Editorials Show New Republic Backs Adlai Then Dims Kennedy
The June issue of The New Republic endorses Adlai Stevenson while conceding Kennedy’s foreign policy depth and Bowles’ credentials. The magazine argues Stevenson is best informed, suggesting the party’s path favors him, though the editors’ stance remains puzzling and paradoxical.
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Inaccurate Incentive Pay Claims At Glacier Park
A trimmed intercepted message dated June 28 1960 alleges teachers have been receiving incentive pay for long periods from other states. Signed by George Gov Underwand Education Fan of Glacier Park Montana it references a fuller story on page 1.
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Kenna Favored as Democratic Auditor Nominee
The Democratic State Committee faces choosing a State Auditor to replace the late Edgar Sims with Lee M. Kenna of Charleston eyed as the preferred add‑on due to geographic balance and vote‑getting ability. Hugh N. Mills of Ravenswood is touted as the most qualified, though concerns about his Jackson County origin and primary finish linger.
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Potomac Fever a Potpourri of Cold War and Campaign Notes
The column mixes global tensions with U.S. politics and culture. It notes Mao and Khrushchev exchanges, Kennedy’s political prospects, education standards, rising living costs, and a light jab at a willful tour. It also mentions Dedub Wesley Lord named bishop in Washington as Methodists claim moral leadership.
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Nixon Rumors Promise Tax Cuts Favoring Big Business
Reported in financial circles and off the record that Vice President Nixon plans after his July nomination to propose corporate tax cuts from 52 to 47 percent, lower excise levies, and top-bracket personal rate relief. The proposed package would mainly benefit corporations and high income individuals, with some sugar for the general public.
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Readers Forum Weighs Kennedy and Socialist Parties
Contributors critique Democratic nomination chances for Kennedy and compare past elections. They discuss Stevenson media coverage and the Socialist Labor Party's visibility, urging voters to focus on substantive issues and cautioning about promises from presidential candidates.
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De Gaulle aura steadies France and Nato alliance
In Paris Ralph McGill notes Gen. de Gaulle strengthens France by insisting on independence and restraint with Algeria while maintaining Atlantic ties. He argues France could become Europe’s dominant power if Algeria is settled and praises de Gaulle as a vital Western leader who may win access to atomic secrets within a decade.
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Parley Ends in Cynicism at Geneva Disarmament Talks
J M Roberts argues the Geneva conference ended amid cynicism as East and West pursued propaganda and opportunistic aims. He warns a break in talks on a nuclear test ban could follow, with risks of evasion by Red China and renewed pressure to retaliate.
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