Lighter Side Review of Ham’s Space Flight Film
Dick W Washington reviews Marine Lt. Cal Glenn’s space flight film in the newsletters, comparing it to chimp and human space rides. He notes Glenn’s calm reactions, questions the dramatic impact, and recalls banana pellet jokes from Sen. Clifford Case as light commentary. The piece blends film critique with light Washington politics.
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Wives to Wives Hal Boyle Satirizes Domestic Dialogue
Hal Boyle of the AP collects a string of husband wife barbs and家庭 banter about chores, perks, and petty taunts. The humor centers on marital roles, outdated manners, and the pressure of modern domestic life, with jabs about money, time, and social expectations.
Ulbricht Block In East West German Talks
Walter Ulbricht, East German Communist leader, is described as a major impediment to direct East West German contact. The Bulletin critiques his rule, noting intolerance and depersonalization, and cites Khrushchev's treatment of Ulbricht as evidence of his precarious standing. A separate brief from Mount Vernon notes snow and a stolen fawn topper.
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Almanac Highlights From March 6 History
The United Press International almanac notes March 6 as the 65th day of the year 1962 with Saturn noted as the morning star. It recalls 1835 when Santa Anna’s Texas troops overwhelmed a small force at the Alamo after a key slope maneuver, and 1887 when the Supreme Court issued a controversial Dred Scott ruling.
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Public Education Plan Urged by Top Educators
Washington AP reports Oliver J. Caldwell of the US Office of Education urged extending free public schooling to 14 years with the last two years focusing on semiprofessional or vocational education for some students and advanced academics for others. He also proposed a new four year liberal arts college starting about the junior year and graduate work built on 14 years of formal schooling. He argued current 13 years are insufficient as knowledge doubles every 12 months. Also, UPI notes the Atomic Energy Commission plans another underground nuclear test in New Mexico salt deposits within 12 to 15 months, announced by Sen. Clinton P. Anderson.
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Tobacco Row Threatens U S Philippine Ties Over Tobacco Shipment
A dispute over a large U S tobacco shipment strains U S Philippine relations. Judge Macadaeg’s Manila ruling against President Macapagal faces appeal as Congress debates a 573 million war claims bill, with critics warning of executive overreach and threat to the separation of powers.
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Kentucky lawmakers weigh new probe on 1960 campaign and truck deal
A Kentucky legislative joint committee considers a resolution to investigate the 1960 convention push to rewrite the state constitution while reviewing a lease-purchase truck contract from 1950. Sen Rex Logan accuses Gov Rob Combs administration of bias toward constitutional reform and JFK campaign outcomes during that period. Final witnesses Combs and Lt Gov Wilson Wyatt deny involvement in the $346,800 deal with Louisitte Equipment Rental Co.
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Ribicoff Orders Public Aid For Paroled Mental Patients
Secretary Ribicoff said he ordered that paroled mental patients be eligible for public assistance to help them live in normal or near normal surroundings in a family or neighborhood close to family and friends.
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Georgia Publisher Turns 99 as Daily News Stays Busy
VALDOSTA Ga AP E J Turner grows quiet at his Wakulla Times desk on his 99th birthday. He remains the oldest active publisher of a daily newspaper in the United States. His workday includes the usual office routine and reading newspapers amid modest birthday attention.
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