Cohn Shows That He Learned Lesson Well
Editorial on Roy Cohn recalling his McCarthy era role and current indictment for perjury and obstruction of justice. The piece portrays his reflex to strike back and hurl charges, linking past and present tactics and warning against his continued aggressive methods. It notes Morgenthau’s view of a vendetta and critiques Cohn’s impulse to maim opponents.
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Roy Cohn
New York
U.S
Robert M. Morgenthau
Cohn
Treasury Department
Mr. Morgenthau
the Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Schuman laid groundwork for European unity
Robert Schuman, French statesman and diplomat, died at 77. He shaped postwar Europe by proposing the 1950 Schuman Plan to pool coal and steel, which evolved into the European Coal and Steel Community and onward toward the Common Market and Euratom.
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Schuman
Charles de Gaulle
France
Robert Schuman
European Coal and Steel Community
Jean Monnet
European Community of Atomic Energy
Rules Now Cover Irresponsible Broadcasters
The NBA objects to mandatory FCC adoption of its code of good practices. Leroy Collins urges newspapers to protest, and member stations urge listeners to send objections, arguing regulations threaten freedom of broadcasting and all communications. The NBA supports self regulation and local responsibility within existing FCC authority.
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Federal Communications Commission
National Association of Broadcasters
Commission
NBA
Leroy Collins
FCC
Critics Question Burial Rites
Critics question burial practices in the United States as Jessica Mit ford's The American Way of Death spurs debate. CBS plans The Great American Funeral, while undertakers defend embalming as American practice, arguing critics miscast motives and the public clamor for a comforting illusion.
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Jessica Mitfords
United States
Columbia Broadcasting System
William M. Krieger
National Selected Morticians
Vladimir Lenin
George Goodstein
Second Look at Compact Cars and GOP Race Colorful Mentions
Compact cars grow bigger as a pedestrian hopeful at an intersection contends with vehicles. The Republican gubernatorial field includes Chuck Percy Charley Carpentier and Hayes Robertson. In Russia shoppers face Brand X offerings amid brief, fragmented observations.
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Chuck Percy
Charley Carpentier
Hayes Robertson
World Science Fiction Convention Opens in DC
About 700 fans attended the 21st World Science Fiction Convention in Washington DC last week. Isaac Asimov spoke on the program while Hugo Award balloting for the best novel of 1963 drew attention. A publisher discussed monster magazines and the appeal of myths as fans sought escape through fantasy and horror.
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Washington, D. C
Isaac Asimov
Busy Years Kennedys Celebrate 7th Anniversary, Washington
Virginia E. Palmer recalls Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy on their ten years of marriage. The piece contrasts Jack and Jackie Kennedy in health, appetite, and tastes, noting her rise as a political partner and their public scrutiny and stylish image.
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Washington
St. Mary's Church
Newport
R.L
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
Massachusetts
Jack
Jackie
Cape
Kennedy
Must Sign Letters To Editor Rules Outlined
The Southern Illinoisan outlines letter policy requiring a signature, with confidentiality only when safety is at risk, and a page length limit. It also notes the editor may reject libelous or irrelevant letters. The text then shifts to a biographical sketch of the Kennedy family's residences and lifestyle, detailing several homes from Hickory Hill to Maine, Virginia, and Cape Cod as they seek privacy and a family haven.
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Dean Acheson
U. S
Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
Robert Schuman
Andrei Vishinsky
Hickory Hill
McLean
Robert Kennedy
John Kennedys
Georgetown
Washington
Hammersmith Farm
Florida
Joseph P
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
Costly Fight Against Cancer Gains Ground Says ACS Leader
Dr J S Rawdin president of the American Cancer Society notes that past bets on cancer control are paying off with expected cures in the near term. Advances in diagnosis and chemotherapy, including methotrexate and actinomycin D, are driving down deaths especially in women with certain cancers. Progress comes from drugs, surgery, and radiation, with vaccines and antisera showing promise in some tumors.
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J. S. Rawdin
American Cancer Society
Associated Press
Reader Wonders Are These Ways To Safety
Editor cites safe driving and road hazards as common topics. The letter laments dangerous practices by drivers and funeral processions, urging others to keep moving and avoid stopping on highways during services.
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Hiinofsan
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Women's News Service
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Virginia
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President
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