State Department hair crisis prompts barbershop plan
A Washington columnist laments State Department grooming and argues for an in-house barbershop to improve image. The piece notes other federal buildings already have barbershops and cites Capitol and Pentagon facilities, while joking about delays and the need for weekly trims.
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Pentagon
State
House
Senate
Capitol
Congress
Washington
State Department
Seafarers Urged to Boycott Vote in West Coast Maritime Dispute
Union negotiator Morris Weisberger tells members not to vote on the PMA last offer as 6,700 maritime workers on 120 ships nationwide prepare to ballot June 11 to 25 under a Taft Hartley injunction. President Kennedy urges solution and a mediation board recommends continued bargaining.
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San Francisco
UPI
Morris Weisberger
Kennedy
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Pacific Maritime Association
Weisenberg
PMA
James J. Healy
Healy
Inquiry Board
Jis
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Wisdom of the Supreme Court anthology reviewed
The review discusses Percival E. Jackson’s The Wisdom of the Supreme Court from University of Oklahoma Press. It highlights that the book uses actual court decisions to show sharp, practical remarks by justices. Examples include Justice Grier on expert testimony and Justice Bradier on insanity and driven behavior.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Percival E. Jackson
Supreme Court
University of Oklahoma Press
Airmchair
Justice Grier
Bradier
Justices Words Sharp Comment on Real Life Quotes
Quotes from multiple justices spanning 1879 to 1951 touch on disease practice, crime, credit, ethics, accounting, and power. Notable remarks include misdiagnosis in treatment, crime by the public not the good, credit tied to property, professional ethics via expert consensus, the role of accounting in credit, and the outward efficiency of executive power.
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Justice Strong
Brewer
Pitney
Hughes
Jackson
Douglas
Graham Attacks' Average Life Of American
Evangelist Billy Graham told about 19 000 at McCormick Place that the average American does not live as a Christian. His aides said 374 converts brought the total decisions for Christ to 9 750 and about 420 000 have attended the Chicago crusade. He predicted Soldier Field will host 185 000 for the final open air meeting.
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Chicago
API
Billy Graham
McCormick Place Convention Hall
Graham
Soldier Field
Jesus Christ
the Evangelist
Crossword Puzzle Answer Clue Hint From Yesterday
The crossword notice indicates the puzzle solution announced yesterday for across clue EE NNY. Readers are invited to review the completed grid and confirm the entry by cross checking with the provided hint.
Poll indicates Democrats may gain House and Senate seats
A union poll of Communications Workers of America members suggests Democrats will reverse the midterm trend and win House and Senate seats in November. The April survey credits Kennedy's high popularity after opposing a steel price increase and notes concerns over Congress achievements and unemployment.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Republicana
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Alan
Kennedy
Congress
Purdy
Ike To Speak At Stockholm Teachers Meeting In July
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will address a global teachers gathering in Stockholm on July 31, as part of an international education conference. The announcement notes Ike will speak to the assembled educators and delegates.
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Washington
UPD
Stockholm
Old Gold: Task Force Aims to Boost Economic Growth
A municipal task force chaired by Nate Passant meets with business leaders to explore ways to stimulate economic growth. The discussion centers on leveraging local industries and partnerships to foster development and job creation.
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Ment
Nate Passant Te Biot
Prelate Opens Seventh Preparatory Council Session
Fragmentary notes describe a Vatican assembly in St. Peter's Basilica focusing on mass conversions relations with non Catholics and lay Catholic movement issues as the Central Preparatory Commission meets for the seventh time.
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Sassin
Central Preparatory Commission
Coun
St. Peter's Basilica
Train Bus Collision Kills 9 Children in Argentina
A Buenos Aires train struck a school bus carrying 41 children aged 3 to 11, killing nine including the driver and a teacher and injuring about 90. Police say a crossing guard blamed the crash on a malfunctioning bell. the bus reportedly did not heed a horn signal.
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Buenos Atres
AP1
Pare
Luis M. Castro
Castro
Alonso Aragon
Aragon
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Faron Fo
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U.S
Korea
Oae
Roy Purdy
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Harry S. Truman
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