It's Time For Statesmanship By Dirksen
Editorial argues Senator Dirksen plans to oppose Kennedy civil rights business desegregation clause, warning it risks constitutional property rights. It questions whether Dirksen can show statesmanship to support the bill while leaving court disputes to decide the constitutional questions.
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Dirksen
Sen
EVERETT _Dirksen
Kennedy
Senate
Illinois
Sen. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
State Legislators Deserve More Work and Pay
In the waning days of Illinois' regular session debate rages over reapportionment a Revenue Article and education funding while lawmakers grant themselves salary increases amid a revenue pinch. Senators and House members receive six thousand dollars yearly during non session years and during a six month session they earn twelve thousand plus allowances. critics urge annual sessions and possible constitutional amendments to require more work before more pay.
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General Assembly
House
Otto Kerner
Senate
Astate
Right to Work Obstruction in AFL-CIO Viewpoints
Opinion piece arguing that Right to Work laws harm labor relations and union security. Cites Kansas job losses since such laws took effect, claims the policy stalls industrial growth, and urges repeal. Mentions leaders Gurion Adenauer and Macmillan in a broader political aside.
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Kanaas
John Anderson
Kansas
Russia Needs Space Women VALENTINA as Astronaut Pacesetters
Valentina Tereshkova leads in spaceflight as a symbol of Soviet progress with a push for more women in space. An American backlash notes U.S. plans often exclude female pilots while the USSR cites women holding major roles in medicine, education, and skilled labor. The piece argues a Russia-led future could redefine gender roles in exploration.
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Valentina -‘Tereshkova
Earth
Frances Willard
Atlantic
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Digest column critiques Readers Digest ad and book notes
Dave Felts surveys condensed books and film treatments while praising uncut reading. The piece notes Reader's Digest advertisements signed by Knebel and Bailey for Seven Days in May, comments on Morris West The Shoes of the Fisherman and Vatican election drama, and recalls Cleopatra film portrayals by Colbert Leigh and Leigh with DeMille and Shaw connections.
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Fletcher Knebel
Charles Bailey
William Morrow & Co
Irita van “Doren
N.Y
Herald Tribune
Morris L. West
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The
Sacred College
John XXI
Elizabeth
Taylor
Claudette Colbert
Cleopatra
Cecil B
Claude ‘Rains
Ceasar E
Cor
Products Palmer
Helen
Ard Burton
Return to Concrete Jungle From Africa’s Encore
Ward Cannel writes on New York’s return from tropical Africa and the odd contrasts of home. The piece contrasts cheap disposable lighters, boiling water, and American habits with Africa’s independence drive and daily realities. It notes guests debating Africa’s fate, and urban fear beside distant struggles for self governance.
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Ward Cannel
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
Africa
New York City
Elizabethville
Hollywood
Lack Of Bank Closings May Signal Danger
Rep Wright Patman of Texas warns that record years with few or no bank failures may indicate a dangerous shift toward excessive bank safety. He spoke at the FDIC building opening, noting FDIC protects depositors but not bank risk avoidance, urging banks to take prudent risks to fulfill their credit role.
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New York Times
Washington
Wright
Patman
Dtexa
Patman Fe
House “Banking and Currency Committee
Federal’ Deposit Insurance Corporation
Texan
F.d.ilc
F.D.I.C
Vocational Training Urges Shift From Elite Rhetoric
Andrew Tully argues that federal and local spending misaligns with labor needs. Only 4 percent of secondary schooling funds go to vocational education while 700000 new trades jobs open yearly. He urges communities to boost hands on training in plumbing, TV repair, and other skilled trades to curb youth unemployment and gang trouble.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Kennedy
Karl ‘Mundt
R S. D
Chicago
United States
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