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Kennedy plan to fund diplomat entertainment opens posts to career envoys
The United States now seeks to pay full representation allowances based on need to fill key ambassadorships with career diplomats. Charles E. Bohlen could head Paris while Frick notes baseball to 24 teams by 1964, with quality possibly dipping but concessions remaining.
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Speak and Act: Churches must confront social issues
The piece argues religion should move beyond sanctuary to address societal problems. It notes layman J Irwin Miller becoming National Council of Churches president and suggests churches must speak on economic and social issues while still serving as places of worship.
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Navy Carelessness Blamed for Constellation Disaster
The Constellation fire at the Brooklyn shipyard killed many and harmed national defense. Fire Commissioner Cavanagh called Navy housekeeping sloppy and likened conditions to a loaded bomb needing ignition. He urged stricter construction regulations to prevent a repeat.
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Edward F. Cavanagh, Jr
Christmas chaos in Frechette home with many figures
Reporter visits the Frechette household in Lincroft New Jersey during Christmas. Jim age one naps and bites a red ornament while baby Kevin four months sits content, twins Robin and Pamela wear red velvet jumpers. Virginia the mother and Charlie the father manage a busy, humorous morning with dogs, gifts, and prayers as the kids recite Mary Joseph and Jesus in a bustling home.
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Civil rights gaps in senatorial appointments exposed
David Lawrence argues liberal political figures fail to defend constitutional rights as he analyzes three cases where state laws and vacancies affected voters in Wyoming Massachusetts and Texas. He urges Congress to ensure immediate special elections to fill vacancies and prevent dual office holding in single elections.
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McNamara Emerges as Kennedy's Rapid Cabinet Pick
John Scali reports Robert McNamara as defense secretary designate moving with brisk precision to assemble a top Pentagon team. Kennedy is delighted by McNamara’s hands on approach, while agency aides pace selections for the State Department under Rusk Bowles. McNamara shifts into government work, selling Ford stock, and signals swift progress toward appointing the Army secretary post.
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Factographs on eggs and coal fueled electricity
Factographs report high per person egg consumption in the United States last year and a note that coal furnaces generate 56 percent of total electric energy produced by utilities in the United States. The figures highlight dietary trends and energy mix in the national power sector.
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Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Note
A 1961 horoscope advises avoiding past pests and miscommunications while urging confidence for major job goals. It predicts limited early recognition but March and April bring helpful breaks, urges financial conservatism, and notes July August travel benefits and May June romance. A February business-related hint and a sensitive persistent child birth are mentioned.
McNamara Moves Swiftly in Defense Leadership Picks
Kennedy has given Rusk leeway in naming many assistant secretary level posts. McNamara's pre-swearing performance has impressed Pentagon cynics and could shorten the usual ten month period new defense secretaries need to learn the Pentagon ropes to nine months.
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George Manrod Named Butler County Commission President
The wartime notice reports George Manrod selected as president of the Butler County Commission succeeding Waor Ralston of Middletown. William Gade is named general chairman of the Middletown March of Dimes fund drive with H. H. Waller as vice chairman, Robert Reiner secretary, and Phil Jacques treasurer. Dancing planned at several local spots while City Commission Chairman Thomas W. Baird says an amended traffic ordinance reached informal consensus addressing downtown parking and Verity Parkway truck traffic.
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George Manrod
Butler County Commission
Waor Ralston
Middletown
William Gade
H. H. Waller
Robert Reiner
Phil Jacques
Thomas W. Baird
City Commission
Verity Parkway
Post-Christmas sales woes and fashion forecasts
Dave Regan muses on timing in sales and credit pressures after Christmas. Merchants push bargains and summer wear while wardrobes shift seasonally, with emphasis on hats for women and the dilemm a of dressing for both men and women amid lingering bills.
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Roosevelts bid to abolish HUAC faces wary House
California congressman Jimmy Roosevelt pushes to scrap the House Un-American Activities Committee on first day of Congress. Roosevelt has limited votes. opponents include Roy Weir and Charles Potter with few backers among liberals. National drive led by the National Committee to Abolish the Un American Activities Committee cites multiple allied groups and figures like Frank Wilkinson and Carl Braden as organizing opposition.
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Southern Conference Educational Committee
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Dodgers and Angels to share Los Angeles spotlight
Next season LA will boast two major league teams the Dodgers and the Angels. A weather note forecasts a rugged winter due to high westerly winds. A 1910 book returned to a Philadelphia library prompts a quip about reading time. A North Carolina courthouse cornerstone holds a quart of brandy, sparking disbelief that the building remains.
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