Publishers and executives listed for MR. & MES period
The document lists names and titles associated with publishers and management across two eras, including Robert C. Gobhorn and William Weldon as publishers, and William H. Weldon as president. Executives Rose Russell L and Joseph G. Majersey are named as executive vice president and managing editor respectively.
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MR. & Mes
Robert C. Gobhorn
Mes
William . Weldon
William H. Weldon
Russell L, Rose
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Joseph G. Majersey
Shared aviation plan could lift Jefferson City and Columbia
An opinion piece argues Missouri cities Herrin Marion and Ozark show how airports spur employment. It urges Jefferson City and Columbia to pursue a joint airport to avoid duplicative spending and boost industry, citing population trends and local tax debates.
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Ozark Airlines
Herrin
Marion
Columbia
Jefferson City
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Ozerk Airlines
Jefferon City
Pulton
Ashland
Athens
Ozark
Rple
Teivity
Rocketry Is No Boondoggle Editorial
The piece argues job delays in Atlas missile booster work at Cape Canaveral stem from planning errors and labor issues, not mere strikes. It urges unions and employers to exhaust conciliation, fix on-the-job grievances, and boost efficiency to advance national space goals.
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Christian Science Monitor
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Senate
Executive Council
Afl-Cio Building Trades Department
Amy
Air Force
Migatte
Jabor
Congress Demands Full Report on Kennedy Khrushchev Talks
Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs committees insist on a detailed account of President Kennedy’s Vienna talks with Premier Khrushchev. They warn that informal exchanges and translated notes are insufficient for proper congressional oversight of possible military or foreign aid implications. The piece argues for open disclosure to prevent executive overreach and to expose deceptive rhetoric amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Congres
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Soviet Union
Senate
Congress
Vienna
Berlin
FBI
Laos
Africa
Cuba
Latin America
Free World
America
Remarks That Irk Just Think-After 35 More Payments You'll Actually Own This Automobile
HAL BOYLE notes a New York column of consumer thrift and irony as a new car buyer endures polite phrases about color, comfort, and trade in while the joke hinges on the 35 remaining payments before ownership. The piece mocks the patience of buyers who chase ownership through installments and the absurdities of car marketing.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jet
Johnson Keeps Busy Image As Vice President
Associated Press reports Lyndon B. Johnson, newly in the vice presidency, remains a forceful, energetic figure. Kennedy uses Johnson to press agendas, keeping him busy with tours, speeches, and public duties while Mansfield leads the Senate Democrats. Johnson’s rapid travel, NATO goodwill missions, and high-profile appearances signal continued influence despite the new hierarchy.
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James Marlow
Associated Frogs News
Asalyat
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Senate Democrats
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Democrats
Mansfield
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Johnnson
Eisenhower
Europe
NATO
Aow
Kennerly
Africa
Southeast Asia
Kenedy
Benveils
Senatoly
Hong Kong
Agiereta
Ata
National Whirligig on Economic Upswing Puzzles Politicians
Washington observers debate the 1960-61 recovery and its causes as Republicans fault past policies while economists note the expansion began near Johnson’s campaign. Defense and foreign aid spending rise, retirement age debate, housing and education programs expand, and the Fed eases credit to support a milder recession.
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Aty Ray Tuckee
Washington
GOP
Eisenshower
Tost Jall
Capitol Hil
Afl-Cio
Americans For Democratic Action
Federal Reserve System
Carter Glass
Virginia
Fed
Ask Now
Defense Spending and Economic Offsets in 1960s Policy
The piece argues defense outlays aided recovery amid recession, noting $40 billion budgets with heavy procurement and 3.5 million directly employed, plus 20 million dependents supported. It lists safeguards like Social Security and unemployment insurance, plus veteran and pension programs, as key anti-recession devices. It quotes Sen Frank Church and Cmdr Alan E Shepard.
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Pentagon
Lince
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