How Do You Stand Sir A conservative critique of liberal foreign and domestic policy
A 1962 Times-Mirror editorial argues liberal policies have failed in both economy and cold war conduct. It cites a looming 100 billion budget, high taxes, and weak defenses while urging a shift to conservative principles to defeat communism and restore fiscal solvency. The piece frames the United Nations deference as dangerous and warns of economic strain and erosion of allies.
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Almanac entry for June 10 in UPI archive
On June 10 the Almanac notes the first quarter moon with Jupiter Mars Saturn and Venus visible. Historical events include the 1776 Continental Congress appointing a committee to draft a Declaration of Independence and U S Marines invading Cuba in 1898.
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