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Faith In The Economy After Kennedy Assassination Market Rally
After Kennedy’s assassination the Dow Jones industrials rose 32 points in one day as trading closed early on the news. Investors faced a sobering weekend pondering effects on Tuesday while a SEC observer watched panic selling.
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Wall Street
Kennedy
Securities and Exchange Commission
America
Social eating traps threaten holiday dieters
The holiday season brings social eating that undermines months of work. Richer foods and more servings accompany convival gatherings, with candy, nuts, glazed fruit, cookies and tidbits between meals causing most weight gain. Watch out for monster portions and second helpings.
New York Counties Move to Modernize Government
Seven large New York counties adopt charters creating a county executive and a county legislature, with the cities retaining their governments. The plan aims to merge suburban and village services to cut costs and reduce bureaucratic confusion, urging wider metro mergers in time.
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New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
New York City
Board of Supervisors
New York State
Miami
Fair Play for Cuba ties probed by Congress over subversive listing
Washington reports that lawmakers question why Fair Play for Cuba is not on the Justice Department subversive list. Rep. Becker notes Oswald’s link to the group and FBI records show long scrutiny since its 1960 inception, with many members and supporters linked to Communist or socialist groups.
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Washington
Justice Department
Cuba
Frank Becker
Lee Harvey Oswald
Bill Cramer
House
Fair Play
Supreme Court
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Socialist Workers Party
Oswald
Dallas
A. Hydell
Joanne Grant
Harvey O'Connor
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Vincent Hallinan
Progressive Party
Hallinan
Richard Tussey
Cleveland
Ohio
Tussey
Jean
Senate
Communist Party
Herman Kirsch
Edward Shaw
Detroit
Midwest
Shaw
Stanley Kowalski
Detroit Police Department
David Wellman
Steve Roberts
West Coast
Fair Player
Los Angeles
de Varela
Southern California Communist Party
Martin Hall
William Martinez
Vincent Theodore Lee
United States
Factoids on history science and nutrition
The passage surveys various facts from history and natural science. It notes early European discovery of Australia, decline of Northwest American Indians before 1875, grass distribution worldwide, the Tartar ethnonym, a World War II France beer diet for babies, and compares a pint of beer to milk and beef in caloric terms.
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Northwest America
France
Mental studies urged after Oswald case analysis
Washington editor argues the Oswald tragedy reflects a broader need for psychiatric insight. He cites Oswalds unhappy upbringing, failed Navy discharge, and isolation, urging friends and neighbors to offer support and for wider study of mental illness to prevent future crimes.
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Oswald
Kennedy
Engle Hosts Thanksgiving After Comeback From Surgery
Washington honors California Democrat Clair Engle returns home from Bethesda after brain surgery to host Thanksgiving with friends. The 62 year old senator laughs and discusses politics while joking about a past cigars, and confirms plans to run for re election.
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Washington
Sen
Clair Engle
California
Christmas Fund Sought for Hamilton Children’s Home
Dave Regan urges Hamilton area donors to support the Children's Home Christmas Fund as funds are short. Cash or gifts are welcome. addresses listed for contributions to Mrs. Edward Barker, Mrs. Donald C. Osborne, and Mrs. W. H. Deutemeir. Suggested toys and clothing match ages from teens to younger children, with guidance on preferred items. The appeal notes many children come from Butler County and Middletown and asks donors to label packages.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Middletown
Children’s Home
Edward Barker
Alamo Road
Donald C. Osborne
McGee Ave
W. H. Deutemeir
Central Ave
Gossip in Gotham and Broadway Buzz This Week
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Elizabeth Swain dates actor Albert Finney while Liz seeks stage roles. Brecht play Arturo Ui is declared dead by Tony Richardson. James Baldwin lands land from Puerto Rico governor. Hampton Francher's divorce with Sue Lyon proceeds on set. Tammy Grimes expected to wed again once fiancé is free. Paris communique on Kennedy Texas visit sparks security debate. De Gaulle’s security and office shifts noted. Phyllis Kirk exits Milwaukee Bells Are Ringing setup. Lena Horne attends Gail Jones wedding harboring mourning. Berlin’s White Christmas set for record year with 18 new recordings.
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Albert Finney
West Side
Elizabeth Swain
Liz
Arturo Ui
Tony Richardson
London
Puerto Rico
James Baldwin
San Juan
Hampton Francher
Sue Lyon
Sue
Tammy Grimes
Paris
Rome
Kennedy
Texas
Secret Service
de Gaulle
United States
JFK
New York
Lunt Fontanne
Morton DaCosta
Romy Schneider
Alain Delon
Lena Horne
Gail Jones
Irving Berlin
Andy Williams
Brando Shows New Infant as Studio Faces Tax Loss
Marlon Brando presents his newborn son to Tahiti neighbors as Tarita, his Mutiny on the Bounty co star, watches. The studio behind Bounty plans to write the film off for tax reasons after a reported 14 million loss. Rock Hudson is seen in worn glasses off camera. Helen Parker logs a date with Michael Rennie after spotting him in a restaurant.
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Marlon Brando
Tahiti
Mama
Tarita
Rock Hudson
Helen Parker
Gotham
Michael Rennie
Juke Boxes Proliferate In U S Factographs
The text notes there may be over 500000 juke boxes in the United States, described as a solid fact rather than hearsay. It also mentions a medical columnist claiming sand has health benefits for the human body, with playful questions about its eating or beach use.
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