Kennedy Izvestia interview stirs ally tensions in Europe
Washington reports say the Khrushchev son in law interview published in Izvestia sparked French criticism of U S and British tactics. De Gaulle fears West German concessions and a possible new Yalta outcome while urging allied unity and caution in public diplomacy. The piece notes distrust of public disclosures and urges consulting allies before revealing delicate negotiations.
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Washington
Great Britain
West Germany
France
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Izvestia
Khrushchev
Paris
News & World Report
Investia
Berlin
Russia
United States
Britain
U.S
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
East Germany
West Berlin
Intestia
Soviet Union
Alies
Nikita Khrushchev
AFL-CIO Convention Faces Split Over Union Jurisdiction
The Florida AFL-CIO gathering centers on a clash between industrial unions and building trades unions over jurisdiction for production and maintenance versus new construction. Plans for interunion dispute settlement are to be reviewed, with Meany criticizing spending on organizing fights while union membership trends show declines from 1953 to 1960 across major unions. Hoffa and the Teamsters seek readmission after 1957 expulsion, riding a large member base to prominence.
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AFL - Cio
Florida
Jurisidion
AFL
AFL and Cio
Industrial Union Department
Building Trades
al Hayes
Machinists
George Meany
Aflcio
Meany
U. S. Department of Labor
U. S
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Teameters
U.S
Birdhouse Box Tests Golden Rule In Austin
A curb service in Austin Texas uses a birdhouse shaped box with two openings to collect donations and distribute funds. Elegant Old English lettering invites generosity and repayment by helping others. A local observer notes users take only part of what is inside, joking the box may be placed too high.
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Austin Tex
Senator Soaper Claims Schultz Refuses Ideal Husband Father Role
Senator Soaper says Schultz declines the ideal of being a well adjusted husband and father, framing the dispute as a clash over personal expectations and public duties.
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Schultz
Lippmann on China in UN Faces Postponement
Walter Lippman argues the UN cannot seating Red China or ejecting Nationalists due to the two Chinese states in war. He says a prolonged stalemate exists between Peking backed mainland China and Taipei backed Taiwan, urging a policy of delay toward peaceful coexistence and avoiding dangerous unilateral moves.
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China
General Assembly
Red
United Nations
North
South Korea
Vietnam
Germany
Korea
Viet Nam
Toj
Red China
Mainland
Peking
Soviet Union
Taiwan
Taipei
United States
Mainland China
Taiwan China
Chiang Kai-shek
Mr. Zorin
Asia
Zorin
Happy Motoring in the Soviet Union by H. J. Taylor
H J Taylor outlines Soviet car buying, detailing bureaucratic hurdles and shortages. He notes Moscow outlet wait times, limited production, and strict rules including multiple oath requirements, police scrutiny, and the lack of private car radios or road infrastructure. The piece contrasts Soviet traffic policy with U S car freedom and highlights high costs and delays.
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Fle
Russia
Moskvitch
Soviet Union
Moscow
Leningrad
Minsk
Kiev
Kharkov
Florida
Happy Masur
Death of Senator Styles Bridges Rocks GOP Power Struggle
The death of Sen. Styles Bridges R NH loosens a central GOP figure in Washington and New England. Bridges wielded influence in party jockeying among Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon, shaping nominations and strategy. His absence reshapes cloakroom diplomacy and the balance of power amid a fractious Republican scene.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
R-N-H
Republican Party
GOP
Sam Rayburn
Democrats
New England
Bridges
Nelson Rockafeller
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Richard M
Goldwater
Castertar
Racheleliere
Eriigas
Poy
Castro Confesses Marxist Leninist Beliefs Stating He Is A Communist
George Sokolsky argues Castro’s admission confirms he is a Marxist Leninist and implies U S policy failures. He faults the State Department and White House for overreliance on the CIA and calls for a reevaluation of Cuban policy and broader American intervention doctrine.
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State Department
White House
Fidel Castro
Soviet
Russia
Castro
Herbert Matthews
New York Times
Arthur Gardner
Earl E. T. Smith
Oing
Dominican Republic
Marx
Lenin
China
United States
Mao Tzetung
Chiang Kai-shek
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
French Indochina
Ho Chihminh
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Washington
Daily Telegraph Chronicle of Past Local Mentions
A dated collection of past notes lists T. E. Carter returning from Roanoke, L. K. King visit to Bluefield, and T. J. Phelps business trip to Richmond. It recalls a Tennessee football win over NYU at a New York arena, Britain’s 20 years ago wartime declarations, and a Paris postmark with garbled surrounding text.
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T. E. Carter
Roanoke
Mrs. L. K. King of
Wheeling
Bluefield
Triaty Yrara
University of Tennessee
New York University
Ameriah Legion
New Yorkity
Walker Entitled To Day In Court Says Thurmond Aide
Washington Senate ally says Army afraid to court martial Gen Edwin Walker. McCaw report finds Walker violated Hatch Act and federal law by political indoctrination in 1960s. Thurmond aide notes Army opted for transfer and retirement over open court action. Alf Landon visits Washington to urge tariff reform and UMEEU changes.
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Washington
En. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Edwin Walker
Walker
Harry Dent
Thurmond
Sen. Thurmond
Robert H. McCaw
Gen. Walker
Gen. McCaw
24Th Infantry Division
United States
Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dean Acheson
Eric Sevareid
Edward R. Murrow
Walter Cronkite
McCaw
Harry S. Truman
Alf Landon
Kansas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
Landon
Alf
UBA
Poems Come Out With Me In Frayed Wet Wood Air
Fragmentary poem scene invites to step into damp wood air and a pale sun haloing snow. Imagery blends mist, silvered discs, and a barren landscape with a solitary sense of motion and renewal. Dense, oblique lines suggest a field of ochre light and distant figures.
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Hugh the Short
Ezekiel
Joseph Addison
Mercer County
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Soaper
Walter Lippman
H. J. Taylor
Happy
The
Steppes
Mit
Moscow Zone
James Free
New York
Nixon
Arough
Capitol
George Sokolsky Castro
T. J. Phelps
Richmond, Va
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Hungary
Romania
Tyrie
Drew Pearson Walker
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