The Rule of Law and the Vietnam Debate
Walter Lippmann and Stewart Alsop discuss covert action in Vietnam and Cuba. The piece weighs legality versus expediency, arguing intervention is lawful only with a government request and noting limits on clandestine aid while condemning low aims and urging inspired, larger dreams.
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South Vietnam
Diem
Soviet Union
Stewart Alsop
Evening Post
Southeast Asia
United Nations
United States
The Case Records of a Psychologist and a Bossy Mine Tale
A fragmented piece blends a tale of John Thompson a 12 year old coal miner in England with a later polemic on the rule of law in foreign intervention. It juxtaposes a boss’s harsh firing over a quip with reflections on Cuba South Vietnam and Cold War legality. The text cites 1961 copyright and references espionage and international law theories.
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John
Chicago
Lowell
John Thompson
Thompson
Jesus
Temple
Jerusalem
John Trompson
England
Tickler
Cancer survivor recalls surgery and doubt in cancer talks
A reader recounts surviving multiple cancer surgeries and regaining weight after internal cancer treatment. The columnist confesses prior bias against operations for internal cancer, thanks doctors and patients for new insights, and urges honesty in patient testimony while inviting letters to Dr Brady for health queries. The piece also notes a clergyman who helped fund Chicago Temple and has taught a Bible class for 28 years.
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Fellows
Pennsylvania
Devsons
Tve
Hippocrates
Braty
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Menee
Oxford University
Osford
America
Chicago
Chicago Temple
Folklore Reflections From Quotations and War Notes
A collage of quotations on education politics and ambition from varied figures, followed by J B Martin answering about the Spanish American War. It recounts Theodore Roosevelt on spies and details the 1898 conflict, its naval battles at Manila Bay and Santiago, and the ensuing Cuban, Puerto Rico, and Philippine outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Manila Bay
Santiago
Texas
Jack Philip
Cuba
Puerto Rico
U. S
Philippine Islands
U.S
Urban Redevelopment Sparks Uneasy Questions on Project A
The city advances Project A amid unresolved questions about buyouts, rent for residents, and lack of compensation for lost income. Doubts arise on housing for dispossessed families, financing for a possible development, and who bears the cost if rentals rise or buyers cannot afford homes. Officials cite federal funding and delays in addressing housing needs.
The Power Grab by Kennedy in His Early Presidency
The piece argues that Kennedy seeks to extend executive power with proposals to veto individual spending items and to manipulate tax rates and farm prices. It warns such moves would undermine Article I and strip Congress of legislative authority, eroding government by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Congress
Indiana
Kennedy
Secretary of Agriculture
Executive Branch
Congress of the
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Big Three Wage Talks Set to Begin in Detroit
Washington watches the auto wage negotiations as the United Auto Workers and General Motors Ford and Chrysler open talks this week under a Kennedy era policy of voluntary wage and price restraint. Industry expects a 7 to 10 percent package amid labor weakness and no strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt W. Rostow
United Auto Workers
Washington
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Detroit
Kennedy
Pieter Walter Reuther
Leonard Woodcock
CAW
Henry Ford II
Reuther
America
UAW
Sec. of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Welsh Names Full-time Parole Board Appointments
Indiana forms full-time parole board for male institutions with Gary lawyer and DePauw graduate named. Warden and state prison officials join board. salary set at 11,000 yearly. Dr Thomas delays start until July 25. Robert B. Hougham to fill interim role.
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Sapolis
Gary
DePauw University
Indiana State
Indiana
Tarnees
Matthew E. Welsh
Ray
Paul A
Reform- Greencaste
Atory
Boys’ School
State Department of Correction
Penal Farm
Arthur
Campbell
Board of Correction
Paul H. Hoge
Chicago
Rudicell
Bation
SEC chief cites stock manipulation evidence before Congress
Washington report notes SEC Chairman William L Cary testified on evident manipulation in stock sales and urged approval of a $750000 investigation to test if current laws protect small investors. Also covered are May cost of living easing, worker pay reaching a record, meat and poultry price cuts, and deficit spending plans to raise the debt limit. Ford stock activity and portfolio diversification are mentioned.
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Washington
UPC
William L. Cary
Securities & Exchange Commission
SEC
Labor Department
Treasury
Dillon
Detroit
Ford
Ersify
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Walter Lippman
TODAY
Castro
Sano
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Moscow
Penning
Inj
Weste
Ull
Weather Bureau
Central Plains
Missisippi
Oho
Western Lakes
Gut
Rockies
Okklahoma
Tennessee Valley
Pacific Northwest
William I
Wade
Lawrence Nurphy
Aman
Robert Lewis Stevenson
E. N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Herbert ¥. Prochnow
Kenneth Roberts
Passage
J. B. Martin
Theodore Roosevelt
Morro Castle
Wabash River
Tme Parole Board
Horis
Segen
Frase Ebis Nage
Nation
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenberger
Harrie W
Toner
Felix A. Blick
Edwin A Bailey
Andation
Madison
Associated Press
Aveten C, Hyer
Odds and Ends
E.0
M. Sale
Ware
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