Ike Delivers Thin Rebuke Over Cuba At Booksellers Event
John Chamberlain notes Emmet Hughes and Ike Eisenhower spar over disclosures and policy, with Ike revealing plans for his forthcoming memoir. The exchange touches on Dulles and Guatemala and raises whether Ike rebukes the current administration on Cuba.
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JFK
Cuba
Washington
American Booksellers Association
Shoreham
Emmet John Hughes
Eisenhower
Hughes
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Intelligence
John Foster Dulles
Formosa
Middle East
Foster Dulles
Emmet Hughes
Kennedy politics and legal costs threaten economic momentum
The piece argues that while Kennedy campaigned to move the economy, actual relief may come despite government actions. It notes rising business costs from lawsuits, citing 29 oil firms facing price fixing suits with $10 million in defense costs and other firms incurring hundreds of thousands in legal fees, hindering growth.
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White House
Bobby Kennedy
U.S
Los Angeles Times
Supreme Court
Automation Boosts Net Jobs Despite Unemployment Fears
Analysis recalls a Washington automation milestone at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. dedicated to a new 400000 dollar dial exchange. The firm projects 275 new operators and 175 clerks, with even more hires by 1963 end. Automation raises calls and expands demand, supporting higher pay and better conditions.
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University of Chicago
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Washington
Pearson argues Kennedy Peace Push Mirrors Wilson Legacy
Drew Pearson compares Kennedy's plea for peace to Woodrow Wilson's failed attempt at the League of Nations. He cites political opposition and warns that neglecting diplomacy with the Soviet Union risks another war. The column endorses Kennedy's sincerity while noting political courage and the need for mutual tolerance.
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American University
Staunton
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
League of Nations
Russia
Pope John
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Red Army
United States
Fifty Years Ago Visit by J T Mann in Bluefield
Daily Telegraph notes a Bramwell resident J T Mann visiting Bluefield marking a half century ago. The item reflects on historical daily telegraph coverage and local recollections.
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J. T. Mann of
Bramwell
Bluefield
Kennedy Uses Troops in Alabama a Presedential Risk
The article weighs President Kennedy’s use of federal troops to desegregate Alabama and contrasts it with Eisenhower’s actions at Little Rock. It notes Congress repealed key provisions, the current law limits military enforcement of court orders, and previews a potential Supreme Court case over the constitutionality of federal force in Alabama. It cites Governor Wallace, U.S. Marshals, and the Supreme Court ruling as context for ongoing legal debate.
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Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Tuscaloosa
Congress
U. S
Oxford
Mississippi
Mississipi
Wallace
Alabama
University of Alabama
Supreme Court
United State
Supreme Court of the
Poem Fragment by Helen Harrington
A brief lyric describes stepping into a sunset glow as a luminous gem cast by a king. The speaker feels caught in shifting light, lost in pinks and rose, and notes the transitory beauty of this glory.
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Helen Harrington
Robert Ruark on Negro progress and responsibility
The piece argues that even successful Black Americans are linked to broader racial issues. It cites Adam Clayton Powell warning of potential upheaval and urges integration end to intra racial snobbery. It stresses shared taxes and the need for uplift of less fortunate Black brothers for true equality.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Malcolm X
Washington, D. C
Powell
Washington
New York
Puerto Rico
Europe
America
Tery
East Side
West Side
United States
Andrew We’re Stuck With The Indian Mess Washington
A provocative defense of hardline anti communist aid argues the United States must fund India’s defense against China despite decades of tepid Indian stance. It cites totals of aid to India and Soviet competition, condemns Nehru’s leadership, and predicts a near billion dollar defense bill. The piece blasts long standing U.S. policy as a reluctant but necessary choice.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
India
United States
Nehru
Soviet Union
China
State Department
Asia
Harry Truman
Icans
United Nations
Korea
Sam
Krishna Menon
Menon
Americas
NATO Faces European Push for New Defense Structure
Western European military leaders urge a revamp of NATO to reflect real needs as Pentagon policy shifts and computer driven planning strain coordination. Gen de Gaulie's concept of a compact mobile force backed by a European shield gains traction amid doubts on U S strategy and Turkish and Italian forces.
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NATO
de Gaulle
Pierre Galois
Europe
Pentagon
John Foster Dulles
Washington
de Gaulie
de Frappe
United States
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