No Defense Against Missiles In U S Nuclear Test Debate
The article argues that a foolproof anti missile system is unlikely and discusses Nike Zeus limits and costs. It notes that defenses must cope with attack from any direction and quantity, making an effective shield doubtful. It urges international arms control to end the costly race.
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Pacific
United States
Russia
Defense McNamara
Defense Department
Adenauer blocks new Berlin access agreement aims
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer dismisses the American plan for an international supervision of access routes to Berlin calling it unworkable and shows no hope for a positive outcome. His stance maintains the Berlin status quo, seen as dangerous and unsatisfactory amid Warsaw Pact pressure.
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West Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
U.S. State Department
Herr Adenauer
Adenauer
Watch on the Potomac amid Kennedy remark raises business doubt
The column defends Kennedy calling businessmen not anti business and argues the remark misreads his cautious economic stance. It notes steel price moves, Goldbergs and Heller’s work, and urges restoring business morale without a crackdown on labor.
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Kennedy
Reservists praised for service despite early call-up issues
Gen Decker defends reservists against public complaints noting the vast majority served faithfully. Last year’s hurried call-up created hardships and mismatched units but is unlikely to recur. Regular Army strength is being rebuilt as reserves fill a critical gap in danger.
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Gen. Decker
Soviet Union
Berlin
Culture Invasion Of The White House Sparks Debate
The article critiques White House cultural tastemaking led by Arthur Schlesinger Jr with mentions of Isaac Stern Stravinsky and Pablo Casals. It warns television could dull public life and hints at Cold War context comparing US and Soviet cultural races through Van Cliburn and Doctor Zhivago references.
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Fred Waring
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Isaac Stern
Pablo Casals
Stravinsky
Oxford
Schlesinger
Soviet Union
Babcock Rebutted over Vermont Representation Reform
Rodney Noble critiques Robert S. Babcock's proposal to require towns with at least 200 population and to consolidate Landgrove and Peru to shrink the General Assembly. He argues the plan would not speed legislation or ensure justice, notes small towns’ solid financial position, and urges keeping state aid formulas and consolidation separate from reapportionment.
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Robert S. Babcock
Bennington League of Women Voters
General Assembly of Vermont
Peru
Landgrove
Benning Wentworth
New Hampshire
Bromley
Bennington County
Green Mountains
Readsboro
Rutland
New York State
Virgin Hall
No Man’s Land
Prof. Babcock
Babcock
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St. Johnsbury
Somerset
Glastonbury
Granby
Essex County
Rodney Noble
Rutland Herald
Letter favors regional high school to Bennington voters
Stepen H. Gilman urges Bennington voters to approve the Union School District on May 28. He cites the Bennington Southwest District School Planning Committee report and argues the region can fund a regional high and junior high school with better education for all while limiting future tax increases.
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Bennington Southwest
Union
Stepen H. Gilman
Crescent Boulevard
Bennington
Bennington name origins questioned by reader
Charles W Ayres of Bradenton Florida questions common Belief on Bennington Vermont being named after Benning Wentworth. He recounts local history from Bennington and Shaftsbury and notes English origins of settlers and place names.
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Town Hill
Charles Sanford
Algiers
Sage
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Shaftsbury
Shaftesbury
Dorsetshire
Henry the Eighth
Red Rufus
William the Conqueror
St. Peter’s
Charles W. Ayres
Bradenton, Fla
U.S. Faces Strains With Allies Over Berlin Policy
AP analysis notes growing tensions with allies including Adenauer in West Germany and de Gaulle in France over Berlin. It also cites evolving U.S. ties with Britain, Laos under Prince Boun Oum, Vietnam under Ngo Dinh Diem, and India led by Prime Minister Nehru amid Cold War pressures.
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