Freedom Bonds campaign promotes payroll savings plan
Treasury promotes United States Savings Bonds as a convenient payroll savings option. Mrs Emily Terrall of St Helens Oregon will visit Butte and Anaconda to advocate the program, now renamed Freedom Bonds, highlighting their role in defense and space ventures and the value of individual participation during times of risk to freedoms.
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United States
Treasury Department
United States Savings
Emily Terrall
St. Helens
Ore
Butte
Anaconda
U.S
America
Russia
Kennedy Europe trip faces headaches amid Vatican shadow
The Kennedy trip to Europe is under strain from headaches in planning and Vatican illness shadows. McGeorge Bundy weighs decisions as Italy, West Germany, and Britain shift politics, while France and Ireland lie outside plans. The State Department notes limited options as disarmament and trade issues loom.
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Kennedy
Europe
McGeorge Bundy
Ireland
State Department
Goldwater Surges in GOP Preference Amid Polls
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater gains momentum toward the 1964 Republican nomination as multiple polls show him overtaking Nelson Rockefeller among GOP voters and independents. Gallup and other surveys indicate Goldwater leading in key states and delegations, with party officials debating his run timing and potential to defeat President Kennedy.
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Berlin
Willy Brandt
France
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Labor
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Rocky
George
Rockefeller
George Gallup
Congressional Quarterly
Indianapolis News
Atlanta Constitution
U.S. News and World Report
Paul Fanin
Improved Childbirth Techniques Offer Relief and Confidence
A reader asks how to calm fear after a 35 hour labor. Dr Molner suggests discussing pain reduction options with a new doctor, joining expectant mother classes, and notes that subsequent births are usually easier. He cites studies on women’s crises and emphasizes natural childbirth with anesthesia when needed.
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Boston
French Trade Deficit Shrinks Balance in 1962
Paris reports France recorded a 2 million dollar deficit in last year’s trade balance, contrasting with a 541 million dollar surplus in 1961, signaling a shift in international commerce.
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Paris
Striker Crucible in New Jersey Teamsters Fight
A Lerner regional profile chronicles violent clashes at Local 560 in Union City New Jersey as oppositionists led by Walter Glockner and George Phillips clash with Tony Provenzano and allies. FBI probes, indictments, and suspensions swirl around a 16 000 member union with a disputed Dec 14 election.
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Union City
N.J
United
Tony
Three Fingers
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Here
Washington
Bureau of Labor Management Reports
FBI
Walter Glockner
George Phillips
Union Hall
Phillips
Glockner
Pro) Provenzano
Pro
Salvatore
Sammy) Provenzano
Nunzio Provenzano
Nunzio
Teamsters Local 522
Newark
560
Salvatore Briguglio
Eustace Roper
Jersey City
New York City
Ornamental Iron Company
Teamster
Council of Teamsters
International Brotherhood
Union of the United States
Land of the
Free
Love in Gloom as China Criticizes Early Marriage
A recent analysis notes Communist authorities oppose early marriage to keep youths focused on building the state. Men should wait until 30 and women until 25 while young people are urged toward museums lectures and Young Communist League rallies. The piece contrasts with popular culture and notes a grudging truce with jazz.
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New China
Young Communist League
Communist Party
China
Peking
Norway Sees Record Foreign Visitor Count
Oslo reports 3,000,000 travelers with 3,600,000 foreigners visiting Norway last year. Over a million were from Sweden, according to the National Travel Association figures.
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Oslo
Norway
National Travel Association
Our Readers Speak Two MSC Students Call Virginia City Story Exaggerated
Two Montana State College students from Madison County contest a Virginia City report as exaggerated and misleading. They note that celebrations there were wilder in the past and accuse merchants of provoking trouble by over serving.
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Virginia City
MSC
Madison County
UPI
Montana State College
Goldwater Faces Pressure Over Kuchel Attack and Nut Fringe
The piece discusses Barry Goldwater's strategic silence on Tom Kuchel's May 2 attack labeling conservatives as nutty fringe. It argues he should address the deeper causes of nutty extremism, defend anti UN pacifism concerns, and push a strong case against the New Frontier while avoiding fodder for headlines. It notes party nerves and the gamble of courting or avoiding controversy.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Tom Ruchel
Goldwater
Kuchel
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U. S. Army
United Nations
Fosdick
Ruchel
Republican Party
Rachel
Goldwateris
Union Settlement Generates Heat at Albany Bakery
Dispute after a brief strike ends with a 10 cent per hour raise for male workers and two extra white pants per week for men only. Female workers protest, fueling a male versus female tensions as management faces scrutiny from officials.
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Albany
N.Y
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