United Nations under US Pressure over Cuba Aid
Washington critics denounce UN financing for Cuba policy as Congress weighs American control. President Kennedy frames funds as US directed, while officials warn UN actions could undermine American foreign policy and taxpaying voters. UNESCO booklet praising Soviet bloc eyed as propaganda drawing bipartisan outrage.
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Public wants change in yearly car model redesigns
The analysis argues that annual new car model changes drive about a billion dollars in yearly spending. It cites the Big Three testing compact redesigns three years ago, where sales rose over 30 percent for the changed model while rivals faded. It concludes buyers seek visible evidence of new lines to impress neighbors and spur purchases.
Civil rights bill targets voter qualification data for representation
House Republicans propose using 14th Amendment penalties to cut a state's House seats if its qualified Black citizens are denied ballot access. The plan would require the Census Bureau to tally minority voters who are qualified but not voting, potentially shrinking Deep South representation. The issue highlights Alabama and Mississippi practices, while noting belt law changes accompany motoring safety efforts.
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Tax trends in states expected to raise levies
The article argues federal income tax may decline while state taxes are poised to rise across many states. Legislatures are active with proposals for sales tax boosts, higher personal and corporate income taxes, and other levies. Even as federal taxes may fall, state revenue efforts look set to increase.
Riverview Hospital Through the Eyes of a Reporter
Jim Bishop contrasts Riverview in Red Bank New Jersey with other hospitals, praising its confidence and calm. A five year old boy’s emergency spine surgery by Dr Gerald Whalen tests the staff, timing, and nerves as the doctor races to save the patient.
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Noted Back Pain Sparks 50 Mile Hike Debate
Washington column mocks President Kennedy fitness chatter and a sister-in-law Look Magazine claim. It riffs on 50 mile hikes and Roosevelt style tests while proposing humorous indoor exercises to keep President and aides in shape.
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Don’t fool with the flu, heed warnings and stay home
Middletown faces a delayed flu surge as calls rise from workers’ wives reporting absences. The piece emphasizes rest, fluids, aspirin for aches, and doctor care if fever appears, warning pneumonia risks and urging staying home to speed recovery and limit spread.
Flu Season Caution as Temperatures Rise
Public health note urges vigilance as late winter flu cases appear. Tempting weather increase may aid spread but officials stress personal care and precautions to curb illness during lingering flu season.
Kilgallen notes Broadway stars amid rumors and health shifts
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Harry Guardino performs despite illness from a gum injection while Stan Kenton may exit touring to pursue Capitol Records work. Romy Schneider defends romance with Alain Delon. Alfred Hitchcock loses weight for health. NBC cites fan backlash over Merv Griffin’s show cancellation.
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Bermuda Dish and Ancient Drinks in Brief
A Bermuda traditional dish named Hop'n John blends black eyed peas and rice. Ancient intoxicating drinks using grapes barley and honey date to 1000 B.C. A tiny shrew is capable of attacking and eating prey up to twice its size.
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