Burden of Proof on Government for Public Power
President Kennedy argues private firms can outdo federal effort in building power sites if they prove the government cannot adequately develop or deliver satisfactory service. He praises such a burden of proof on government and cites Idaho’s Snake River project as a test case, urging clearer directives.
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J. B. Corette
Committee For Economic Development
Washington
Corette
Snake River
Idaho
Kennnedy
Berlin Airlift Marks 15 Years Since Soviet Blockade
The 1948–49 Berlin airlift, organized after the Soviet blockade and walkout from the Kommandatura, carried 2.3 million tons to West Berlin over 277000 flights. Gen. Lucius D. Clay led the effort as American and British planes shuttled coal, food, and medicines to sustain 2.44 million residents. The event defined Cold War tensions and US commitment to Berlin.
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Berlin
Germany
Allied Control Council
Kommandatura
Lucis D. Clay
West Berlin
United States
Hertindial II
Editorial questions Social Security value and public understanding
The piece critiques Public Welfare as costly and complex once established. It argues Social Security falls short of private plans, citing a worker paying into the system and retirement figures. It contrasts farm life philosophy with modern pushbutton living and quotes Representative Curtis on government size and spending.
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She Beattle
Washington
Post-Iitelligenter
New Castle News Faces Several Changes in Pompous Style
In New Castle a muddled report describes staff changes at a local paper with mentions of editors, managers, and delivery shifts. The piece names several individuals and hints at upcoming monthly cycles and ads, but details remain unclear and fragmentary.
Negro Progress and Cultural Emergence Across America
A reflective column argues against liberal self-critique of the United States and highlights African American progress in arts, sports, and business. It cites performers James Mitchell and Macy Uinkson, dancer Danny Awkvale, Leontyne Price, Louis Armstrong, Willie Mays, and Safehel Paige, alongside writers like James Baldwin and Claude McKay, and urges financial empowerment through Negro-owned businesses and banks. The piece notes demographic scales and calls for investment in Black entrepreneurship to counter economic barriers.
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United States
America
James Mitchell
Bales
Macy Uinkson
Martha Graham Modern Tance Co
Watley Beally
Donald AwKavle
Danny
Maiste
Marisa Anderson
Leontyne Price
Louis Armstrong
Charles Gilpin
Paul Robeson
Eugene O'Neill
London
Boteson
Bulges
Ernie Davis
Syracuse University
Birmingham
Ala
Willie Mays
Safehel
Paige
Drotl
Weller
Bookman
Charles W. Onesault
Paul Laurence Dunbar
James Baldwin
Claude McKay
Harlem
McKay
Richard Wright
Langston Slughes
Countee Cullen
Gwendolyn Brooks
Notable Pianist Artur Schnabel Speech Echoes on Language and Art
The transcription of Artin Schnabels talks reflects blunt views on art power and language. He argues music unites people beyond national lines but warns that linguistic barriers and cultural pride hinder global harmony. He critiques the notion of music as an international language.
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Owas
Artine Schnaber
Schnabel
Chiburn
Germany
Winang Wunkin
Commission Seeks Ways to Boost Voter Registration Rates
The President’s Commission on Registration and Voting Participation argues to maintain voter interest and prevent overloading lists. It notes regions face oversights in turnout and registration, with disparities across counties and states in registration percentages among eligible voters.
Over Registration Levels Reported By Republican Chairman
A report from William Mutt er to Dr Richard Scamm on Registration and Voting Participation notes extreme over registration in 115 counties across Obama era states Florida Iowa North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia. It cites county level gaps where white voters outnumber registrants while Negro registration reaches up to ten percent of eligible Black voters. Polk County North Carolina shows the highest over registration at 1.5 percent with many counties exceeding normal norms.
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Republican National
William Mutter
Richard Scammon
Ttia
Obama
Florida
Iolana
North Caillaa
Tennessee
Virginia
Tesss
Polk County
N.C
Analysis of Voter Registration Irregularities Across States
The piece alleges widespread registration overages in Tennessee with 23 counties showing excess voters and mentions similar patterns in seven other states. It cites counts of registered versus white eligible voters and notes many registered voters did not vote in 1980 and 1960 voting trends, signaling concerns about election integrity and turnout.
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United States
President's Commission On Registration
Yiling
Wil
Perford
Three Minutes A Day By JAMES KELLER
A fragmented prayerlike meditation urges steady daily effort and spiritual focus. The narrator reflects on perseverance, divine guidance, and the idea that effort shapes character while blessing and struggle intertwine in daily life.
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James Keller
Legal Problems GQ Clarifies Annulment Procedures
The article discusses how a void or voidable marriage is treated under law, noting that formal annulment proceedings may be required to declare the marriage non existent. It explains that the decree aims to erase the marriage from existence and that delays cannot validate an already void union.
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Willy
Beewittl
Wierheid
Parable of Battle Comment From Washington
A Washington column discusses a Dickensian parable of class and revolution. It contrasts Miss Pross and Madame Defarge as symbols of opposing forces in a struggle over social order, noting misreadings, race issues, and the American civil rights debate. The piece critiques violence and calls for enlightened restraint while touching on liberty, equality, and historical presidents.
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Tele
Ladybird
Madame Defarge
Lucifer
Oie
Kaijfe
Miss I'voss
Madame Deflaise
Madame Delacge
Fern
Laval
Lam
Miss Bross
Madame Defuze
Thomas Jofrson
Jefferson Davis
Eno
Misa Praas
Lord deliver me from littleness and give me largeness of heart
A devotional note urges daily prayer for a forgiving spirit and broad heart. It cites Benjamin Disraeli as noting life is short and warns against pettiness in attitudes faith and dealings. The piece appeals for strong faith to overcome worry and tension citing Solomon’s wisdom.
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Benjamin Ms. Jack
England
Salomon
Solomon
Scranton Plan Pushes Regional Development Credit Corp
Governor Scranton supports establishing a regional Development Credit Corporation to provide regional funds for machinery equipment and working capital. The program, rooted in the Lawrence administration, aims to boost Pennsylvania industry with targeted loan pools across Philadelphia Northeast Northwest and other regions. The state will promote the idea while underwriting comes from large and small industries rather than banks.
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Scranton
Lawrence
Scranton Jong
Regional Development Credit Corporation
Keystone
Development Credit Corporation
Mme
DCC
Sual
Oler
New York
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Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
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Rtc
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Philadelphia
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