JFK Opposes Isolationism and Maintains Quiet Diplomatic Ties
The editorial argues President Kennedy rejects isolationism and avoids public quarrels with rivals. It notes his tactful approach with Congress and Eisenhower, the support from Nixon on the nuclear test ban, and how patience yields results, including tax-cut aims and medical care blockage history.
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Harry S. Truman
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller attacks spark GOP chairmen rebuke
Report from Washington cites Rockefeller criticism of the Young Republicans and right wing influence after San Francisco. GOP leaders including John Ashbrook Ned Cushing and Herbert Warburton say the San Francisco convention was conservative not radical. Rockefeller’s stance prompts calls for censure from Lukens’ camp while upstate congressmen report his statewide popularity falling and many Republicans favor Goldwater.
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Felton Lewis JR
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Donald ‘Buz’ Lukens
Re 1
San Francisco
Ren. BH Brock
Ed Foreman
Rockefeller
Lukens
Charles McDevitt
Rocky
Meet the Press
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Kansas
Ned Cushing
Herbert Warburton
Eisenhower
Charleye Whorter
New York
GOP
Earl Warren
Chicago
U S Offers West Germany Use Of Bases In France
The United States reportedly offered West Germany access to some American military supply bases in France, according to the New York Times. The move signals ongoing security coordination between the two nations amid postwar defense planning and alliance commitments.
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New York
United States
West Germany
France
New York Times
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 2% Annamese measure
Across clues list entries including Annamese measure fold over incite child's bed. Incite 10. Geol vein angle ii Melody 12 Cooked 1z Division of aplay 14. Mother colleg 16. Signsas correct 17. Expression of disgust 14. Enemy scouk 19. To lie at rest 21. Detest 22 Tuber So Am 23. Father affect 24. Injure 26. Transmitted by hand 29. Skill 30. Gil's name SL Confederate general 32. Yes dial var 33. Small explosive sound 34. Yugoslav 31. Den 37. Desert in Asia 38. Warbled 39. Genus of fly 40. Greiz
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Desert
Asia
Greiz
How Do You Stand
Barry Goldwater argues that tax cuts must wait for spending cuts due to a $9 billion deficit. He criticizes business leaders for supporting tax relief without enforcing tighter federal expenditure controls. He quotes Congressman Byrnes and others urging fiscal responsibility before tax reductions. He ends by asking the reader how they stand.
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Washington
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United States
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U.S
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House
Ways and Means Committee
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Stuart T. Sanders
Eames
Kes
Wisconsin
Treasury
Byrnes
Burn
Milenarian identity and trivia in a grab bag
A quirky collage asks 2.1 percent milenarian query, notes Minas Basin fame, questions Washington Monument material, and cites a private exchange switchboard. It lists birthdays for Horowitz and Untermeyer, Harvey, Padres, and Roberts, plus a language tidbit and a 1377 Continental Congress date.
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Minas Basin
Washington National Monument
York, Pa
Europe's most famous road through Tyrol and Alps
An article notes a legendary road built 1930 to 1935 by Hitler era effort, linking eastern Tyrol from June to October via snow tunnels, climbing from 2,526 to 8,353 feet, with Brack and Lienz endpoints and a glacier views, amid imperial and geographic context. It also references long-distance travel and a famous peak.
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Europe
Hitler
Italy
Mail opens view on changing middle class work norms
HAL BOYLE reports in New York AP that more middle class wives work outside the home and that in families earning about seven thousand dollars the income dynamics shift, indicating a broader trend toward dual earners and evolving domestic roles.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hom
Baytown letters question city ethics and roles
Readers critique the city’s handling of police chief issues, a legal challenge, and local governance. A nurse mother defends the chief Bob Ford, while readers debate legal enforcement, civic groups, and the truth behind raids. The page includes quotes, trivia, and public interest notes.
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Citizens, Committee For Legal Law Enforcement
Bostown
Harris County
Bob Fordhe
Mt. Dat
Core
Baytown
Cer City
Italian player risks slam in world bridge match
In the 1951 world championship match at Waples Italy versus the United States, Baroni as South opened 2 clubs and reached six diamonds after interference bids. West led clubs, Baroni overcalled the king with ace to win by avoiding a trump loss. He sacrificed the standard finesse, hoping the other table would also reach slam, and his gamble paid off with Italy gaining 1,370 points as the opposite table failed in six diamonds.
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United States
Waples
Baroni
France
West
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Beroni
East
Baresi
Trea Syndicate, Inc
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