson
Joe
MacArthur
Korea
Berlin
China
Truman
Dean Acheson
Ihe
Japan
Trutman
One-Way Streets Aid to Shoppers
Mrs Souter of 1229 W 32nd St supports more one-way streets, citing safer traffic and pleasant shopping areas in Lakewood Los Altos Garden Grove Midway City and others as reasons to continue shopping where one-way systems exist.
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Tino
J L. Murphy
Lakewood
Los Altos
Garden Grove
Midway City
E. Souter
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