Kennedy links O HARE to world market challenge at dedication
President Kennedy spoke at Chicago O Hare Airport noting globalization ties and job creation as central to national policy. He warned of 7 percent unemployment without more jobs and urged tax cuts to speed growth while stressing competition from foreign goods and the need for U S industry, labor, and government to pursue greater prosperity.
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Kennedy
Chicago
O'Hare International
America
United States
O'Hare
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway
Rolvaag Wins Minnesota Governor Race After Prolonged Wait
Democrat Karl Rolvaag will become Minnesota’s governor after a recount overturned the initial result. Republican Elmer L. Andersen conceded as the margin narrowed to about 0.007 percent of 1.25 million votes, with a sharply divided Legislature unlikely to back tax measures Rolvaag opposes.
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Minnesota
Elmer L. Andersen
State Supreme Court
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
State Capitol
Andersen
Anderson
Mr. Rolvaag
GOP
Illinois
House Goes First Class
Washington lawmakers favor lavish quarters as a new House Office Building and upgrades cost about 100 million dollars. The piece argues the government should prioritize district schools and public needs over extravagant offices.
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U.S
Andrew Tully
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Second Look on Red States and Popcorn in Markets
The article notes that some communist countries may adopt limited capitalist practices including blue laws. It suggests the United States could humorously tell Khrushchev to keep arms at home. It mentions colorful popcorn appealing to color TV owners and references the first robin and a beauty queen of a new season.
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United States
Mr. Khrushchev
Russia
Bali
Saturday Evening Post
Bali Bali
Pago Pago
Walla Walla
Bali Bali volcano headline spurs reminiscence and notes
Dave Felts writes of Bali Indonesia volcanic eruption headlines with heavy casualties and mass displacement. He recalls a comical Bali Bali from years past, then reviews SATURDAY Review on source books and dictionaries, quotes Harvard goldfish saga and a light spring forecast ending with garden plans and a nod to tomato plant care.
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Bali
Indonesia
Harvard
John F. Kennedy
Irving Clark
Seattle
Saturday Review
Clark
Jargon Infects the Writings of Physicians
Dr. Frederic T. Jung of Chicago criticizes medical jargon in the March issue of The New Physician. He condemns terminology that renders reports unintelligible to distant readers and reduces patients to objects, urging clearer writing and humane treatment in medical literature.
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Frederic T. Jung
Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
The
New Physician
Jung
Glmmph satire on tax cuts and consumerism in San Francisco Chronicle
Arthur Hoppe uses satire to mock economic stimulus via tax cuts and mass consumer buying. The piece coins the Glmmph a ubiquitous new gadget and imagines wildly growing production, salaries, and consumption to outpace the Russians. It weighs vanity purchases and hoarding fears in a Cold War context.
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Arthur Hoppe
San Francisco Chronicle
MUST SIGN Letters To Editor Rules Outlined
The Southern Illinoisan outlines rules for letters to the editor including required signature for publication and confidentiality, length limits of three-quarters of a standard page, and the right to reject libelous or irrelevant submissions.
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Southern Illinoisan
County Road Neglect Prompts Public Complaint Letter
A writer from Williamson County voices frustration over water standing on a western Carterville highway near Russell Cemetery. She details repeated reports to officials, a dangerous icy stretch, and lingering potholes. She cites local officials' lack of action and urges residents to inspect the site.
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The
Southern Illinoisan
Carterville
Russell Cemetery
Williamson County Farm Bureau Woman's Committee
Thane
Wright
Mr. Gooden
Cambria
Racing Derby Support Suggested by Reader
Michael Johnson of Carbondale urges joint funding by Murphysboro Herrin Junior Chamber of Commerce and local sponsors to cover Soap Box Derby costs. He cites lifelong memory and publicity benefits for Carbondale and neighboring cities.
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the Southern Trindsan
Carbondale
Michael Johnson
Chestnut St
Propaganda skills and late-night talk in a soda fountain
A casual dialogue shows a night worker skeptical about religious issues and political campaigns. The speaker, often near sleep, notes the daily effort to stir interest at the soda fountain and questions the difficulty of spreading propaganda.
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Mesabi
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
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New York Times News Service
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Racing Derby
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