Narrowing the Field on Personal Diplomacy for Presidents
The piece argues Kennedy’s shift toward personal diplomacy raises standards for future presidents. It warns this requirement could shrink the field to those with direct ties to Khrushchev and other leaders, risking a shortage of qualified candidates and delaying timely leadership.
Public housing education trials reshape urban renewal efforts
Commentator surveys new approaches in Waterbury Syracuse Rochester and Chicago where public housing authorities pilot tenant councils enhanced services and targeted welfare integration to cut vandalism raise morale and improve rent collection. Iowa eyes Cedar Rapids as urban renewal testbed.
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American Society For Public Administration
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Waterbury
Conn
Secial
Syracuse
Rochester
N.Y
Housing Authority
St. Louis
Chicago
Sacrifices Needed To Match Soviet Space Effort
The article examines US and Soviet space race dynamics, noting US lag in booster power and satellite stability while USSR fields larger, more capable systems. It cites Kennedy’s space policy call, military implications of orbital assets, and Defense projects SAINT and BAMBI as defensive aims that may shape future space dominance.
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Moody AP
Cmdr
Shepard
Soviet Union
America
U.s.ussr
Kennedy
Congress
Yuri Gagarin
James Fulton
D-Pa
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
Russia
Fulton
U.S
United States
Gagarin
Pentagon
John B. Medaris
Army
Hugh Dryden
National Space and Aeronautics Administration
NASA
Ier
History of Flag Day as a national observance
A Gazette editorial traces Flag Day origins from 1777 to Dr B J Cigrand in 1880s and 1890s, noting schoolteacher advocacy, organization efforts, and the shift to June 14 as the national Flag Day. It cites early commemorations, public drills, and Wilsons 1914 keynote linking flag usage to justice and peaceful power.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Continental Congress
U.S.A
Fredonia
Wis
B. J. Cigrand
Chicago Argus
Ciprand
Sons of America
American Standard
Cigrand
George Balch
Jay
New York City
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
New York Society
Sons of the Revolution
le Ray van Horn
Chicago
Douglas Park
America
Dr. Cigrand
Simee
Dy. Cigrand
Wilson
Washington, D.C
Call Enemies by Right Names Across Borders
A contemporary editorial argues two Supreme Court rulings on the U S Communist party do not threaten political liberty. It frames the court as labeling the party an arm of the Soviet Union and upholding laws criminalizing active advocacy of overthrow, while noting consequences remain to be tested in future cases.
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OME
Supreme Court
Communist Action
U. S
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Harlan
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Break Free from Obsessions Why Limit Your Possibilities
A magazine recounts Alfred Adler’s early math struggle and breakthrough as a boy who learned to picture solutions. It argues self limiting obsessions trap potential, then urges turning to biblical teachings to gain a new consciousness and help others shed hampering attitudes.
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Alfred Adler
Hke Adler
God
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