Private space satellite plan opposed by public ownership advocates
The space communications bill faces Senate resistance from public ownership minded lawmakers who argue the government should not run utilities. Proponents say private industry, with about ten global firms including AT&T, can finance and operate satellites to transmit telephone and TV signals, with regulation by government. The piece contends government ownership is unnecessary and overdue to let private enterprise lead, while noting future milestones and risks in reaching a global satellite network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Washington
Russell Long
Estes Kefanver
United States
Jules Verne
Jefferson
Are You Registered
A short civic appeal urges citizens to register to vote before the November election. It warns that a large portion of Pennsylvanians are unregistered and suggests that even a fraction of those could swing outcomes. The piece notes summer distractions and urges timely action in Lawrence County and statewide.
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Iiaw
Registrarian
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
New Castle News and Ad Ledger Compiled in City Circles
A fragmented local paper shows business notices and subscriptions details from New Castle area. Names include Trevi, Payson Rice, and Wexa Company with ads for household goods and community services. Prices appear for subscriptions and advertisements, with monthly and annual rates listed in a rough, OCR-like format.
Insecurity Breeds Snobs by Sidney J. Harris
The piece notes how words shift meaning over time with snobbery as a lens. It cites a Southampton story of nine headwaiters quitting over class tension and argues that the most snobbish are the insecure upper servant class, who deride others while fearing loss of status.
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Sidney J. Harris
Southampton
England
Eazabeth
Inez
Mey
Sachs
DeGaulle Stands Firm On Nuclear Plans
General DeGaulle remains determined as U.S. officials warn that rising nuclear arsenals threaten global security. Secretary McNamara cites a proposed 15 billion dollar United States nuclear budget, mirroring France’s 1962 outlay, while Secretary Rusk warns space could become the next battlefield amid NATO tensions. The speeches stress centralized weapons control and insist NATO remain united against a potential French “third force.”
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Phil Newsom
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Charles de Gaulle
Concord
N. IL
Dean Rusk
New Hampshire Council On World Affairs
Eureye
France
Western Alliance
Rusk
Burope
NATO
de Gaile
Uni
de Gaulle
U.S
Congress Fed Up With Nehru Threats and Goa Crises
A Washington political column argues Nehru seeks to push India toward nonalignment or pro Soviet tilt, challenging US policy over Pakistan and Goa. It warns Congress may cut aid and resist Indian pressure, fearing Soviet and Chinese influence and a loss of Western influence in Asia.
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Washington
United States
Inhit Gil
Nehru
India
Pakistan
Nehew
Jon
Betish
Alreyady
Winston Churchill
Philippines
Soviet Union
State Department
Congress
Neutrailisn
Goa
Tte
Senate Foreign Relations
China
Msest
Neho
West
Im Sohr
Boyirt
Nehnu
Nelon
Laos Coalition Promise Is Risky Yet Pursued
The Laotian coalition faces uncertainty as the United States backs a fragile unity of pro Western, neutralist, and Communist factions. Moscow seeks to preserve influence, while intra coalition guarantees risk civil collapse via unanimity on key posts. Washington keeps watch on Thailand until Laos proves neutral and independent.
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Laos
United States
China
Moscow
U.S
Defense
Interior
Coaliiat
Arceement
Ie Dovernment
Berama Mittec
Uns Fka
Prentler Baristte
United Nations
Prince Souphanouvong
Washington
Huston
Rusk
Thailand
Ta Gonal Army
Fature
Idle faith and action spark daily living
Gene Stone urges readers to move from idle potential to action. He argues faith must translate into works, or it remains powerless like a high powered engine kept in neutral. The piece calls for spiritual effort to advance the kingdom and asks for divine guidance.
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James
Youre Telling Me By William Ritt Central Press Writer
Fragmented OCR text shows a satirical column with garbled phrases about South Korea and political figures, mentioning New Jersey premier references, a South Carolina figure, and other disjointed items. No clear cohesive event or outcome emerges from the readable portions.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Bible Thought On Precepts and Knowledge
A compact reflection cites Isaiah urging steady study of scripture line upon line and here a little there a little, inviting steady intake and contemplation.
Speechless Governor surprise party shows a light moment
Harrisburg notebook recalls Governor Lawrence being speechless at a private surprise birthday gathering in his office. The event, meant as a quick fifteen minute greeting, featured only staff, Mrs. Lawrence and two grandchildren.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Otter
Keystone State
U.S
U.S. Department of Commerce
Andy Bradley
Une
The Voice Of Broadway By Dorothy Kilgallen
Dorothy Kilgallen interviews Harold Rome on Broadway and film musicals. Rome discusses lack of direct movie involvement, the rise of West Side Story, and his two available works while Kilgallen argues for a central theatre ticket bureau to boost attendance and simplify last minute seat purchases.
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the Voice of
Broadway
Dorothy Kilgallen
Today 4
Harold Rome
Central Theatre Ticket Bureau
New York
Manhattan
Bristol thieves and the cash in bank notice
A Bristol factory notice warned burglars not to bother since cash was banked daily and left on site overnight. Undeterred, thieves broke in anyway and found about 194 dollars in the stake. The rest of the text presents moral exhortations and religious reflections, with scattered phrases about truth and perseverance.
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Bristol
England
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NEW Castle News
Wexa Company
Carporatiga
North Mercer Treet
Richard E. Rects
Treacxeil
Renz Treadwell Payson Rice
James W. Trevi
Beb
Fressini
Trean
Oliver Batates
Menicata
Morris
Gen. DeGaulle
Hm, Miles
Walle
Coalition
Roscoe Drummond
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Baas
Gene Stone
South Kore
New Jersey
South Carolina
Zatok
Eaough
Koint Sas
Trasity Celege
Cambridge
Lek Lwse
Bible Thought
Mason Denison
Iman
Tye
Tee
By James Keller
Clarke
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