White Shoe Shine Promises Quick Whiteness
A bold ad promises rapid whitening with SHINOLA WHITE. It touts a big moose joke and claims better shoes in half the time, using playful rural humor typical of the era.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1962
Page
2
A bold ad promises rapid whitening with SHINOLA WHITE. It touts a big moose joke and claims better shoes in half the time, using playful rural humor typical of the era.
The House adopted a resolution by 1847 to endorse President Kennedy’s policy to act against Cuba if needed to prevent a military threat in the Western Hemisphere. The Senate approved the measure 86 to 1 after debate on foreign policy and Monroe Doctrine implications.
Mississippi governor Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson confront federal orders as James Meredith fights to enroll at Ole Miss. U.S. marshals, federal judges, and Attorney General Kennedy escalate tense standoff amid court contempt proceedings and possible arrest actions.
The Army's Pershing missile launched successfully for about 350 miles as ground support equipment tested on mobile field carriers. The launch occurred after erection on the tracked carrier with countdown at one minute, marking the 40th Pershing test and its planned deployment in western Europe next year.
The Soviet Tass news agency reported a new unmanned satellite named Cosmos Nine was launched into orbit with scientific instruments to study outer space. Cosmos Nine reaches a 226 mile maximum height with the lowest orbit at 187 miles and an 85 degree inclination.
In Washington the Senate rejected attempts to modify a postal bill to bar Communist propaganda from the mails unless sent first class. The debate grew bitter at times as senators argued over the scope and impact of the proposed restriction.
President Kennedy signed the farm bill at the White House in a ceremony, praising the measure for boosting farm income and reducing government costs. The bill, controversial at times, faces prospects of passage after congressional action and earlier defeats of substitutes.
London obituary notes the death of Alexander Zaspone once famed as the strongest man in the world. He could lift autos and hold two horses pulling opposite directions and supported a grand piano with a wire in his teeth. He served as a cavalry officer in Tsarist Russia during World War I and later ran a movement poster and wrote a bestselling memoir.
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