Controversy Over State Department and Supreme Court Roles
A fragmented article outlines a congressional probe into State Department dealings with Cuba and Fidel Castro, plus Senate criticism of Supreme Court rulings over Communists. It notes internal dissent and questions the influence within federal agencies, ending with a call from the American Legion for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca Pal
Denver
Wan Weir
State Department
Fidel Castro
Department
Far East
Cuba
Supreme Court
Overstaffing Critique From Brookers on Executives
John G. Brookers, president of a $100 million year corporation, says American business is often overstaffed at the top. He argues too many big firms keep too many vice presidents and not enough working executives. He warns that more top executives could lead to overwork and inefficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Brookers
Mr. Brookers
New Garden Rising Above Penn Station Site
A plan reveals Madison Square Garden expansion with three new $75 million venues atop the Penn Station concourse. The project includes a whale shaped arena, a 400 seat area, offices, bowling, TV booths, skating rinks, shops and restaurants. Public concerns over the depot’s future surface in the proposed underground complex.
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Madison Square Garden
Penn Station
Madison Bae Sire Garden
Soman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Communist Party
Dominican Republic
Vast Garden project eyed as World Fair goal looms
The Graham-Paice group owners of the Garden plan a sweeping New York transformation with a Spring 1964 World Fair target. Partnering with the Pennsylvania Railroad, they seek a 36 year lease and a dramatic roofed arena using cable reinforced concrete. Architect Charles Luckman promises a skyscraper like innovation while a rooftop to bedrock build must not disrupt rail and subway service. The complex would anchor midtown life with a retractable seating system and a vast exhibition hall, enabling visitors to access trains directly to the arena.
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Rving
Mitchell Fett
John J. Bergen
Graham-Paice Corporation
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Archie Moore
Charles Luckman
Park Avenue
Ed Lone
U.S
Urew
New Delhi
Pennsylvania
Cty
New Garden
San Francisco
Sest
Considine
Scandal near top of New York politics sparks debate
The column rails against New York governance, labeling Mayor Wagner a bubblehead and criticizing city services from sewers to traffic. It notes reformers endorse Wagner for another term despite widespread frustration and mocks the political system's integrity.
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Starnes
New Yor
New York
Earth
Manhattan
Tierra del Fuego
Robert Wagner
Democratic Party
Wagner
Khrushchev
Meeting Set Amid War Threats and Neutral Nations
A Belgrade gathering on September 1 will bring neutral nations and leaders like Nehru, Nasser, and Tito to discuss peace and the risks of global conflict. The conference aims to mobilize a third force to negotiate terms, shaping postwar policy and averting widespread upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington
Hier
Poland
Belgrade
Nehru
India
Nasser
Egypt
Tito
Yugoslavia
Memory Lane Dial System Switches In Tonight
The city unveils a $600000 dial telephone system as 12 strokes signal the switch from manual to automatic operation. Workers at the old and new boards trigger the cutover while 11,000 pairs of lines are disconnected to complete the conversion amid a year of prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther R. Grimes
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Anther
H. H. Redding
Barry Goldwater Praised as Republican Leader Hope
Special Correspondent George E. Sokolsky argues Barry Goldwater embodies principled conservative leadership and growing student and regional support. The piece contrasts Goldwater with past Republican figures, notes his appeal in the South and among youth, and discusses party dynamics leading to 1964 leadership expectations. It cites Taft, Eisenhower, Nixon, Rockefeller and the shift toward ideas over winning personalities. A brief UPI note covers GE closing a Louisville refrigerator plant for a three week layoff starting August 7 to rearrange for a new model.
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George E. Sokolsky
United States Senate
Barry Goldwater
McCarthy
Goldwater
Sokolsky Gram
Geldwater
Barry Galawater
South
Senaor Tower
Texas
Tower
Herbert Hower
Alf Landon
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Eissenhower
John F. Kennedy
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Sherman Adams
Richard Nixon
James Hagerty
Republican Party
Sis
Alugh
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Henectady
UPI
General Electric Co
Louisville
Poke
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Warren
Felix Frankfurter
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lenge
Considine’s
Cline
Tizzy
Broadway
Luckman
By Kate Osann
Tam
Mothers’ Club
Good Ladies
Russia
United States
Labbe Morning Avalanche
POST
West Texas
New Mexico
Austin
W. Lee O'Daniel
Executive Mansion
Molly
Roosevelt
Japan
Indo-China
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
By Galbraith
Fran
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