Carpenter's Space Triumph Brings Narrow Escape Into Focus
The United States celebrated Scott Carpenter's orbital flight yet faced a tense drama over how to bring him home safely after his return. The near disaster, mirrored by Gus Grissom's earlier flight, highlights the risks of final orbital stages and the need for tougher rescue and comms solutions. Carpenter's ordeal drew national emotion and underscored the enduring lure and peril of space exploration.
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U. S
Malcolm Scott
Carpenter
Gus Grissom
Atlantic
Scott Carpenter
Hosmer Deserves Good Vote of Confidence at Primary
An endorsement urging a strong courtesy vote for Rep Craig Hosmer in the 2nd District primary. Hosmer, a Republican with five terms, is unopposed on the GOP ballot and sits on the atomic energy committee. Democrats J J Johovich and W Budde Cannis contest their nomination. cross-party write-ins possible.
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Hosmer
Craig Hosmer
Congress
Vital Atomic Energy Committee
J. J. Johovich
W. Bud de Cannis
Hasmer
Jim
Kennedy Must Develop New Economic Policy
Washington reports creeping anxiety in the stock market with no single catastrophe. President Kennedy faces pressure from labor and management to pursue familiar policies while a group of economists pushes for new economic clichés. Seymour Harris argues parties differ in style, not goals, with balanced budgets vs full employment and growth shaping the debate. Harris and Heller suggest deficits may be acceptable and Kennedy must re-educate the public if policy lags.
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Washington
Kernnedy
Congress
Douglas Dillon
Seymour Harris
Harvard
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Clarris
Walter W. Heller
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Harris
Press-Gelesram Long Reach Calif Ridge
Fragmented OCR text from a newspaper masthead lists publishers editors and staff with scattered address fragments. It references Washington News Bureau and Minneapolis items, with odd spellings and incomplete lines. The readable facts indicate a press office layout rather than a coherent event.
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Gelesram
Long Reach
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Ridge
Bubtister
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Minneapolity
Feshay Tower
AINSI
Serrino
Sugieri
Tha Press
Talec
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Omic Advertising
Cop Reesilan Grouse Inc
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What Others Are Saying About Alumni Education
In a typed exchange the piece notes that alumni behavior reflects on liberal education. Stanford professor Nevitt Sanford criticizes US colleges for failing to provide true liberal education while Marine Lt. Calvin M. Morris recalls Cuban guards at Guantanamo Naval Base.
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Nevitt Sanford
Stanford University
Calvin M. Morris
Guantanamo Naval Base
President Kennedy AMA clash raises free time questions
The piece argues that networks gave Kennedy a free platform attacking the AMA on medical care for the aged while denying the AMA equal time to reply. It urges broadcasters to provide fair coverage of both sides, notes the AMA spent up to six figures seeking airtime, and warns of broader free press implications.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Medical Association
AMA
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Uhr
United States
Edward R. Annis
California Proposition 4d housing bond on June fifth ballot
State voters face Proposition 4d a $100 million housing bond to aid elderly and disabled with low cost rentals. Opponents warn of constitutional issues private loaning risk to taxpayers and undefined low cost limits while supporters tout job creation and dignity restored for seniors in California. By 1970 about two million seniors expected in the state with potential expansion.
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Sacramento
Gns
Brown
California
Vote Count Sixth In a Series On California Primary
A roundup of candidate positions for California Secretary of State in the June 5 primary led by Frank M. Jordan seeking reelection after 20 years. GOP challengers include William Earl Gilliss and Daleger W. Su Checki, with Democrats Joe Lewis, William H. Ware, Frank S. Zawacki and Don Rose proposing reforms such as cross filing, longer voting times, and voter information pamphlets.
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California
Yoilay
Frank M. Jordan
Joseph
Joe
Lewis
Los Angeles
William, H
Ware
Jordan
Public Forum Letters on Policy and Left Criticism
Readers respond to a May 17 editorial urging a tougher stance on communism. A. C. Almond asserts the U S must halt appeasement and questions Canadian government trade with communist satellites while noting liberal critics and profits from dealing with communists. A Georgia Fleming letter discusses opposition to the ABA in Washington and the CDC in California, noting ADA leftist critique and Sobell case fallout.
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National Ave
Georgia Fleming
ABA
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