Thought For Today Quote From Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
A reflective line notes that the world can continue without us if we simply believe it. The thought invites readers to humility and perspective, urging contemplation of our role in the larger flow of life.
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Longfellow
Standby Price Controls Considered For Future War Steps
Administrations sources indicate Kennedy will seek a law to empower the President to impose price and wage controls and rationing if a nuclear attack occurs. Some lawmakers seek broader authority, while others favor advance congressional authorization. Debates recall Korea era delays and inflation, with proposals ranging from limited emergency powers to sweeping controls.
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United States
Kennedy
Congress
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Doing A Fine Job America's Land Grant Colleges and Universities
The 68 land grant colleges and universities, though under 4 percent of U S colleges, educate about 40 percent of doctors and excel in engineering biology and agriculture with 50 to 100 percent. Their size supports broad outreach including adult education and international expansion. They have shaped higher education since their federal land endowments and will continue to lead in expanding access and skills worldwide.
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America
Turkey
Ethiopia
Nigeria
India
Nothing For Something on the Berlin Wall
The piece argues skepticism about the Soviets removing the East Berlin wall. It notes Khrushchev’s claim that demolition would require a concession in return and warns against aiding Moscow’s leverage. It ridicules the idea that wall removal should be traded for concessions and urges offering nothing in return.
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East Berlin
Khrushchev
Moscow
Mr. K
Dominican Crisis: Balaguer Holds Office Amid Coup Plot
First results of the U S backed gunboat diplomacy era show tension as Hector Bienvenido and Jose Arismendi Trujillo plan a coup to restore fortunes in the Dominican Republic. Balaguer appeals for unity while armed forces back him, crowd protests flare and a potential junta is discussed with elections pushed to May 1964.
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United States
Hector Bienvenido
Jose Arismendi
Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Foreign Commentary Escalates as Strike Sparks Tense Clash
Rioters confront UPI reporter James R. Whelan outside a Dominican cable office amid a National Civic Union strike call. U.S. naval forces, including two aircraft carriers, patrol off Dominican shores, raising the stakes in a tense political clash influenced by pro Castro elements and leftists.
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National Civic Union
Dominican
United States Navy
U.S
Dominican Republic
United States of America
Washington Window on Latin America and Dominican Crisis
The piece questions U S prestige and OAS Charter compliance amid Dominican Republic events. It notes Latin American reluctance to intervene and the risk U S policy faces if pro castellian and leftist groups gain power with army backing, raising questions about U S actions. It references Balaguer and the Dominican political dynamic.
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U.S
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Bogota
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Cuba
Balaguer
No Buck Protection In The Offing
Washington reports indicate the new House Democratic leadership under McCormack will offer little protection to the dollar. Carl Albert is favored to lead the party, with Bolling challenging for the post of majority leader. ACA ratings criticize McCormack, Bolling, and Albert for poor voting records on sound money and inflation, while the dollar’s value has fallen from 100 to 44 cents in about 30 years.
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House
McCormack
Carl Albert
Albert
Bolling
House Democrats
Raymond Lahr
United Press International
Lahr
Sam
Rayburn-McCormack
New Democratic
McCormack, Albert & Co
Americ Constitutional Action
ACA
Ben Moreell
Charles Edison
Navy
Edgar Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Congress
U.S
Old Farmer's Almanac and the Weather Wise Abe
A 1962 feature profiles the Old Farmer's Almanac marking 170 years, led by editor Robi Sagendorph under pen name Abe Weatherwise. It cites forecast accuracy, outlines predicted winter 1961-62 specifics for Boston area and beyond, and notes humorous anecdotes about forecast methods plus reader letters and reflections from Richard L. James.
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U.S
OFA
Robert B. Thomas
Robi Sagendorph
New
Abe Weatherwise
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Abe
CFA
Boston
Old Farmer’s Almanac
Broadway Gossip and Celebrity Sparks in New York Scene
A whirlwind of showbiz notes from New York includes Earl Wilson and Connie Francis, Ingrid Bergman meeting with Lars Schmidt, Ray Bolger seeking changes to All American, Terri Stevens’ comeback at the Boulevard, Debbie Power Loew amid autograph seekers, and Brett Halsey with her at Shubert Alley. Jean Sablon at the St Regis, Rocky Marciano facing a $150,000 suit, Elvis Presley film push, Purlie Victorious stars Davis and Dee sharing a dressing room, and a jab at taxi limousine drivers as NYC theater crowds swell in the Thanksgiving rush.
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Connie Francis
Tony Perkins
Ingrid Bergman
Lars Schmidt
Ray Bolger
Terri Stevens
Debbie Power Loew
Ty Power
Arthur Loew
Shubert Alley
Brett Halsey
Jean Sablon
St. Regis Maisonette
Jimmy Piersall
Mgr
Robert Walker
Dorian Gray
Sea of Grass
Dublin
Robert Briscoe
United Artists
Elvis Presley
Radio City Music Hall
Robert Stroud
Birdman
Alcatraz
Purlie Victorious
Longacre Theater
Ruby Dee
Ossie Davis
New York
N. Y
Newspapers Reach All Social Levels in Study
New York report shows newspapers reach every social level with strongest impact on higher income, educated, and influential readers. Findings from a Bureau of Advertising study of 4,826 interviews cite 86.4 percent of continental U S households read at least one paper on an average weekday, 88 percent of adults read on one or more days in five days, with home delivery remaining dominant at 71 percent.
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New York
APS
Charles T. Lipscomb Jr
Leo Bogart
United States
Principal Peregoy Remains Lone At Woodrow Wilson High
25 years ago Raleigh Register notes Principal C G Peregoy stood alone at Woodrow Wilson High as students marked a one point win over Hinon. Funeral services were held for Amanda Fink 77 mother of Mrs Grover Hedrick at the Presbyterian church. Beckley Sisterhood hosted a Thanksgiving party at the new Jewish Center with about 200 guests served 100 and a grand time.
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C. G. Peregoy
Woodrow Wilson High School
Hinon
Amanda Fink
Grover C. Hedrick
Presbyterian Church
Beckley Sisterhood
New Jewish Center
Dear Arthur column on aging and responses from readers
This reader exchange features Arthur Lord addressing a new Maplewood Golden Age Club, urging a plan that includes education and work opportunities beyond recreation. It also answers questions about a mysterious word sinosant, misread as sense scent, and closes with an invitation to submit queries for future columns.
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Arthur
Maplewood Golden Age Club
Arthur Lord
Fuse Ture
Raleigh Register Publication Details and Subscription Rates
The Raleigh Register lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation as publisher with offices in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. It outlines subscription rates by mail for daily and Sunday editions, daily only, and carrier delivery, plus tax, delivery terms, and contractor responsibilities.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Vass and
Hinton
W. Va
United Press International National
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers
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Jacksonville, Fla
Riverside Avenue Christian Church
Earl Wilson
Rocky Marciano
Gene Schoor
Rocky
Dolores Grey
Chateau Madrid
al Bernie
Sheila Copelan
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Elaine
Florence Welch
Rockford, Ill
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Commerce
Luther D. Hodges
Bureau of Advertising of
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