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Because It Is Right and Aid to the Hungry
President Kennedy appeals to aid hungry and destitute worldwide as Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups launch annual relief drives on April 1. Funds, foods, clothing and medicines flow to orphans schools hospitals and development programs through The Bishops Relief Fund United Jewish Appeal and One Great Hour of Sharing. The piece notes Americans’ compassion and ongoing support across faiths as China promotes propaganda via Madame Butterfly.
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TV Pay-Per-View Trial Cleared by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals in Washington ruled against theater operators who sought to halt a three year pay television trial in Hartford Connecticut. The FCC authorized the experiment offering about 40 hours weekly of scrambled broadcasts including first run films and various programs. The ruling supports broader experimentation to determine television's future as entertainment and education.
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Getting Yourself Organized in an Airplane Washroom
Norman V. Peale recounts a flight meeting with a dejected traveling salesman. By prompting him to stand tall and affirm his trade, Peale guides a personal transformation aided by a prayer that reorganizes him, restoring confidence and purpose. The man later writes that prayer helped put him back inside himself, boosting enthusiasm and effectiveness.
Fish cause Baranquila blackout due to intake valve clog
Report notes power outage at Bar ranquila Colombia blamed on fish clogging a valve. The text jokes the fish were herring and sardines not electric eels, while other quirky items appear about Indonesian tramps volunteers, poetry laptops, and zebra coloration.
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St Patrick Day brings mixed crowd to Manchester event
Erin go blah notes a Jewish and Irish turnout at a St Patrick's Day dinner in Manchester. Rabbi Harry Roth and Marty Coffey lead a blend of Jewish, Irish, and Scottish heritage guests with Morton Golden of North Carolina as main speaker. Big John Fleming departs to Buffalo, honored with gifts including a transistor radio and a fire captain’s badge.
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Endless draft foes fear life-long conscription
The writer critiqu es the Selective Service vision of lifelong military conscription. He cites Lew Hershey and General Hershey arguing for draft boards to endure as long as life lasts, warning of psychological effects on teens, reduced career incentives, and a generation yielding to regimentation while stressing the need for skilled professionals and civilian scientists in future warfare.
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Lewis Hershey
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Douglas MacArthur
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Hershey
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Resettlement and Refugees in Miami Bay of Pigs after 1961
George Sokolsky discusses Cuban refugees arriving in Miami, stressing resettlement as the key to help them rebuild lives in the United States. He notes the difficulty of returning to Cuba, the role of education and work, and the social challenges of integration amid unemployment and changing demographics, warning that resistance risks genocide.
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Celeb buzz from Hollywood mix of stars and schemes
Dor othy Kilgallen rounds up Grace Kelly interest in a leading man role with Cary Grant a likely choice while Howdy Doody returns to TV and Brinks robbery promos face network limits. Shelley Winters pushes her authority in Night of the Iguana and Anna Allegretti sporadically meets Bob Webber, as Roge r Muir negotiates TV time.
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Howdy Doody
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Bette Davis
Anna Marie Alberghetti
Bob Webber
Oscar Hammerstein
Tommy Sands
Frank Sinatra
Emile Griffith
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