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Washington columnist argues voters are steered into accepting high non-defense spending while defense costs rise. He cites 1954 versus 1981 figures, warns deficits grow under Kennedy, and accuses lawmakers of catering to favored groups rather than taxing to fund programs. He recalls Hopkins line urging persistent spending and electoral support.
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Leopardi’s Life Encumbered by a Somber Family Ground
The Italian poet Giacomo Leopardi suffered under an oppressive household led by a stingy, emotionally distant mother and a weak-willed father. His youth centered in the Revcanati castle library where excessive reading damaged his sight and posture. He left home in his twenties, never married, and died without close relationships.
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Andre Maurois
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Italian Poet Writes About Unhappy Life
A fragment discusses an Italian poet marked by neuroses and pain yet revered for his poetry. It notes his headaches insomnia and cold rooms, plus a fondness for sugar and ice cream, while contrasting his torment with enduring literary acclaim.
Weather Summary From UPI Temperatures and Rainfall
The 24 hours ending at 4 am recorded varied temperatures and precipitation across locales. Regional maps show cooler peaks in the north and unsettled showers in coastal districts with light rainfall in inland areas.
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Kaiser and Kennedy discuss plan to share steel savings
President Kennedy and Edgar F. Kaiser met at the White House to discuss a proposed plan for Kaiser Steel workers to share in production cost savings below the 1961 base. Kaiser said the Upper Volta Dam in Ghana would finish ahead of schedule and under cost. A weekend Palm Springs meeting will advance talks with Kaiser's officials and the United Steelworkers Union.
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State Warns Xmas Students Over Cuba Travel
The State Department warned college students they could face prison for attempting Christmas holiday trips to Cuba. Reports said students from Boston Buffalo and New York planned defiant travels despite the travel ban. Passports are issued only if trips serve the United States best interests and unauthorized trips carry fines or imprisonment. The Young Americans for Freedom criticized the reported trips.
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Explosion Kills German Miners at Adolf Coal Mine
A blast at the Adolf coal mine in Merkstein near the Belgian border killed at least six miners and wounded several more. Six bodies were recovered and seven injured were admitted to hospital as officials labeled the explosion relatively small. The mine is run by Eschweiler Bergwerksverein and lies seven miles north of Aachen, a city noted for its WWI history.
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Baghdad Marks 1000th Birthday
The piece notes Baghdad’s celebration of a millennium, tracing its documented age to 762 AD as capital of the Abbasid Caliphate while acknowledging earlier occupation and a rough, humorously uncertain historical timeline. It mentions 270 governing regimes over the last millennium and reflects on Baghdad’s enduring name and place in history.
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Romney to drive low priced car as official vehicle
Governor elect George Romney will use a Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth as his everyday official car when he takes office next year. The Rambler will not be used, as it is made in Wisconsin, while the Chrysler Crown Imperial limousine remains for special occasions.
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Harry L Hopkins
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UPI
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George Romney
Romney
American Motors Corp
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Wisconsin
John B Swainson
G. Mennen Williams
Television City of Arizona stock sale suspended
The Arizona Corporation Commission suspended temporarily the stock sales by Television City of Arizona Inc on Thursday.
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UPI
Arizona Corporation Commission
Television City of Arizona, Inc
Firemen Aid Teen After Toe Stuck in Faucet
Linda Jane Hinchman a 17 year old freshman at Colorado Womens College Glenwood Ind was bathing when she stuck her toe in a bathroom faucet. Four Denver squad cars fire equipment and ladder crews arrived. Firemen freed the toe using a saw and removed the cot as giggling girls watched.
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UPI
Linda Jane Hinchman
Colorado Womens College
Glenwood
Ind
Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club Christmas Party
The Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club sponsors its annual Christmas party for members and their husbands at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Smokehouse Restaurant.
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Scottsdale
Junior Woman's Club
Farrell Named Research Head in County Democratic Committee
Charles J. Chuck Farrell was named chairman of the newly created Maricopa County Democratic Research Committee. Appointment made by County Chairman Vincent Miore of Scottsdale. Farrell said the committee would be named later.
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Charles J
Chuck) Farrell
Nlw
Maricopa County
Dyocratic Research Committee
Vincent Miore
Scottsdale
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