Flag Day Prompts Patriotism and Flag Kit Bargains
Tomorrow flags fly nationwide as citizens honor Old Glory. In Scottsdale the Sertoma Club and Darwin Daily Progress teamed to create public flag kits at three dollars, below the ten dollar price, drawing local purchases at four sites though results appear disappointing.
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Sertoma Club
Scottsdale
Daily Progress
Sertoma
Candag
Supreme Court Upholds Communist Organization Laws
The court affirms federal laws requiring Communist groups to register with the Justice Department and criminalizing active membership in parties advocating violent overthrow. Justice Frankfurter and others note the majority views aim to preserve national security while protecting liberties, though dissent fears suppression of ideas.
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Department of Justice
Frankfurter
Supreme’ Court
Communist ‘Party
Moscow
Memorial note on Karl Von Wiegand foreign correspondent
The text recalls Karl Von Wiegand a distinguished American foreign correspondent who died in Zurich after covering wartime events. It mentions figures like Dean, and references his estate outside Cairo, with fragments of his experiences and words about the war.
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Karl von Wiegand
Zurich
Wwas
Pei
Tom
Shack
Tilley
The
New Yorker
Cody
Frank Cominff
Hal Boyle
von Wiegand
Cairo
Farmers Face Rising Costs and Slipping Income
The nation's farm income fell last month as the agricultural price index dropped 2 percent from a year ago while input costs remained at a record high for the fourth straight month. The gap left farmers at 78 percent parity in May 1961, down from 80 percent in mid May 1960, fueling doubt about the administration farm program. Ezra Taft Benson is not blamed for the situation despite the department noting a 6 percent drop in May meat animal prices from a year earlier.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculture Department
Money Clash: Kennedy vs FRB Over Easy Money Policy
Washington column analyzes a heated dispute between President Kennedy and the Federal Reserve Board. It argues the stake is high for the average citizen as the FRB may resist administration pressure to lower interest rates, impacting loans, pensions, and currency value.
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WPD
Kennedy
Federal Reserve Board
FRB
Sire
Jeaney
Wwilliam
McChesney Martin
Martin
Board
Harry S. Truman
Presi
HST
U. S
Utah
Federal “Reserve System
FRS
Eccles
Treasury
Firing of Penscope Editor in Buckhannon
Rupert Craft, 24, fired as editor of the Penscope the official newspaper of the Western Virginia Penitentiary. Warden Otto Boles alleges Craft walked away while covering prison events including the honor camp choir. Craft is back in custody.
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Buckhannon
W.va
Rupert
G- Craft
Craft
Penscope
Western Virginia Penitentiary
Otto Boles
Space Kitchen Demonstration Sparks Hazy Speculation
The report riffs on a claimed space kitchen demonstration for astronauts and a built in Betty Furness style fridge. It jokes about a space crew opening a refrigerator door and possibly mixing martinis in zero gravity while noting potential complications and uncertainties.
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America
Furness
Qahe
Unclear text fragment cites Pratt and Whitney contract abuses
Fragmentary report references a national emergency and alleged government contract abuses. It mentions 2,000,000 washers at two cents each from the Pratt and Whitney Division for the United Aircraft Corporation and a Navy reaction involving Chairman Walter Tobriver.
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Pratt and Whitney Division
United _Aircraft Corporation
Navy
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