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...well as two stripped models, start airborne tests in late 1962. On Wall Street the spending announcement set off a four-day market rally, paced by stocks of the null prime contractor (North American Aviation) and some of its 18 major subcontractors (G.E., IBM, Westinghouse, etc.). In Southern California, where the new funds will go far to fight unemployment in the airframe industry, Campaigner Jack Kennedy charged the Administration with a last minute "transparent political maneuver to increase Republican votes." Big question: Was the spending decision spurred by cold war or hot politics? Answer: Both. Last June...
Senator John F. Kennedy will suffer a defeat in the coming election because of his very close association with people like Eleanor Roosevelt, Adlai Stevenson, Walter Reuther, etc., and not because he is a Catholic or because of his past record in Congress...
...commercial organization of any sort. This will be taken to include political organizations; fraternal organizations, college and school groups; labor groups, industrial, business and professional organizations; religious orders; civic clubs, memorial and patriotic societies; philanthropic and reform societies (AntiTobacco League, for example); athletic organizations; women's groups, etc. . . . Where it seems fitting, the characters should reflect recognition and acceptance of the world situation in their thoughts and actions, although in dealing with war, our writers should minimize the 'horror' aspects . . References to other cowboy stars should not be used . . . References should not be made to other...
Close-Up! (ABC, 10:30-11 p.m.). The show promises a searching look at an often ignored subject: local election proposals -for school bonds, constitutional revisions, etc.-and how an indifferent electorate can inadvertently cause good ones to fail, bad ones to pass...
Good Eyes. During commercial breaks, the Open End station (New York area's WNTA-TV) ran advertisements for Radio Free Europe, showing barbed wire, a symbolically gagged resident of a satellite country, etc. When a Soviet aide passed a note into the studio telling Khrushchev what was going on, he waited until the next station break, then raged about "trickery"; suddenly, he broke into a smile and said, "Do what you like, enjoy yourselves, we will win, we will win." Susskind later apologized, said he knew nothing of the commercials...