Editorial on $100 Million UN Bond Gift and Congo Stakes
The piece criticizes President Kennedy's push for U S support to buy half of a $206 million UN Congo operation bond. It argues that many nations share UN costs, warns of U S overcommitment, and cites Walter Winchell’s view of the loan as risky. It also accuses the Soviet Union of avoiding funding while pursuing influence in Congo.
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Corry High ends season with 85 24 victory
In last night action Claude Weber and Jack Dowley led the Corry High Beavers to an 85 24 win over Chard at home. Ron Rathbun and Glenn McKinney scored 25 points in the Junior High Blue Jays 35 16 win at Bloom Held.
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Jack Dowley
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Rafer Johnson Wins National YMCA Sports Award
Rafer Johnson, noted Olympic Decathlon champion, received the National YMCA sports award for his contributions to world brotherhood and YMCA programs. Jolson of Kingsbury, California, completed a government mission. Johnson developed a new sports show to be aired in March, highlighting YMCA activities.
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Corry Evening Journal Local News Summary
Local paper notes Pent Soult Street events and city commerce discussions. Publisher Georer Bi and Amocluud Press are mentioned with delays and advertising pages.
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Kennedy tariff plan and US job protection debate
The text argues that Kennedy's tariff proposal risks eliminating some industries while exporting jobs to Europe and Canada. It emphasizes safeguarding American jobs through export balance, warns against price controls, and calls for a policy focused on employment and stable living standards. It critiques both parties and the need for immediate action to prevent social unrest.
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Great Briain
Canada
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Eichmann Trial Reflections on Justice and Publicity
Reporter Jim Bishop critiques the Eichmann case coverage and process, arguing Israel failed to ensure due process and that the trial served world attention rather than clear moral resolution. He notes Hausner’s tactics, the 14 week length, and the mass media spectacle surrounding the removal of a Nazi criminal.
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Military speech limits spark Senate hearings in 1960s style debate
Washington analysis notes Senate hearings on censorship of military speeches, education on communism, and public participation by officers. James Marlow cites Thurmond, Burke, Walker, and Eisenhower era tensions over civilian control, national security messaging, and how much officers may speak beyond military duties. The piece links revelations on Moscow influenced muzzling and presidential policy guiding officials' statements.
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Robert A. Lovett
Defense
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Miki
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Arleigh Burke
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Edwin A. Walker
2&Th Army
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Overseas Weekly
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Dean Acheson
Army
Elvis J. Stahl Jr
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End To Censoring Talks Sparks Debate In Military Policy
Ike Asks End To Censoring Talks citing personal responsibility under heavy handed supervision. Retired Adm Arleigh A Burke warns against excessive censorship of military speech. Thurmond says censorship muzzles officers from informing troops and public about communism. McNamara argues editing speeches keeps military views aligned with national policy.
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US Faces Multibillion Balance of Payments Deficit
New York AP reports economists warn the United States will post a about three billion dollar deficit this year in its balance of payments. Experts say rising imports outpace exports, with advances on military contracts cited as a possible mitigator. The deficit echoes 1960 losses of gold and potential dollar weakness.
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National Foreign Trade Council
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Kane Hikes Tex By One Mill Raising Salaries
A town votes to increase the tax rate by one mill and approves a wage tax of one half percent. Salaries for the Board of Health are postponed for study. The wage tax starts July 1 with an estimated $4000 impact over last year.
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