Lyndon Johnson and Morse clash over Latin American policy
The article surveys Senator Morse's attacks on expropriation and Chilean taxation affecting U S investors in Brazil and Chile. It discusses how Morse's stance hindered Kennedy era aid efforts and suggests Johnson could win over him by shaping private capital incentives in Latin America.
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Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Senate
Wayne Morse
William Proxmire
Johnson
Morse
Brazil
Castro
Cuba
U.S
Chile
Kennecott
Anaconda
Braden
Kennecott Company
Kennedy
White House
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Broadway Ticket Scalpings Draw AG Hearings
The New York State Attorney General held two days of hearings on a Broadway black market for tickets. Brokers charge high premiums for prime seats with prices rising for hit shows like My Fair Lady. The scope includes possible kickbacks to producers and unreported income.
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New York
Manhattan
Gotham
Internal Revenue Service
Roger L. Stevens
Stevens
Mary
Modern whaling faces decline and limits across seas
The article notes whaling's decline from romantic close encounters to factory ships. It cites near extinction of Atlantic right, Greenland, Pacific gray, humpbacked, and sperm whales, with modern catch limited to blue and fin whales. Only a few nations sustain industry, while 16 nations enforce the International Whaling Convention limit of 10 000 blue whales per season, with humpbacks protected south of the equator.
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Herman Melville
Melville
New Bedford
Norway
Japan
Netherlands
Britain
Reasoned Case for Pesticides Stresses Facts Over Hysteria
Secretary McLean surveys pesticide use, refuting exaggerated anti pesticide claims. He cites Dr. Robert E. Gosselin on benefits, safety limits, and the remote risk of chronic poisoning, urging a science based approach to protect farmers and the food supply.
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Louis A. McLean
Versical Corporation
McLean
Robert E. Gosselin
Dartmouth Medical School
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The text lists titles and contact numbers for a corporate or newspaper staff, including President and General Manager, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Asset Manager, Treasurer Assistant, Secretary Manager, Editor, Advertising and Credit Manager with phone numbers Oliver 4-6651 and Oliver 8511.
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Treas
Asset
Mgr
Oliver
The Rustic Names of Flowers Over Poetic Labels
Sydney J. Harris argues common country folk coin more vivid flower names than scholars. He cites Forget-me-not and Pussy willows, notes Shakespeare favors rustic terms, and mocks botanical coinages like orchid as overrefined. The piece highlights observation over learned etymology.
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John O’london
Camellia
George Kanel
Fuchia
Leonhard Fuchs
Zinnia
J. G. Zinn
Hyacinth
Apollo
Narcissus
John Ruskin
Sea bass battle at Cocoa Beach draws crowd
A 32 hour struggle between a 15 year old fisherman and a giant sea bass at Cocoa Beach, Florida ends when the line snaps and the fish escapes. Spectators listening to a local radio bulletin followed the dramatic chase as the youth vows to try again tomorrow. The piece emphasizes perseverance and faith alongside the fishing tale.
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Cocoa Beach
Fla
Bible Verse Reflection
A devotional note quotes John 3 16 emphasizing God’s love and the promise of eternal life for believers. The message centers on faith in Jesus Christ as the path to salvation.
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John
Rainey Defends Ballot Openings Amid City Election Debate
Mayor Robert W. Rainey defends ballot box openings after a tight election with about 16 000 votes cast and a margin under 150. He accuses The News and The New Castle News of bias while urging a recount if needed to ensure fair government.
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New Castle News
Republican Party
Democratic Party
New Castle
Lawrence County Court
Rainey
Democrat Party
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Bonding Judge of Election Proposed to Ensure Accurate Counts
Letter argues every election board includes a judge of election and questions how miscounts occur. It calls for a $1,000 bond to guarantee proper administration and states the bond should be forfeited to pay for recounts if a fault is found.
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the News
United States of America
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
God
White House
United States
Election Board
Peace of Mind and Obedience in Faith and Faithful Living
A devotional piece urges readers to seek peace of mind and abundant life through faith and obedience to God. It recalls Jesus cleansing lepers and telling them to show themselves to the priest, noting blessings come with obedience. A brief verse asks for stronger faith and joy through adherence to divine law. It ends with a United Press International item recalling 1962 checks written by Americans and pulpwood needed to print them.
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Mr. Meany
Karl Marx
Henry Ford
Marx
Ford
Robert L. Gardner
State Street
Jesus
United Press International
American Forest Products Industries
Confidence in Johnson grows as presidency stabilizes
The piece argues Lyndon B. Johnson's early presidency gains trust nationwide. It praises his Congress address and handling of Kennedy policies, noting a rise in confidence and a view of him as a capable leader. It also discusses Sen. Margaret Chase Smith's failed bid for GOP vice presidency and shifting political prospects.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Washington
South
White House
Filis
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mrs. Smith
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