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Supersonic Subsidy and the Jet Race Precedent
The piece questions Kennedy’s plan for up to 750 million in public funds to develop a 1500 to 2000 mph jet airliner. It warns of a dangerous precedent for government funding of commercial ventures and debates whether national prestige justifies tax-supported competition with France and Britain. Senator Morse says the nation must face the race issue.
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France
Britain
Morse
France shifts toward isolation as U S aid pledge questioned
A French government stance grows more isolationist as Paris questions Kennedy’s pledge to defend Western Europe and backs Soviet bloc positions in the Congo and Middle East at the UN. Alain Peyrefitte criticizes U S delays in aid while France seeks fewer special UN assessments amid Moon landing optimism.
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United States
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U.S
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Congo
Middle East
Soviet Union
Alain Perrefitte
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Perrefitte
Free World
Peyrefitte
Washington and the Battle That Ended the War
In history, the Monmouth engagement showed Washington hesitating to attack and factional advice from Lee and Wayne. The clash near New Jersey featured a 96 degree field, Hessians and a weary Continental Army. Washington faced pressure from France and internal missteps that led to a brief, costly stand.
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Benedict Arnold
Anthony Wayne
Clinton
Englishtown
New Jersey
Monmouth
Philadelphia
Sandy Hook
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Hamilton
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George Washington
Record-setting Supreme Court term with 2824 cases
The 1962 63 Supreme Court term logged a record 2824 cases for review. Court activity surged due to more prisoners filing petitions and population growth increasing lower court cases. Clerks, fresh law graduates, assist justices in research and digests, with opinions written by majority and occasional concurring or dissenting views.
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Earl Warren
William O. Douglas
Vatican honors test U.S. ties with presidents and popes
The piece notes the long history of U.S. leaders visiting the Vatican and explores how church state separation shapes diplomatic gestures from Kennedy to Wilson and Eisenhower. It cites Kennedy's gilt desk box gift to Pope Paul VI and papal remarks on citizenship and equality.
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Paul VI
United States
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Soviet Union
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Eisenhower
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Kennedy Popes Talk Raises Vatican Diplomatic Question
A White House and Vatican private conference amid Cold War tensions prompts debate over full diplomatic recognition. The piece notes historical US Vatican ties from 1797, Vatican representation in Washington since 1892, and past nominations like Gen. Mark W. Clark that were not pursued. It asks whether a Catholic president or a future Protestant leader will ever formalize relations.
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United States
Vatican
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Myron C. Taylor
Taylor
Truman
Senate
Mark W. Clark
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Rowe
Fourth of July Barnitz Field Celebration Impresses Readers
Dave Regan recalls a large crowd at Barnitz Field for a July Fourth Jaycee event. He notes about 12000 attendees, praises the Greentree Singers and fireworks, describes crowd behavior, and comments on traffic jams after the program.
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Kilgallen notes Ray Charles Paris sight hope
Ray Charles heard good news during a Paris concert as a French eye specialist predicted possible sight restoration in two to five years with operation and after care.
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Christine Keeler
Dick Patterson
Aew
Carol Burnett
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Meadowbrook
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Milton Berle
Ken Later
Teachers Strike Sparks Old-Time Reminiscence
Grandpappy Jenkins recalls when students skipped school in his day while a new teachers strike unfolds, highlighting shifting labor tensions and school life.
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Hookey
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