Stand Pat on Berlin as Kennedy Gromyko Talks End
President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko concluded talks with no concession from either side. The United States and Western allies press that the president stood firm to keep West Berlin, warning Khrushchev of war risk if Western presence is challenged. Gromyko reportedly cited a single minded Soviet plan, while the West insists on staying put in West Berlin.
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Dr Steward Flaschen’s Science Explanations Series Ends
The Progress wraps a 10 article set by Dr Steward Flaschen a school board member and Motorola scientist. The pieces offered down to earth explanations of science topics with careful research and wording aimed at understanding without personal or human-interest embellishments.
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Goldwater Endorses Mecham in Arizona Senate Race
Barry Goldwater campaigned with Evan Mecham in Phoenix and endorsed Mecham for Senate. He stressed Mecham’s fresh voice and, along with Hayden opposition, affirmed his loyalty to the Republican ticket and conservative alignment.
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Ike Endorses Nixon in California Campaign Push
Former President Eisenhower appears energized on the hustings praising Richard Nixon as a duty bound, capable ally. He tells San Francisco Republicans at Cow Palace that Nixon is intimately known to him and worthy of strong support in the California race.
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Eisenhower Nixon clash colors Kennedy policy critique
In Boston Ike attacks Kennedy administration over foreign policy while defending his own careful stance. The piece notes Nixon's measured input and Ike's claim of resisting partisan debates, marking a shift in political tone. Also referenced is a speculative probe into football honesty and league security practices.
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Nixon Campaign Tour Draws Shoppers and Teens
Richard Nixon tours California shopping centers with a crowd of autograph seekers trailing him from counter to counter. He jokes with a 91-year-old voter and signs a Nixon for Governor ballot pen while posing with a wig counter display and a towering fire ladder.
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Nixon Campaign Tour Faces Dilemma in California
Nixon mixes with voters to bolster a national celebrity image while avoiding heavy talk on national issues. He must avoid signaling a presidential bid while Brown campaigns for a second term and presses the Communist issue, yet pollsters show Brown ahead though samples vary in this diverse state.
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Pat) Brown
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Lighter Side Letter Debates Hush Puppies Origin
In a humorous exchange in Washington a lecturer defends his claim that hush puppies originated in Nova Scotia while Mrs. Edna B. Russell of Smyrna Delaware argues for Georgia folklore and a dog as the culprit. The column riffs on regional myths and playful misreadings of culinary origin stories.
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UPI
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Smrrtna
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Mrs. Russell
Free trade shift and coal market hopes in Henry Taylor column
Washington editor Henry Taylor argues for reciprocal trade, praising American coal and tobacco exports while noting past farm price supports. He highlights Italy and Japan as examples of open import policies and urges fair treatment without favoritism to expand export opportunities.
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England
A Fair Shake in Trade Seeks Equal Treatment for Coal and Oil
The piece argues for balanced U S trade and highlights Russia Belgium France Germany and Italy as cases. It notes Russian credit weakness and Soviet payment delays eight years, Belgian licenses restricting coal imports, France restricting permits via a semi governmental organization, and a German coal quota with a punitive duty. Ambassador Walter Dowling is praised for defending U S interests in Bonn, urging American coal for U S forces and expanding the quota. Export trade is tied to specific commodity negotiations at Geneva and similar talks, urging vigorous national effort and tenacity in pursuit of American interests.
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Russia
John Dillinger
France
Association Technique de Pr Importation Charbon- Nniere
Ruhr
Walter Dowling
Bonn
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Dowling
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Iman
New Hebrew Torah Translation Redefines Third Commandment
A committee of Jewish Bible scholars has completed an English translation of the Pentateuch from the Masoretic text. The scholars contend the Third Commandment condemns perjury rather than mere profanity, changing its interpretation and life relevance.
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Atlanta
New Bible Translation Redefines Crossing Of Israelites
English translations of the Torah based on Greek manuscripts propose Yam Suf rather than the Red Sea as the crossing site. Dr. Harry M. Orlinsky explains that literalRenderings caused errors in Hebrew idiom. The text shifts begin with In the Beginning God vs When God began to create. Publication set for January 1963.
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Suez Canal
Harry M. Orlinsky
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Israel
Sea of Reeds
Heaven
Paper Mill Playhouse casts Gypsy amid stage demands
The theater, described by UPI, faces challenges as the Paper Mill Playhouse prepares Gypsy with a demanding cast and staging needs.
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NIJ
UPI
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