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Postoffice
News-Journal Inc
Restraint In Debate On Public Aid Policy
President Kennedy urged restraint in discussing school aid as global tensions rise. The editorial notes that unbridled debate now threatens public welfare and international relations, citing proposals to withdraw from the UN, cut foreign aid, limit labor rights, or weaken social programs. It adds no Rockefeller family ties among college grant applicants.
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Kennedy
United Nations
Supreme Court
New York
Graduation party worries prompt call for supervision
An education writer in the PTA Magazine warns that all night graduation parties are rising in frequency. Parents and educators should plan supervised events to minimize risk, avoid disgraceful conduct, and prevent tragedy. The piece urges responsible oversight and safer celebrations.
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PTA
Paul Friggens
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Friggens
Schweitzer in Africa Still Active at Lambarene Hospital
U.S. reporters visiting Dr. Albert Schweitzer at Lambarene Gabon report the 86 year old humanitarian remains rugged and active. He fears only the atomic bomb and his hospital continues to serve natives as a beacon of hope amid Africa's turmoil. A separate line recalls a failed rocket due to a faulty 10 cent part and a lost battle without a horseshoe nail.
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Africa
Albert Schweitzer
U.S
Schweitzer
Lambarene
Gabon
Equator
Congo
International
Kennedy Plans Broad Consumer Office in White House
The Kennedy administration moves to create a Presidential Office of Consumer Counsel to lobby before federal agencies and shape economic policy, backed by consumer advisory committees in Agriculture Labor Commerce Health Education and Welfare. The plan, unprecedented in scale, could curb free enterprise and reshape pricing through increased regulation.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Presidential Office of
Consumer Counsel
Agriculture, Labor
Commerce
Health
Education
Agriculture Department
OPA
People's Counsel
Bronx
United States
Presidential Office of Consumer Counsel
Tomorrow’s Horoscope Brims With Opportunity
Estrellita notes a stimulating day with receptiveness to new ideas and strong social activity. For birthdays, July, October and early 1962 bring favorable cycles in job, business and property, with high financial prospects in July and autumn, plus a prosperous early 1962 start.
Kennedy Peace Corps Plan Faces Established Missions
Washington observers note that U S church missions abroad already perform vast education health and economic work with tens of thousands of American and foreign missionaries. They ask what new role the Peace Corps would fill and warn of potential funding and political entanglement issues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Peace Corps
America
United States
Evangelial Foreign Mission Association
Kennedy “Peace Corps
Rocking chairs and pencils charm Kennedy story
The piece recounts Dr Janet Travell treating a notable not President Kennedy with a rocker chair plan in the White House. Instructions include rocking while flipping pencils and collecting them, amid light satire about a beagle and the Kennedys. It also notes Senator Alexander Wiley misfiring a punchline about the old town going to the dogs.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
Janet Travell
Ashboro
North Carolina
Doe
United States
Dr. Traver
Dr. Travell
Kennedy
Caroline
Charlie
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Pirates Recognized by Jamaica Council in 1666 Economy Plan
The Council of Jamaica praised Caribbean pirates for their economic role on the island. Separately, during a lights display over Washington DC, rookie firefighters phoned stations seeking location of a major blaze.
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Council of Jamaica
Washington, D. C
Letters on unsafe bridge and train crossing dangers
Readers urge action on a dangerous school bus bridge and on driver responsibility at railroad crossings. The paper argues public officials must address major problems, suggest involving the local PTA, and defend crossing protection as a protection for both the public and railroads.
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Sturgill
Stand for something: a call to American conviction
The piece argues Americans have become too tolerant and afraid to take positions. It praises clear belief and resistance to dilution, urging individuals and leaders to defend core values, speak up, and avoid falling for every trend or trendiness. It cites historical figures and warns that without steadfast conviction, the nation weakens.
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Old Hickory
Bedford Forrest
David Dubinsky
Kansas
America
J. Edgar Hoover
Patrick Henry
Two Middletown Men Die in Rt 35 Crash Near Eaton
In an April 6, 1941 accident on Route 35 near Eaton two Middletown men died Charles Mack 25 and Raymond Maull 27. Alfred Cain 18 suffered a skull fracture and was hospitalized in Richmond Indiana while the driver James Childs 30 received treatment for a knee injury. William F Maurer Armco Steel executive was reassigned to Houston for a plant project.
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Middletown
Rt. 35
Eaton
Charles Mack
Raymond Maull
Alfred Cain
Richmond
Ind
James Childs
William F. Maurer
Armco Steel Corp
Houston
Glasgow dispatch hints at solving 20 year murder mystery
A Glasgow report suggests a 20 year old murder case may soon be cleared with no arrests expected. The item weaves in varied quips about gin at tea parties and old Boston patriots, with a single cautious note on potential resolution.
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Glasgow
Scoland
Boston
Grandpappy Jenkins
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