Khrushchev Faces Varied Moods Ahead of Vienna Talks
Western capitals watch Khrushchev’s possible moods for Vienna as Kennedy plans to listen and react. The Soviet leader may switch between smiling politeness rage and jokes, with Pravda noting Washington must show a genuine bid for reduced tension. Khrushchev’s tone could set the summit’s course.
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London
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Khrushchev
Europe
United States
America
Disneyland
Paris
Eisenhower
Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Union
Republicans in Congress Need Teamwork and Policy Direction
The author argues Republican leadership in Congress is failing to mobilize the party. New members lack voice, policy is undeveloped, and staff is insufficient. Proposes active participation, stronger minority staff, and task forces to address economic growth, employment, civil rights, and Cuban refugees with concrete programs. The tone predicts rising internal dissent that could aid reform.
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Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
House Labor Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Republican Party
Kerr-Mills versus King bill on aged medical care debated
The article compares the Kerr-Mills act and the King bill as options to provide medical care for citizens over 65. It outlines funding, administration, and eligibility differences, noting the Kerr-Mills local administration and broader coverage for those unable to care for themselves, while warning against socialized medicine and expansion of social security taxes.
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Forand
American Medical Association
AMA
Kerr-Mills
United States
Congress
Army Field Band to Perform in New Castle June 10
The United States Army Field Band brings 110 musicians to Taggart Stadium in New Castle for a free concert Saturday June 10, weather permitting at the Senior High School field house. The New Castle News sponsors the event as a courtesy to Lawrence County residents with all costs covered.
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United States Army Field Band
New Castle
Taggart Stadium
The
New Castle News
US Army
Lawrence County
New Castle News staff and contact details
New Castle News published every evening except Sunday from 20 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania. The paper lists Richard E. B. Rentz as President and General Manager Jessie Treadwell Anderson as Vice President and Treasurer J Fred Rents as Secretary Ass't Treasurer Eleanor Treadwell Payson as Ass't Secretary Bart Richards editor James W Trevitt advertising and credit manager. Bell Telephone private exchange Oliver 4 6651 Want Ads Oliver 8511. Subscriptions: home delivery 7c daily 42c weekly mail rates vary by county. On sale at leading newsstands.
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New Castle
Richard EB. Rentz
Jessie ‘Treadwell Anderson
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J Fred Rents
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Eleanor Treadwell Payson
Bart Richards
James W. Trevitt
Bell Telephone
Private Exchange
Oliver
Lawrence
Butler
Beaver
Reform of the Electoral College Sparks Conservative Strategy
An essay urges conservatives to organize lobbyists in Washington to push S J R 12 in the Senate. It notes past failed reform efforts in 1956, lists sponsors Mundt Thurmond McClellan Morton Blakely, and warns that passage requires a two thirds vote. The piece argues conservatives must form a pressure group to influence the Senate.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
U. S
Karl FE. Mundt
R-S.d
J. Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
John L
U. S. Senate
Kennedy Faces Delicate Foreign Tasks Ahead
In a cautious judgment Kennedy must act soon on foreign policy issues highlighted by his talks with Khrushchev. The public appetite favors bold American power to deter Communism, contrasting with advisers and some liberals who fear timid guidance. The columnist asserts Kennedy remains the decisive leader four months into his term amid Cuban and Laos setbacks and rising demand for a firm stance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
America
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
Chester Bowles
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Time Out and Quiet Reflection in Daily Life
A devotional piece urges reducing aimless busyness and embracing time for meditation and prayer. It cites Robert Louis Stevenson on extreme busyness and notes Jesus’ practice of retreat, then offers a prayer for learning to take time out. It also includes cosmic timing data for June 1961 and a biblical verse reference.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Kirk
Jesus
Agonizing Reappraisal of Payola Scandal in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg the payola affair implicates civil service and party workers and unsettles Democratic leaders ahead of 1962 elections. Governor Lawrence travels on Memorial Day while the Dilworth-Democratic machine faces voter memory and political risk. The column also notes tech strides in farming and a misread Fish Commission purchase of “double tees” for a hatchery floor.
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Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Lawrence
Mason Denison
Yis
Dilworth
Pittsburgh
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Battlefield
Israel Histadrut
Scotland School
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
State Auditor General
Commission
Fish Commission
Bellefonte Fish Hatchery
Advising a Serviceman on Bonds Mutual Funds and Plans
A reader asks about switching from Series E bonds to a mutual fund and a Hamilton Fund contract. The advisor notes 21 as the legal age for buying securities, warns about front-end loads in contractual plans, and suggests caution for young servicemen. For a $50 monthly mutual fund investment, the expert explains dollar-averaging, its benefits, and that commissions are fixed per contract regardless of payment timing.
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England
Hamilton Fund
National Investors Corporation
Three Minutes A Day Encourages Doing Good
The passage warns that theft causes unintended harm as a 17 year old’s act of taking a parked car led to a crash injuring two 12 year olds. It urges constructive thoughts and deeds, citing scripture to inspire daily effort to help others and avoid evil.
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Christ
Do You Remember the Open Air Theater in Cascade Park
TheCasade Park open air theater charged a reserved seat dime price while most kids sat on the large rocks at the back of the auditorium.
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Cascade Park
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