LeMay Named Air Force Chief of Staff After White
Curtis LeMay will succeed Gen Thomas White as Air Force Chief of Staff tomorrow. The tough airpower advocate has led the Strategic Air Command and directed the Berlin airlift. He promotes a mixed missiles and bombers fleet and urges a single service with one Chief of Staff.
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Judd warns on government run medicine and patient care
Representative Walter H. Judd argues that government financing would put Congress in control of funds and medical care. He cites three risks: weakened doctor patient ties, reduced privacy, and dampened physician incentives, leading to lower medical standards.
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Judd
Andrews Could Upset Virginia Byrd Ticket In 1958
Richmond native Coleman Andrews, former Internal Revenue head and Byrd ally, is urged as a potential independent Democrat option If Byrd hopefuls stumble in Virginia primary. His past as a conservative reformer and Birch Society member sparks national attention and talk of a write in or independent bid.
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Nixon Faces Rising Right Wing Challenge for 1964 Nomination
Nixon, still the GOP frontrunner, faces a strong right flank from Barry Goldwater and a liberal tilt from Nelson Rockefeller’s legacy. The emerging conservative movement gains young supporters on campuses while complicating Nixon’s strategy to defeat Kennedy in 1964. Goldwater’s influence grows as Republicans weigh moderation against ideologically pure conservatism.
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Over Our Skies by Thomas A Whiting
A brief sky column notes EDST times for Friday June 30 1961 including sunset moonrise and sunrise. It lists known moons of planets from Mercury to Pluto noting Mercury and Venus have none and Jupiter has twelve Saturn nine plus rings Uranus five Neptune two.
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Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness
A religious excerpt citing Matthew 5 19 about the blessed are those persecuted for righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven, reflecting a devotional verse and biblical phrasing.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Treasury bond maturity confusion and savings plan advice
Reader asks why past-due Series 6 bonds stop paying interest and why the Treasury did not notify. Column explains most mature bonds stop interest, E bonds continue, and urges cashing past-due notes. Also discusses keeping company matched savings bonds vs switching to mutual funds, advising against dropping the employer plan if it offers 25 percent match.
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William Doyle
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Letters to the editor critique national debt and aid
A reader argues against increasing the national debt by five billion dollars and paying three billion to Latin America while seven million Americans remain jobless. The writer cites Social Security payments and peacetime savings bonds as ill suited to progress, warning of a potential red ink outcome. The piece frames concerns about governance and fiscal policy in a 1940s city context.
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Folfitor
United States
Latin America
New Castle
Do All the Good You Can Motto in Faith
A devotional about Christian action urges living beyond avoidance of evil. Peter and John Wesley inspire service, with Kagawa noting Christ went about doing good and Wesley’s maxim urging constant help to others in every place and time. The prayer seeks a life of steadfast service.
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Jesus
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John Wesley
Do You Remember Curtain Cars and Rain Struggles
A nostalgic reflection on old cars with side curtains for electric window mechanisms. It recalls the inconvenience of rain when needing to roll up curtains and notes a quote about reading history through prejudices by Wendell Phillips.
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Wendell Phillips
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Send Taxpayer Bill Back to Floor
Harrisburg column denounces a bill to raise retirement benefits for current and former legislators. It notes a $3000 annual expense increase and a projected $140,000 extra yearly pension cost, plus a plan to apply new provisions to about 20 former lawmakers. The piece mocks the session as self serving and arrogant.
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Broadway gossip and showbiz updates from the era
The piece catalogues romance tensions and career moves among Montand Signoret Prima Merman and Arnez, with plans for summer retreats in Evreux and international shows. It notes Adam Wade's pay TV project, Mastroianni box office rivalries, and Bunco style industry chatter across Mexico Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires.
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Marcello Mastroianni
Antonio
New York
Wallet found on Seneca Lake nets $114
A fisherman on Seneca Lake New York retrieved a wallet from the water containing 114 dollars. The owner was found and the loss was resolved several hours after the discovery. The piece then shifts to a religious reflection about being fishers of men and following Christ.
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