Trade Bill Vote a tonic for Kennedy in Congress
President Kennedy hailed a strong House vote on his trade expansion bill as a positive sign, yet warned that major Kennedy programs still face stiff, bipartisan opposition. He noted Democrats hold large majorities but many vote with Republicans, complicating passage of bold reforms.
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Raymond J. Crowley
James Marlow
Washington
House
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Turning point era as New Deal loses steam
The text notes 1937 as a critical year when Roosevelt failed to enlarge the court after NRA challenges. It argues Congress and the country drifted conservative, with few domestic policy innovations aside from World War II emergency measures. It also comments on Kennedy or party unity amid a partisan, big tent Congress.
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Logan Daily News Publisher and staff listed
The Logan Daily News of Logan Ohio lists Wayne W Galvin as publisher and Bill Miller as editor and manager with L T Webb as advertising manager. It notes subscription rates by carrier and mail, and provides Post Office entry details and contact numbers.
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Logan
Ohio
East Main Street
Sentinel
Jo Democrat
Logan Daily News
Wayne W. Galvin
Bill Miller
L. T. Webb
Logan Ohio
Hocking County
Logan Trade
Steel Order Upturn Seen Developing
New York AP reports uneven but encouraging upturn in steel orders from Iron Age. Improvement confined to a few firms, not yet lifting overall production. July likely dull. production may rebound late August with a “good recovery” in September after a 16 month bottom and 11 of 12 weeks under 50 percent capacity.
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New York
Metalworking Weekly
Stark County Judge Waits On Verdict Over Suspension
Stark County Common Pleas Court Judge Paul C. Weber faces a potential yearlong delay before the Ohio Supreme Court rules on a possible suspension. The court postponed final judgment after noting his two-year abstention from alcohol and attendance to duty. The allegations stem from conduct prior to that period as raised by the grievance committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Paul C. Weber
Ohio Supreme Court
Weber
TV Schedule Highlights for Friday June 29 1962
Channel 6 features a mix of films news and repeats from 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. including a 6:45 NBC News and 7:15 Viewpoint. Channel 10 presents kids shows and primetime fare from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. with clowns cartoons and dramas plus John Billy Graham and Eyewitness segments.
Channel 4 Schedule Saturday June 30 1962 Highlights
TV lineup lists Mr. Wizard at noon and School Business at 12 30. Sports programming includes Indians vs Chisox at 3 and 3 30 with golf tips and movies throughout. Evening features Wells Fargo Hale Wells Fargo Tall Man Pete and Gladys Mr Ed Room for More Beaver and Lawrence Welk plus boxing and Defenders.
Sunday TV Schedule July 1 1962 Telecast Lineup
The page lists a full day of broadcasts from p.m. to late evening including recreation shows Let's Live Alaska Golf Tips and multiple movies. It features News anchors Bullwinkle Disney World Bonanza and The Du Pont Show among others with various time slots.
Television stumbles on women stars in a season
AP reports television's season offered few standout women performers with glamorous roles. Shirley Booth stars as a maid while guest spots featured alcoholics and murder threats. Future lineups hint Ball as a widow hunter and Loretta Young in a multi child role, sparking calls for more glamor. Betty Furness argues TV leans domestic, missing exciting female icons.
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Lucille Ball
Loretta Young
Betty Furness
Betty
Greta Garbo
93 249 Ohioans Hold U S Jobs
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports 93 249 federal government employees in 1961 with payroll 552 021 882 dollars and average weekly earnings 113 84 dollars. Montgomery County shows largest federal workforce at 27 697 amid Air Force bases.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Today
Montgomery County
Today in History Offers Landmark Events and Birthdays
On June 29 1962 the year mid point marks a penny tax repeal in Britain shaping modern press. Notable dates include Virginia adopting a state constitution in 1776 and Henry Clay’s death in 1852. Nelson Eddy and Ed Gardner birthdays noted.
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England
Virginia
Henry Clay
Washington
Allenby
Palestine
Richard Byrd
New York
Guatemala
Nelson Eddy
Ed Gardner
Samuel Butler
Daily Across Clues Short Puzzle
Across clues list brief wordplay items. In law a wife hints at a term while other segments point to cheese salad greens and adjectives. Short definitions suggest a themed crossword mini with compact entries and simple word fills.
Crossword 40 Choice 9 Stage 41 Border tinge
Crossword clues with fragmented letters and jumbled terms appear, including across and down hints such as stage border tinge and various garbled entries. The page shows a puzzle grid with inconsistent text likely from OCR errors and partial word fragments.
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Hawai
New York Fuddy-Duddy Sees Midtown Change From Brownstones
HAL BOYLE reflects on Midtown Manhattan transformation as old brownstones and lively venues give way to glass skyscrapers and banks. He worries progress erodes character and elbow room, recalling Rockefeller Center roots near Old Lady Vanderbilt and the Rockettes, while declaring himself a fuddy-duddy.
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Wall Street
Rockefeller Center
Vanderbilt
Radio City Music Hall
Kennedy Campaign Trail Faces House Blockades
President Kennedy warned he must campaign actively to win in November as he admits a working majority in Congress is unlikely. He cited a persistent Southern coalition with Republicans dating from 1938 and urged six new administration supporters in a 263 to 174 Democratic House to push his bills.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
William M Colmer
D-Miss
Frank W. Boykin
Dala
South
White House
Oberlin College Historian Commissioned
Oberlin Ohio AP reports Donald M. Love college secretary has been commissioned to write a history of Oberlin College from the Civil War end to 1927. Love is an Oberlin graduate of 1916 and faculty since 1926. He hails from Sandusky and earlier taught in Alliance and Youngstown.
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Donald M. Love
Oberlin College
Love
Oberlin
Sandusky
Alliance
Youngstown
Residency rule allows retained voting home in Columbus move
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy ruled that a person who moved to Columbus for state work may keep his original residence for voting. The decision also permits appointing him as a county central committeeman and chairman of the county executive committee of the party in the former county.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Putnam County
McElroy
Greenfield Firm Awarded Redevelopment Loan
Greenfield Ohio Collins Packing Co. receives the first Ohio firm loan from the federal Area Redevelopment Administration. The $212,700 ARA loan funds a $327,300 plant expansion, creating 50 to 65 new jobs.
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Greenfield, Ohio
Collins Packing Co
Greenfield
Ohio
Federal Area Redevelopment Administration
Frank J. Lausche
ARA
Fifteen NYC freight cars derail near New Carlisle
Fifteen cars of an Indianapolis bound New York Central freight train derailed about a half mile west of New Carlisle Springfield Ohio. There were no injuries.
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Springfield
Ohio
New York Central
New Carlisle
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