Stand-By Censorship Aims for Prewar Press Guidance
The Office of Emergency Planning to draft a voluntary censorship code with a skeleton staff to manage it. Edward A. McDermott told a House subcommittee the plan seeks peace time readiness so distribution of the code after attack remains feasible. Byron Price to lead the stand-by office. June 18 meetings with news executives planned.
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Edward A. McDermott
OEP
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Government Information and Foreign Operation Subcommittee
McDermott
Byron Price
Office of Censorship
The Shopping Center of the Future Vision
A Chicago architect predicts the Territorial Center will redefine retail with social culture goals, solar and atomic power, beneath pavement circuits for parking and weather control, moving sidewalks, monorails, and a skyward theater. The plan anticipates key customer tracking, car delivery to parked cars, and vast entertainment options.
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Shopping Center Age Magazine
Chicago
Territorial
Goldberg Urges Duty to Publish in NY Newspaper Strike
Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, ex Secretary of Labor, addresses the New York newspaper strike saying publishers and unions must voluntarily agree on ways to discharge their moral duty to publish a free press without interruption. He stresses the duty is moral, not legal, and can be found without abridging rights if both sides act with constitutional dedication.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors’ Freedom of Information Committee
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New York Herald Tribune
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
New York
A Favor To Mac A Favor To Mac
Washington analysis notes Kennedy’s help to Harold MacMillan as crucial for Britain’s survival amid De Gaulle tensions and a Profumo scandal. It argues Kennedy’s steps, including Britain in his European trip and three power talks on nuclear testing, may keep MacMillan afloat and influence the postwar Western alliance.
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Colleage
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Wilson
The Planned Program By Robert C Ruark
Ruark recalls a 1935 moment when a hopeful youth faced a tough start with $12 a week, noting how recruitment ads promise lofty salaries and stockpiled benefits. He warns the bold path comes with heavy pressure and loss of direction.
Ike Rebuffs Hughes as Ike Speaks at Booksellers Convention
At a Washington convention Ike Eisenhower defended his record while his former speechwriter Emmet Hughes pressed for openness. Ike touted his forthcoming memoir and praised Allen Dulles, recounting Guatemala’s 1954 intervention and noting Dulles’s cautious 20 percent estimate as pivotal in White House action. Some saw a subtle rebuke of current policy and Hughes alike.
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Cuba
Rights of fathers to custody and meeting points
A father may seek a court hearing to modify visitation to meet him at a more convenient location. The court may grant additional visitation time but is unlikely to order the wife to deliver the children elsewhere than their home.
Soviet Dilemma at the United Nations
The Soviet Union seeks a financial veto at the United Nations to bind all members to UN costs, pressuring smaller nations. It faces three options: pay in and accept the verdict, remain a nonvoting member, or withdraw. Most expect Moscow to stay and pay to avoid prestige loss.
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Soviet Union
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For Today's Living by Gene Stone
Advice to avoid worry by focusing on God rather than self. Jesus trusted God, urged relinquishing anxious thoughts about daily needs, and encouraged faith over fear. Prayer asks for awareness of divine power and care plus wisdom from James 1 5.
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Jesus
Wilbur Mills Profile and Arkansas Roots
Wilbur Mills, 54, Arkansas Democrat and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, was born in Kensett. He studied at Hendrix College, earned a law degree in Harvard, practiced in Searcy, served as county and probate judge for four years, then became bank cashier before joining the 76th Congress. Married with two daughters.
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Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas
Median first marriage ages fall since 1920
United Press International reports the median age at first marriage for American men and women declined from 24.6 and 21.2 years in 1920 to 1961, according to the Statistical Abstract of the United States published by the Census Bureau.
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United Press International
United States
Bureau of the Census
Washington Unlisted Telephones Rise in City Census
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company reports 84,000 Washington telephones are unlisted, about 13 percent of the area total. Government and business users are smaller shares, while employed workers dominate the unlisted group. the White House uses private lines but lists a public contact.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
United States
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Telephone Company
White House
Jack
Jackie
Self control urged after arm injury from anger
A 29-year-old man damaged a china closet window in anger, requiring 100 stitches to close a gash. He could not explain his rage, while a reflective note warns anger must be controlled to honor God and self and directs readers to seek self discipline.
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