Conservation Awards Highlight Resource Stewardship Efforts
The Department of Interior honors conservationists and corporations including former Senator O Mahoney and Phillips Petroleum Co. for long service and leadership in preserving natural resources. Secretary Udall notes awards expand wilderness access and promote public programs in parks and education.
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Department of Interior
Sen. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Baxter
Maine
Udall
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Freedom Can Be Addicted
President Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange rejected calling the recent stock break a calamity. He argued factors influencing the decline include steel price efforts, proposed withholding tax on dividends, high savings and loan rates, and easing inflation. He warned against government overreach in private enterprise.
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Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Funston
Kennedy ties Yale and Harvard to political support
A Harvard graduate touted as President Kennedy attracts Yale praise while accepting an LL D from Yale. The piece notes past choices about Princeton, Harvard, and Yale, and hints at ongoing scrutiny of Kennedy’s past as he pursues broader support and policy goals.
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Harvard
Kennedy
Yale Mall
New Haven
Yale
Blough
Yale Law
White House
New York Herald Tribune
John Hay Whitney
Princeton
Conservative By Necessity in the 1960s United States
A conservative argument frames the Communist threat as greater than the Nazi danger and urges Americans to embrace conservative principles rooted in Washington, Jefferson, Adams, and Burke. It asserts that true religion and a just social order defend freedom against totalitarianism and urges vigilance to preserve civilization.
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Washington
Jefferson
John Adams
Edmund Burke
America
Doctors Backed by Public Need and Sacrifice Across Hospitals
A physician defends the medical profession arguing for expanded hospital care and ongoing medical research. He cites personal survival thanks to doctors and a countrywide network of hospital clinics, house calls, and dedicated professionals who often work beyond standard hours to save lives.
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Veterans Hospital
Europe
Gracious phone call echoed with heartfelt gratitude
A poetic note expresses gratitude for a kind phone call and lasting smile. The writer recalls the thoughtful conversation during a lonely day and promises to return the call if the other person feels blue, hoping God rewards the tender act.
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Dohn C. Metcalfe
Smear of AMA targets doctors in Medicare battle
The article argues that a nationwide smear campaign is aimed at the American Medical Association and 190,000 physicians to push the King Anderson Medicare bill. It cites AFL CIO COPE attacks and traces origins to a 1950 speech and BIemiller lobbying, detailing AMA positions on TB, vaccination, venereal disease clinics, cancer and tuberculosis diagnosis, and Red Cross blood banks.
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Washington
American Medical Association
AMA
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Eugene D. O'Sullivan
Nebraska
O'Sullivan
Andrew Biemiller
Wisconsin
Biemiller
O’sullivan
Congressional Record
Durward Hall
Rep. Hall
Association
House of Delegates
Icians
South
U.S. Public Health Service
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Congressman Hall
U.S
Springfield
Dirksen Uses New System to Track Down Kennedy Advisers
Washington gossip column notes Dirksen claims a fool proof method to locate top Kennedy aides for questioning. Foster invitation to cocktail party is cited as proof, while Gruening jokes about a Level Wind Conference reflect Senate humor. Nixon Shell game in California shapes Kuchel re election strategy and campaign promos target auto voters.
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Washington
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Dirksen
Kennedy
GOP
William C. Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Foster
Gloster
Dean Rusk
State Department
Senator Dirksen
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Joseph C. Shell
State Assembly
California
Shell
Pat Brown
Thomas H. Kuchel
Kuchel
Scranton Era Begins as Pennsylvania Could Shape GOP
The piece argues William Scranton's bid for Pennsylvania governor could redefine the Republican Party by reviving old guard balance with the new guard. A Scranton victory might realign the party's power in Pennsylvania and set him up as a leading figure in 1962 and 1964.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
California
New York
Michigan
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
George Romney
Wendell Willkie
William Scranton
Scranton
William Green
Philadelphia
Joseph 8. Clark
Richardson Dilworth
Harrisburg
Hugh
Scott
Ohio
South
Nixon
Rockefeller
Romney
Atlantic
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Tately
Frontiers Man
Barry Goldwater
Doctors
George E. Sokolsky
Fulton Lewis JR
George Dixon
Republican Policy Committee
William S. White
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