Notre Dame Award Goes To Stevenson
The Notre Dame senior class selects Adlai E. Stevenson as the year’s Patrotism Award recipient for devotion to world peace. Edgar C. Eck Jr. of Richmond announces the choice and commends Stevenson for articulating American policy at the United Nations.
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Pope's Physician Returns Home After Pope's Recovery
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII's physician Dr. Antonio Gasbarrini left Rome for Bologna as the pontiff continues convalescence after anemia and stomach troubles. The doctor will return by week’s end while the Pope attended a weekend Ecumenical Council ceremony and canonizations showing improved health.
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Historians Form Group to Index Confederate Papers
Four historians in Chicago form a group to index 52 volumes of the Papers of the Southern Historical Society stored at the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond. George F. Markham Jr. will index the work with E B Long Ralph G. Newman and Robert W. Waitt Jr. as sponsors via the Richmond Civil War Centenary Committee. Total project cost is estimated at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars with an additional 10 000 needed for publication.
Business Not Good Enough to Satisfy Chamber Leader
Washington AP Ladd Plumley president of the U S Chamber of Commerce says 1962 was a good year but not good enough and a tax cut early next year could help restore stronger economic growth. He urges reform lowering bottom personal tax rates and cutting corporate rates to 47 percent.
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Paul Herzog
National Automobile Dealers Association
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Court to Rule On Illinois School Integration Case
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on a challenge claiming that the Community Unit School Dist. No. 187 in St. Clair County Illinois denies integrated education by drawing attendance boundaries to force Negro students into segregated schools and maintaining separate classes. The appeal followed a Chicago federal appellate ruling that state remedies were not exhausted.
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Misused phrases spotlight style and cadence in writing
A language note examines how asking about aging can mislead readers. It contrasts correct emphasis with awkward phrasing and explains how capitalization and intonation affect meaning in quoted questions.
Life Says Kennedy Opened Adlai Files
Life magazine reports President Kennedy opened government files to two Newsweek Post reporters who wrote a critical account of Adlai Stevenson. Kennedy denied the charge, saying Stevenson’s role was misrepresented and expressing full confidence in Stevenson.
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New York Daily News
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John L. Steele
Saturday Evening Post
State Department
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Palm Springs
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Recount Opens in 8th District After Election Loss
In Hastings Court a three judge panel begins recounting about 58 000 ballots from the November 6 general election for the 8th District congressional race. Republican Dr Louis H Williams seeks to overturn Democratic Rep J Vaughan Gary after trailing by 343 votes. Judge W Moscoe Huntley presides with two additional judges.
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HoFFA Trial Details Turbulent Courtroom Scene
Coleman of Fredericksburg reports on the Hoffa trial continuation addressing alleged Taft Hartley Act violations. Pellets fired at the Teamsters leader did not injure him but prompted a mistrial motion as testimony paused. Defense attorney Haggerty filed motions to seal discussion and the judge planned rulings on their fate.
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