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...dailies, dire poverty mingles with impressive wealth: the Cleveland Press expects to show a $2,000,000 profit this year, while in Columbus, just 140 miles away, the anemic Citizen-Journal must ration pencils to reporters. The chain has not one headquarters but three: in Washington. New York and Cincinnati. It speaks with a single voice from Washington on national and international matters, but encourages diversity on the local level. And while the typical newspaper chain strives to establish monopolies, Scripps-Howard tries to avoid them. In Memphis, the only city where a Scripps-Howard monopoly exists, the Commercial Appeal...
...Scripps's grandsons, who inherited his empire and vote 80% of Scripps-Howard stock, trespass on editorial prerogative. In fact, they are scarcely interested. From the chain's third head quarters in Cincinnati. Grandson Charles W. Scripps. 42, board chairman of the controlling E. W. Scripps Co., is concerned mainly with implementing a directive handed down by his grandfather: "Never do business except at a profit." Says Charles Scripps: "We're constantly watching the profit picture. The minute you let up, the profits go down...
President Kennedy invaded hostile political territory last week-and didn't care one bit for the reception he got. In generally Republican Ohio, some 12,000 persons gathered in Cincinnati's Fountain and Government squares to hear him. But there were remarkably few of the cheers and admiring squeals to which the President has grown accustomed. Indeed, as Kennedy was introduced there were scattered boos...
Earlier, on arrival at the Greater Cincinnati Airport, across the Ohio River in Kentucky, Kennedy blamed the shortcomings of the expiring 87th Congress on the Republicans. "I have spent the last two years on issue after issue affecting the welfare of the people of Kentucky and the welfare of the people of this country, and seen us win issue after issue by three or four votes, or seen us lose issue after issue by one or two votes in the House or the Senate. Eighty percent of the Republicans in the House voted against a minimum wage...
Pitching: Purkey. Cincinnati (23-5) Batting: Davis, Los Angeles (.346) RBI: Davis, Los Angeles (153) Home Runs: Mays. San Francisco (49) Stolen Bases: Wills, Los Angeles...