Editorials weigh appeasement with Mao and Khrushchev
The piece argues against appeasement with Mao and Khrushchev over war versus peaceful coexistence. It warns that concessions could empower Beijing and mislead Western publics, urging firmness on disarmament inspections and doubt of Soviet leadership.
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Mr Ky
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Bin
Alao
China
United Nations
Berlin
An Uneducated Guess on Nixon's Future
A speculative column argues Richard Nixon could return to California practice law, seek the governorship, and position for a 1963 convention draft. It contends shifts in party unity, Rockefeller and Cold War era tensions, and Nixon’s age could shape a presidential run.
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Richard Ninon
California
Los Angeles
William Knowland
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Pauly Freon
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Dan Beebe
Castro Faces Another OAS Clash Over Armed Aggression
Washington reports say the OAS plans to invoke the Rio Pact against Fidel Castro accusing Cuba of armed aggression. Guatemala Nicaragua and Venezuela prepare extensive evidence of Castro backing rebels and exporting arms while U.S. patrols tracked a Soviet submarine near Guatemala.
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Latin America
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Pacific
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Guatemstiel
Ann Landers column on mental health stigma and reader letters
Psychiatric treatment stigma discussed in Ann Landers column. A reader shares shock therapy experiences and menopause lows, while others seek guidance on aging, smoking, hair dye, and marriage advice. Respondent encourages seeking help and reinforces that personal value exceeds judgments.
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Miracle at the John Kennedy Home
A personal reflection on November weekend scenes near the John F. Kennedy home in Georgetown. The author describes bystanders and pilgrims outside the President elect’s residence, noting the nation’s sense of destiny, communal reverence, and the transformative moment as the election result appears to elevate an ordinary man.
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Triug
Cat Alexander
John F. Keane
Walayl Tin
Caraina
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Georgetown
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Quay
Loyola Princeton
Trinity Cotlege
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Euiropean Theater of Operations
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Hoopamnie
Leonard Read
John Chamberain
Jorrie Ryskind
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Lincoln
George Sanjayana
TS. Eliot
Arenold Toynbee
Freie Marchardt
Mike Patley
Atgona Repubke
Ed Fittest
Don 1
Phoenis Gazette
Thoughtful Crough
Uae
Walliates
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George Schway
Trinsty
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All Saints
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Tie
Esy AbiGon
Ib & Ria
Times-Mirror Syndicate
Republic
Open Letter Questions School Policy and Transcripts
Readers blast district actions at WUNS and Logan High claiming intimidation and hostile treatment of staff. They demand accountability for salary talks and question transcripts and perceived attempts to override the school board.
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Washington Union Tigis
Logan High School
Naomi KR
Rogers Login High District
Elayward
Law
California
Tisit
Chihs
Sydney
Administration Ad
Trusteet
James Bray Fremidnt
Conservative column by Senator Barry Goldwater
A reflective piece on the origins and aims of conservative thought. Goldwater credits countless writers and editors, from historical figures to modern scholars, for shaping his weekly column and the conservative doctrine.
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Hans Fvens
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Learn the Foe Freely Not by Suppression
A reader argues that condemning a TV station for airing socialist presidential candidates curbs free expression. The writer warns against suppressing dissent and urges open discussion to expose dangerous ideas to sunlight, as suppression fuels ignorance and breeds more harm.
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Batista
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Edgen Peliy
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