Labor opposition frames NATO nuclear fleet dispute
Patrick Gordon Walker warns a Labor victory could harden opposition to a multinational, nuclear armed naval force. He reiterates Labor's stance against MLF while Paris presses for independence, risking a Franco British veto and a wider rift with Washington over Atlantic defense strategy.
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Patrick Gordon Walker
Labor
Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Washington
U. S
MLF
Walker
London
NATO
France
de Gaulle
Paris
Britain
Atlantic Community
Back With Barry A Nostalgic Glimpse at Goldwater
The piece riffs on a Goldwater presidency returning the U S to “good old days” fantasies. It parodies nostalgia by imagining revived nickel beer ten cents cigars and old labor limits, while mocking the push to roll back social programs and modern reforms. It uses satirical tone to question conservative regressive pledges.
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Barry Goldwater
United States
Goldwater
Stamp Machines For Stamps Debate By Editors
Viewpoints argue for all weather face value stamp machines at every mailbox saying it would cut post office congestion and save time. They cite Libonati plan as a step to wider use of meters, discounting fears of privatization and arguing for 24 hour stamp access.
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Christian Science Monitor
Britain
United States
Roland V. Libonati
Illinois
Health as Seen By Dr Brady
Health column advises on infant protection from kissing to prevent disease and infection. It cites a case of a nine month old recovering from illness and warns against kissing the baby on hands, cheeks, or lips. It notes a policy of never kissing the baby and references a syphilis outbreak linked to a kissing game at a party as a cautionary example.
Varicose Veins and Varicose Ulcer Pamphlet Request
A request is made for the pamphlet titled Varicose Veins and Varicose Ulcer. The inquiry seeks information or copy of the pamphlet for reference or distribution.
Fish and Milk Safety Debate Makes Wholesome Claim
J W S disputes warnings about combining fish with milk or canned salmon and milk, insisting any food combination is wholesome.
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Ben
J.W.S
Teenagers threaten to mob quintet in Buffalo concert
Police contained a crowd of 8000 teenagers at Memorial Auditorium as they threatened to mob an English singing group after a Monday night show. The Dave Clark Five were hurried to a hotel after the performance. Three teen girls fainted at first aid. The crowd chased the group six blocks to the hotel.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Memorial Auditorium
Commercial Printing in Apartment Palladium Times Blog
An apartment Palladium Times blog references commercial printing services with contact numbers FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801 for inquiries and advertisements.
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TIMES
Lawyers urge Congress to block constitutional amendments
A group of 223 lawyers including 55 deans urges Congress to halt further amendments and warns that the Supreme Court could rewrite the Constitution by judicial decisions. They argue prayers in schools face threat and favor protecting Bill of Rights from easy amendment.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Eas
Ily
Frank J. Becker
N. Y
National Council of State
Found Guilty In Death of Youth
A jury found Alton K. Bast guilty of criminal negligence and driving while intoxicated in the death of 16 year old Herbert G. Comstock. The incident occurred after Bast’s panel truck struck a snowbank near Route 12. Comstock, who had been walking home from a dance, was found nearby. Sentencing is set for Friday with Bast held in the county jail.
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Watertown
N. Y
Alton K. Bast
Rutland
Herbert G. Comstock
Copenhagen
Route 12
Bast
Comstock
Jefferson County
Milton A. Wiltse
Young College Graduates Brash Yet Hopeful In Job Prospects
Hal Boyle notes that modern graduates show more confidence as they enter a job market that values their specialized skills. He contrasts today's easier access to multiple offers with the 1920s fear and scarcity, recalling personal struggles to find stable work and gradual earnings growth. He praises the independence and ambition of the class of ’64.
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New York
Joe College
Alma
Ivory Tower
University of Missouri
Editor's Moment of Meditation on Flag Day Spirit
An editor calls to bless the United States as it marks the 187th anniversary of adopting the Flag on June 14, 1777. The piece urges prayer and reflection to re kindle patriotism, loyalty, democracy, and devotion to core national principles.
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United States OF America
Continental Congress
Defense official defends information policies amid public pushback
Assistant Secretary of Defense Arthur Sylvester says the department weighs public need for information against national security. He cites citizen letters criticizing disclosures about installations and Polaris subs, and frames policy as balancing openness with secrecy. He asserts decisions rely on best judgment to avoid aiding enemies.
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Arthur Sylvester
Secretary of Defense
Washington
Department of Defense
Department
Kennedy
Defense Department
Freedom over used in press concerns by Akron student
A Akron high school junior class president warns freedom of the press is valued yet at risk of over use. A New York City man, a Los Angeles man, and others send tearsheets and clippings about Titan missile and nuclear aircraft, raising questions on handling sensitive information.
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Akron
Ohio
New York City
Los Angeles
U.S
Family of Six In Galway Will Attend School This Summer
The Ingo Maddaus Jr. family of Galway will all be in school this summer. Mrs. Maddaus, 45, earned a bachelor’s degree and will pursue a master’s in Albany. Her husband, 54, continues teaching math at Union College. Sons John, 20, and Alan, 18, take courses at Union. Charles, 13, and Philip, 10, do grade school work in Galway.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Ingo Maddaus Jr
Galway
Maddaus
Albany
Union College
John
Alan
Union
Charles
Philip
The Lord Requires What Is Good From Thee
A brief biblical note reflects Micah 6 6 urging to do justly love mercy and walk humbly with God emphasizing righteous living over offerings.
Play of the Hand in Two Bridge Problems
Declarer should avoid early trump attacks and instead ruff diamonds, then lead hearts to establish side tricks. If hearts split unfavorably, drawing trumps later preserves critical heart and diamond chances, yielding about a 3 to 1 shot on three notrump.
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