Stand-By Censorship Advances Nuclear Planning Role
The Office of Emergency Planning works with media leaders to draft a voluntary censorship code and a skeleton staff for stand-by administration. Edward A. McDermott cited peacetime preparation as necessary, with June 18 meetings by McDermott and Byron Price to shape the framework. Opinions vary among publishers on voluntary censorship versus state control.
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Office of Emergency Planning
Edward A. McDermott
OEP
House
Government Information and Foreign Operation Subcommittee
McDermott
Byron Price
Office of Censorship
The Shopping Center of the Future Raised in Shopping Center Age
An article by a Chicago architect envisions Territorial Centers as social hubs with shops offices and recreation. Futures include atomic power solar energy below pavement circuits moving sidewalks monorails skylifts and live theater with car tied purchases by a key system. Weather control and vast changes in retailing are anticipated as inevitable.
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Shopping Center Age Magazine
Chicago
Territorial
Supreme Court Justice Goldberg Addresses New York Newspaper Strike
Former Labor Secretary and Supreme Court Associate Justice Arthur J. Goldberg urged both publishers and unions to honor their constitutional duty to publish. He said the duty is moral, not legal, and can be met without abridging rights, if both sides act with constitutional dedication to prevent interruptions.
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Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Secretary of
New York
Ike Reprimands Hughes as Ike Reveals Guatemalan Aid Story
At the American Booksellers Assn convention Ike Eisenhower spoke like an author. He defended not naming individuals, recalled backing Guatemala aid on Dulles advice, and hinted at a rebuke of Hughes for his remarks on rigidity in foreign policy.
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Washington, D.C
American Booksellers Assn
Emmet John Hughes
Ike Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ike
Hughes
Neatu Te Eyed E
Allen Dulles
Cen- Chamberlain Tral Intelligence Agency
Patform
Joe McCarthy
Joe
Hughe
Tke
Wisconsin
Formosa
Middle East
John Foster Dulles
Foster Dulles
Emmet Hughes
CIA
Guatemala
White House
Cuba
Visitation Rights and Custody Hearings Guidance
A father with partial custody may petition the court for changes to visitation to reduce travel. The court hears both sides and orders a just arrangement. It is unlikely the court would force delivery or move meeting location from the children's home, but may grant more time if distance is a factor.
The Planned Program By ROBERT C RUARK
Ruark recalls 1935 start, a $12 weekly job, and a later $25 wage as he contrasts past hopes with modern recruitment ads. He critiques youth career ladders pushing college grads toward finance roles, highlighting six thousand to seventeen thousand salary jumps and guaranteed benefits as part of a corporate “bush beating.”
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California
Dakota
Boston
Soviet Dilemma at the United Nations
The Soviet Union presses a financial veto threat to bind UN costs as it seeks to trap the General Assembly and World Court rulings. Smaller nations resist Moscow’s pressure while prospects favor a shared funding scheme with a voluntary peacekeeping fund. If voting remains as expected, the USSR must pay or lose voting rights by 1964.
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United Nations
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Security Council
Troika
Kremlin
World Court
Middle East
Congo
Asia
Africa
Ussr
For Today's Living by Gene Stone
A short devotional advises turning from self pity to trust in God to reduce worry. It cites Jesus as example, urging focus on divine care for needs like food and clothing and concluding with a prayer for wisdom from God.
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Jesus
God
Wilbur Mills A Arkansas Democrat Rise To National Office
Arkansas Democrat Wilbur Mills born Kensett 54 years ago. He studied Hendrix College before Harvard Law, practiced in Searcy, served as county and probate judge, bank cashier, then won a seat in the 76th Congress. Married with two daughters. The 1961 median ages at first marriage are 24.6 for men and 21.2 for women.
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Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas
United Press International
United States
Bureau of the Census
Unlisted Washington Telephones Highlight Privacy Motive
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co reports 84 000 private unlisted numbers in Washington, 13 percent of all local phones. Government, business, and professional users are cited, with 75 percent of unlisted lines held by employed individuals. The White House uses private lines, but a public number exists.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
United States
Chicago
Telephone Company
White House
Jack
Jackie
Proverbs on anger ends in broken glass and restraint
A 29 year old man vented anger by smashing a china closet window. He needed 100 stitches for a deep arm gash and cited anger as his motive though he could not explain why. The piece urges self control, citing scripture and proverbs.
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Committee On Public Information
George Creel
Rocky Mountain News
J. R. Wiggins
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Washington Post
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John Hay Whitney
New York Herald Tribune
NEW Castle News
News Company, & Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Richard BE. Rents
Jeasie Treadwell
Anderson
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Eleanor Treadwell
By Williams White
Harold MacMillan
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Mac- Millan
Britain
Charles DeGaulle
France
MacMillan
de Gaulle
Western Alliance
John Profumo
Harry S. Truman
Truman
England
London
Harold Wilson
John Chamberlain
Robert C. Ruark
Snodgrass
Billie Sol Estes
Ruark
U.N
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Gene Stone
Bible Thought
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Paradise
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