Pittsburghs $250 Million Plan for Oakland Research Center
Western Pennsylvania faces a renaissance plan to lure a vast research campus in Oakland. Mellon approves. Pitt and Litchfield back a 100 foot deep fill to connect U and Tech, with a broader urban development push worth over a billion if initial results rise. Indiana County also eyes growth potential amid fishing Sunday scenes and tax policy ideas to lure top government talent to Washington.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Panther Hollow
Oakland
U. S
Richard K. Mellon
E. H. Litchfield
Pitt
Old Panther Hollow
Oakland Center
U. of P
Carnegie Tech
Oakland District
Pitt and Tech
Carnegie Institute, Museum and Library
Mellon Institute
Mt. Mercy College
Oakcrop
Oakland Island
Litchfield
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
California
Indiana County
Allegheny Plateau
Red Captain In Trouble At Home
Washington centers on the third leg of the Profumo scandal as Soviet Captain Yevgeniy Ivanov faces scrutiny over his past in London Oslo and Moscow. Ivanov’s ties to Col Penkovskiy and his marriages to Soviet officials’ daughters highlight how espionage and elite connections aided overseas postings and status.
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Washington
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Yevgeniy Mikhailoevich Ivanov
Ivanov
London
Oslo
Norway
Yevgeniy M. Ivanoff
Moscow
Col
Oleg Penkovskiy
Russia
Penkovskiy
Tvanov
Vladivostok
Caspian Higher Naval Academy
GRU
NATO
A. F. Gorkin
Supreme Soviet Court
Gorkin
A. M. Konstantinov
Col. Penkovskiy
US Lady Pilots Boil Mad At Space Agency Head
Drew Pearson reports from Washington that National Space Agency head Jim Webb faces pressure as American women pilots push to train for spaceflight. Webb insists only veteran jet test pilots qualify, despite claims women weigh less and could adapt. Also covers Kennedy labor talks on civil rights, Randolph on full equality, and Justice Clark’s stance on prayer in schools.
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National Space Agency
Washington
Jim Webb
Webb
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Moscow
U. S
Jimmy Webb
JFK
Kennedy
A. Philip Randolph
Sleeping Car Porters Union
Randolph
J. C. Turner
District of Columbia
AFL - Cio
Turner
Robert Kennedy
Mississippi
Deep South
Justice Clark
Tom
University of Texas
Clark
Justice Department
Federal Bar Association
National Report GOP Shoe On Other Foot In Nomination Battle
The piece contrasts Taft and Goldwater as conservative Republican icons. Taft in 1952 showed strong delegate support but declined as doubts grew about winning. Goldwater faces wary professionals who admire him yet doubt his urban electability. The column notes the shift in political dynamics and mocks cabinet reshuffle feuds while urging focus on winning elections.
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Robert A. Taft
Barry Goldwater
Taft
Senate
Dwight Eisenhower
Goldwater
White House
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Acheson
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Orville Freeman
Labor Castro Tug of War Threatens Cuban Ransom
A U S labor dispute pits National Maritime Union and Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association against each other over the freighter Maximus bound for Cuba. Pickets, court actions, and threatened penalties could cost $1 million and halt 750 Cuban prisoners and refugees driven by Fidel Castro, as officials scramble to resolve the escalating maritime feud.
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Washington
D.C
Kennedy
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
White House
James Reynolds
Bob Kennedy
Mr. Reynolds
National Maritime Union
William Perry
New York City
Mr. Perry
Big Joe Curran
NMU
Brotherhood of Maritime Officers
BMO
The
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
MEBA
Aflcio
Maximus
Luckenbach Steamship Co
Philadelphia
Reynolds
Bill Perry
James Donovan
Luckenbach Dock
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Assa
Brotherhood of Marine Officers
Atrhaps
Luckenbachock
American Maritime Association
American Maritime Assn
Joe Curran
Perry
Maritime Engineers
Castro
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