How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues in a republic editorial style that the President should take a hard diplomatic stance with Khrushchev. He outlines demands on the Soviet Union tied to Germany elections UN charter and Monroe Doctrine, claiming such a move would rally the world and lift American spirit.
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Education subsidy sparks federal control debate
The Kennedy aid to education bill prompts a clash among the Supreme Court Redskins and the Chamber of Commerce over whether federal subsidies will allow government to seize local and state schooling. Udall backs regulation of subsidized activity as USOE eyes potential expansion amid rising subsidies and looming stadium projects.
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New Army Planned to Invade Castro Cuba
Maj Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo and 12 defectors released in McAllen plan to go to Miami and form a new armed group to overthrow Castro. He predicts mass Cuban support and cites executions of American allies Morgan and Carreras as motives. He says the group will join the fight against the communist regime and reflects on his imprisonment.
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Johnsons Buy Home From Pearl Mesta in Washington
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife plan to move into a house owned by Pearl Mesta within months. While redecorating a French chateau store, the Johnsons will reside in an eight room apartment at the Sheraton Park Hotel with daughters Lynda Bird and Lucy Baines. Mesta is said to sell the house to the Johnsons for under 200000 dollars, and the Johns ons have sold their Washington home to Jerry Siegel, a former Democratic Policy Committee staffer.
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Secret Eichmann trial session hears two witnesses
In a secret afternoon session Judge Landau barred spectators and cameras as two unnamed Jewish witnesses testified about sterilization and cannibalism at death camps under Eichmann's control. Prosecutor Hausner described medical experiments on humans as if guinea pigs at Auschwitz.
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Tornado Outbreak Pummels Panhandle City Storms Rage Across Texas Panhandle
The Amarillo Globe News reports multiple tornadoes across the Panhandle with towns like White Deer Skeelytown Dumas and Pampa under threat. Sirens failed in Borger. crews used car horns and phone alerts as two storm systems nearly merged. Emergency channels stayed clear 2 to 5 a.m. while radar tracked fast forming twisters and hundreds sought shelter. Weather officials attribute the turbulence to a squall line meeting unusually high moisture.
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Nuclear Arms Talks Struck A Blow In Geneva
Highlights from page one emphasize the urgent need for a cease fire and new attitudes at Geneva. The speaker notes somber talks on Germany and Berlin and warns that Khrushchev’s stance endangers Western Europe and access rights to West Berlin.
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Temperature Extremes Report For Midweek
The 24 hour period ending 11 am Wednesday saw a high of 80 degrees with peaks at 3 5 and 6 pm on Tuesday and a low of 67 degrees at 5 6 and 7 am Wednesday. Readings listed include 12 72 78 69 69 69 67 67 67 70 74 74 72 with several unclear entries.
Now You Know By United Press International
In 18th century Turkey bread prices rose and the populace hanged bakers in punishment.
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Sparkman backs long range foreign aid plan due to Democratic president
Washington Senator John Sparkman argues Congress will approve the administration request for long range foreign aid because a Democratic president is pushing it. In Portageville Missouri Principal A M Graves recalls six children who died in a fire as good, non trouble prone youths.
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