Teddy Kennedy Tells Massachusetts to Back Senate Bid
The Massachusetts Democratic State Convention endorsed Teddy Kennedy's bid for the U S Senate seat vacated by his brother John F Kennedy. Edward J McCormack vows to contest the primary, but insiders doubt anyone can derail Teddy. The Times criticizes the convention and hints at White House influence in the endorsement.
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Stacked Deck in Laos Undermines Neutral Premier
In Laos Prince Souvanna Phouma blocks his installation by demanding a decree erasing the national assembly. The plan shifts power toward Souphanouvong with a pro-American coalition faltering under a Kremlin-backed setup. The three nation ICcO, Canada Poland neutrals, must remove foreign troops by 75 days as Laos leans toward a Communist-dominated coalition.
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United States
Kennedy Flubbed Bid To Clear Economic Air
President Kennedy gave a vague news conference as the stock market fell sharply in New York. A federal report showed March profits and sales slid while earnings declined, eroding confidence in a troubled economy and prompting calls for clear fiscal policy and budget balance.
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Legalized Stickup in Trade and Food Markets
A New York World Telegram guest editorial condemns price fixing by steel and electrical firms as conspiracy, yet argues food producers enjoy legal, government-supported restraint. Cites the Sneaky Pete wine price hike and a forthcoming nationwide turkey marketing order as examples of legalized price manipulation harming consumers.
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NEW York World-Telegram
Department of Agriculture
California
World Today New High Court Review Of Districting
Analysis of Supreme Court scrutiny of state districting. The piece notes cases challenging urban versus rural representation, with Georgia’s county unit system and potential shifts to population based voting. It discusses implications for governors, legislatures, and political power, citing multiple states and figures.
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Washington procurement mess over AN-PRC 10 radio contracts
The column details years of sole source contracts for the AN-PRC 10 radio used by the Army Signal Corps. It notes competitive bidding in 1961 cut unit price from about 400 to 269.51, saving over a million, then reports subsequent sole source awards at higher prices. A watchdog and Congress critique the process and urge open bidding per intent of Congress.
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Notable quotations on labor, peace, and society
A collection of statements from Khrushchev, Rockefeller, and others on labor productivity, nuclear policy, racial views, and social care. The quotes discuss American and Japanese coal production, wage parity, labor efficiency, and the need to outpace world productivity, plus opinions on international power, race, adoption, and elder care.
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Write Your Congressman And Senators Say Lawmakers
A civic notice urges readers to contact their senators and representatives on important legislation. It lists the Washington offices of Sen. Stuart Symington, Sen. Edward V. Long, Rep. Morgan M. Moulder, Rep. Richard Ichord, Rep. Clarence Cannon and notes the districts they represent. The piece stresses writing to express views as a duty to the country.
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