McNamara counters Goldwater with new defense stats
Defense Secretary McNamara releases updated figures to rebut Goldwater's charge of military drift. He cites 540 U S strategic bombers on alert versus 270 Soviet bombers, 750 ICBMs for the U S against fewer than 188 for the USSR, and 12 Polaris submarines capable of 192 missiles, while warning that intelligence estimates are imperfect and CIA projections have been revised in the past.
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McNamara
Kennedy
Goldwater
Russia
Central Intelligence Agency
Car Theft Prevention Tips Emphasize Locking and Vigilance
A safety organization warns that open cars invite thieves who scan parked vehicles for valuables. Drivers should store items in trunks, lock doors, and keep windows up. Do not leave keys in the car and report suspicious people to police.
German claims tribunal loss sparks doubt on war sabotage cases
Dr. Victor Hucking, a German member of the mixed claims commission, quit the tribunal amid deliberations on world war sabotage claims, signaling slim chances for Germany in the cases. Reports from Washington cite hostage concerns in Mexico and Huerta’s weakening position as Amb. Nelson O’Shaunghnessy returns to Vera Cruz.
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Victor Hucking
Mixed Claims Commission
Germany
Canter Lonas
Sarah Belle Fletcher
Roy Schlegel
Turtle Creek
James Edward Lupton
Muhlenburg College
Allentown
Winchester
United States
Mexico
Washington
U.S
Nuevo Laredo
Nelson O’shaughnessy
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Supreme Court limits on street demonstrations debated
Washington column questions what constitutes a lawful protest as clashes between police and demonstrators at the New York World's Fair raise issues of constitutional rights. It cites Supreme Court rulings on sit ins and marches and notes police face legal challenges in handling crowd disruptions without violence. James Farmer and Bayard Rustin participated in a sit in at the New York Pavilion, reflecting a legal shift toward permitting demonstrations despite injunctions.
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Washington
New York City
Land
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Supreme Court
Warren
Douglas
State House
Columbia
S.C
New York State
New York Fair
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Bayard Rustin
Congress
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The meditation notes that success depends on mindset and effort. It rejects gloom and deflating self talk, citing Abraham Lincoln on happiness and urging action over complaint. It argues most achieve or fail by thinking and relating to others and emphasizes proactive improvement.
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Abraham Lincoln
Shubert Foundation Grants Support for Theater Apprentices
The Shubert Foundation in New York established fellowships at 13 universities to aid apprentice dramatists with grants up to 3000 dollars for graduate students starting next fall. Two fellowships also fund directing and theater management. The foundation honors the elder Shubert brother and supports the theater system that runs 17 Broadway playhouses and other venues.
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New York
Sam S. Shubert
Lee
J. J. Shubert
Shubert Theater System
Ed Begley At 62 Reaches Olympus Of Theatrical Profession
Ed Begley won an Academy Award at age 62 for his role in the film Sweet Bird of Youth. He thanks his agent in a brief acceptance and reflects on a long, varied career from radio to Hollywood, Broadway, and television. He recalls his rough upbringing and early work in carnivals and fairs before breaking into acting.
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Ed Begley
Olympus
New York
Begley
Kerry County
Hartford
Conn
Rights bill reads like a spaghetti maze of law
Henry J. Taylor argues the proposed civil rights bill H.R. 7152 is unreadable and unenforceable. He warns the public and lawmakers about 55 pages of fine print, undefined terms, and a cascade of inspectors and courts that could stall justice.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Senate
Gracie Fields
Aspidistra
Justice Department
Notable Faith Reflections On Justification And Living Faith
A compilation quotes Romans on justification bringing peace with God through Christ and Fosdick argues life blends belief with action as future relations shape daily conduct. The excerpts highlight faith as both doctrine and living adventure.
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God
Lord Jesus Christ
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Patch tests to identify clothing irritants and heart leak prognosis
Reader reports itching rash from a dark blue wool and dacron suit. Dr Brandstadt suggests patch testing with fabric samples to identify the irritant and, if needed, dye components. describes possible desensitization and avoidance. Also discusses a congenital heart leak from pulmonary artery to aorta, noting it may be mild and life expectancy unaffected.
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Acorta
How's Your I Q Score Based on 100 Question Test
Daily results categorize performance from Memory Genius to Good with options 9 10 correct 7 8 correct 5 6 correct 4 correct. Ten questions cover flags linguistic lapsus author carafe nursery rhyme king polo origin and ice temperature. Page 2 reveals correct answers.
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France
Italy
India
United States
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