John Wayne guest condemns Communists at zop benefit
The article recalls John Wayne's Hollywood appearance at a zop benefit in which he defended American self-reliance and criticized Communist influence. Wayne argued against feeding adversaries to quell unrest, linking war ethics to aid policies while dismissing ties to the Hatari film’s elephants.
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City officials plan street and parking master study
The June 15 meeting of the city council zoning board and county officials aims to develop a street and parking master plan. Officials note county expertise but warn of limited funds and urge state highway funds to be increased for municipalities.
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Zoning Board
Scottsdale Benefit Lights Up The Zoo Cause
The Arizona Zoological Society auxiliary held a successful Scottsdale benefit event at the Kachina Theater. A buffet lunch at Trader Vic's ran smoothly while Scottsdale police kept traffic orderly. Mrs. Robert May gave a clear stage speech outlining the zoo's objectives.
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Trader Vic's
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Estes Case embroils Democrats and Republicans in funds row
In the Estes case the Texas Democratic wing and Republicans face scrutiny as a government employee admits receiving money from Estes. The funds allegedly went to a campaign dinner and the column argues the affair harms many, urging fairness for families and restraint for small players while protecting bigger figures.
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Billie Sol Estes
Democratic Party
Texas
Estes
Paign
Plane trip highlights a parent's wistful farewell
New York writer notes the separation as his youngest child flies alone to Washington. He recalls how quickly a baby becomes distant, the child growing up in San Francisco and the evolving bond as family life changes with distance and time.
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New York
Washington
San Francisco
California
Why Do Kids Have To Grow Up
The piece contrasts childhood questions with a Space Age era focus on Mercury and air force space programs. It notes the Mercury program’s prominence, mentions Dynasoar and an orbiter bomber concept, and hints at Titan IIIC development and funding constraints affecting space ambitions.
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Ple
Air Force
Scott Carpenter
Gold Decline Deepens Under Kennedy Administration
Henry J. Taylor argues the U S gold reserves hit a two year low as pro growth policies and the steel crisis shake public confidence. He faults White House advisers including Prof Walter Heller for lacking practical experience and supports raising the national debt ceiling to 806 billion.
Nation's Gold Drained By One Billion
April's first three weeks show a large interest bill on the national debt totaling 289 million dollars, about 14 million per day. Dr Heller assisted the President in estimating a budget surplus of 15 billion, noting government receipts reach 34 mandates if he is to save the dollar. The piece argues the nation’s jobs savings sustenance and security are at stake and questions the President’s handling of policy.
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United States
Dr. Heller
Heller
Bea
America
Fragmented OCR Lighter Side Piece With Unclear Details
The readable text is garbled and offers no clear events or names. It appears to reference a humor column but lacks coherent facts to summarize a definite item.
Fragmentary OCR Returns Quiet Patchwork of Text
The readable fragment shows garbled words and partial phrases. It mentions names or terms like Pat Mike Elep and Sec 7 but lacks coherent events or clear subjects to summarize a complete news item. No identifiable individuals or organizations form a concrete story.
Policy questions frame a 1960s U S economic debate
A speaker outlines critical issues for 1963 onward including automation unemployment growth, taxation, labor negotiations, gold flight, and international competition. The President urges unity beyond party labels to serve citizens amid stock-market concerns and shifting profits.
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Europe
U.S
Dillon Testifies Before House Committee On Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury Doug Dillon testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee in Washington. The hearing room crowd remains restless as Dillon discusses prosperity while interruptions and technical issues distract the session.
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the Treasury
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