Editorial: Framework for Peace and Good Faith Rules
Chief Justice Warren argues for an international court to sustain peace but notes existing bodies like the UN and the ICJ suffice if all members act in good faith. The piece criticizes Russia for violating UN principles and questions the need for a new court if litigants lack good faith. It questions envoy efforts to Moscow amid disputed treaties.
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Warren
International Court of Law
United Nations
International Court of Justice
Russia
New World Court
Moscow
California prison experiments with nonviolent inmates
An article describes a new penal institution near Susanville focusing on forest work and self development with no guards towers or cells. Critics question effectiveness as a deterrent and warn of risks from too much trust. A Singapore dispatch recalls a riot where a warden was killed and many inmates escaped.
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Galifornia
Susanville
Singapore
Challenge in the Air fuels Kennedy aviation push
Editorial notes President Kennedy asks Congress for a 750 million program to develop a supersonic airliner amid U S and European competition. Britain and France collaborate on a plane faster than 1400 mph while Soviet and U S ambitions threaten to widen the air commerce gap. Airlines seek 2000 mph jets but costs loom, with government covering three quarters of R and D if approved. The piece warns against lagging in the air race and contrasts fierce airline competition.
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Kennedy
Congress
Britain
France
Soviet
Russia
United States Airlines
U.S
Beanies and beliefs mix in a quirky column roundup
A fragmented column weaves satire on beanies for middle aged men and ironic views on aging tax myths. It quotes Senator Soaper and British expert, disputes child charity myths, and lampoons vacation wishes, watches, cave dwellers, Candlestick Park and Athletics, plus a general wartime grin about air force wit.
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Bile Vaughan
Out Our Way Long Beach Press Style Telegraph Teaser
An inexact clipping mentions Long Beach California distribution and multiple publishers and offices in Atlanta Chicago Minneapolis New York. It references a press telegraphic service and advertisers but lacks clear events or names.
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Elegram
Long Beach
Calif
Purina
Danbel Hy Riddersey
Sym
Harold AM
Hines
Casttte
Samuel ¢._ Cametin
General Acateaing
E. Lines
Harry Karns
Ashington
Sureay Fay ‘Alper Building
Navogal Aswerthing
Sawyer-Ferguson Walker
Atlanta
Chicago
Etrott
Let Andates
Minneapalis
New Yorks
Muladetonis
Ian
Kennedy rails crisis driven by union obstinacy and economy
John S Knight argues Kennedy uses a special labor industry panel to avert a nationwide rail strike and protect a fragile economy amid civil rights turmoil and a dwindling gold supply. He criticizes past commissions, warns compulsory arbitration could threaten free bargaining, and portrays Kennedy as seeking a way out of intransigence.
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Kennedy
Tio
Supreme Court
ZIP Code Fad Prompts Mixed Reactions Across Nation
Washington Postmaster Day notes growing use of ZIP codes while many Americans still resist learning them. The piece highlights memory fatigue with numbers, the potential for faster mail service, and the futuristic risk of overreliance on automated systems, including a comic tale of misdirected refunds and human error.
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Washington
Postmaster Day
Public Forum Letter Critiques on Dictionary Use and Censorship
A public forum letter from 7-01-64 argues against banning a sexual dictionary in schools. It condemns opponents as immature and defends exposing sexuality with responsible restrictions. Signed by William Harris of 1219 Hoffman Ave and referencing editorials from the Last week of July issue.
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Privy House
David Lozano
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Ex Mrs Trent Becomes No 27 Ex Mrs Trent
A reader signs as Paul Trent reveals a quirky confession about numbering family members after receiving the Post Office ZIP number and digit dialing. He lists his wife as 27, son as 11, daughter as 110, and jokes about memorizing social security and other IDs. He laments forgetting his army service number.
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Trent
Griver
Paul Trent
E. 69Th Way
Word of Thanks for Hope Sunday EDITOR
On behalf of the Board of Directors and the City of Hope volunteers I thank your newspaper for publicizing our 1963 Hope Sunday campaign. News coverage increased awareness of the program and boosted support, making our drive successful. Seymour Graff President City of Hope
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Hope Sunday
City of Hope
Seymour Graff
Berlin Simmer in Speech Marks Kennedy German Phrases
The article notes how President Kennedy used German phrases during a Berlin speech to underscore freedom and democracy. It explains phrases like Ich bin ein Berliner and explains Berlin city names and related terms, including common sausages. A Berlitz dictionary copy idea is mentioned.
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Caroline
Kennedy
Berlin
Wien
Vienna
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