Ungrateful Wretch in Khrushchev Berlin Tension
Editorial attacks Khrushchev for blocking access to Berlin after signing the test ban and Kennedy's wheat deal. It criticizes Nixon for calling Kennealy's wheat sale to Russia a major foreign policy mistake, arguing Kennedy risks alienating allies and escalating Cold War pressure.
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U.S
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Freeman argues against taxpayer subsidy for wheat to Russia
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman used a television appearance to claim taxpayers won t subsidize wheat sales to Russia. He contended current subsidy prices already cover costs and benefit one party, while Russians would pay market prices, a claim he labeled unconvincing to many Americans.
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Pauling Peace Prize Commentary on Nuclear Testing Policy
The Nobel Peace Prize Committee cites Linus Pauling as qualifying for the prize due to his stance against nuclear testing without Russian reciprocity. The piece notes that American testing has largely stopped and questions the effectiveness of Russia’s agreement, arguing disarmament by unilateral moves could leave the U S vulnerable and small nations at risk.
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Russia
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We the People of the United States Constitution
The text mixes questions and garbled phrases. It references the Preamble, world observation coverage, coffee drinkers, a European comparison, and basic science definitions. It notes differences between adhesion and cohesion and mentions France and a woman’s breast.
No Nhus Is Good News in State Dept Debate
The writer criticizes State Dept positions on South Vietnam and Ngo Dinh Diem era events, citing instances of perceived bias and selective reporting. He recalls interactions with Gen. Chennault, Gen. Wedemeyer, and Gen. Marshall, and notes concerns about Buddhist unrest, Communist infiltration, and U.S. arms policy amid the Diem regime. He argues for open debate despite official sensitivities.
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U.S
Mme. Nhu
Nhus
JFK bitter over tax exemption and ultra right funding
President Kennedy vented anger at top-bracket tax payers and exemptions used to back ultra-right propaganda. He cited J Paul Getty and H L Hunt, noting tiny federal tax payments while supporting media influence. The tax reform bid faced Senate hurdles as election pressures rise.
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Texas
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Barry Goldwater Warns of Missile Crippling Electromagnetic Pulse
Barry Goldwater questions a Soviet nuclear pulse weapon that could disable U S missiles from hundreds of miles away. He cites testimony by General Thomas Power and Edward Teller, noting U S testing limits under the Moscow Test Ban Treaty. He warns the treaty may hinder shielding research and criticizes the pact as risky for national defense. He urges a stance against ratification.
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Edward Teller
United States
Russia
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General Power
Sydney Harris on judging by appearances and originality
A man proud of being hip debates with a friend about pigeonholing people. The friend classifies others by clothes and looks, while the narrator argues against superficial judgments. He urges getting to know individuals before forming opinions, noting true character isn’t apparent from surface traits.
Letter Box Opinions From Readers Dear Editor
A reader recounts switching from Democrat to Republican after a family history with the party. The writer cites national leaders and expresses belief the GOP favors individual freedom and laments liberal politics. Letters to the editor welcome brief submissions with name and address for publication.
Ruling Rapped Editor
In 1933 California allowed the State Board of Equalization to license liquor businesses. A recent ruling by Attorney General Mosk says making or possessing home brew is a violation of the state Constitution. The editor argues the ruling erodes citizens rights and condemns lobbyists in Sacramento.
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California
State Board of Equalization
Gen. Mosk
Write Your Congressman Card for Kuchel Gair Miller Edwards
A compact civic action note lists Senate and House offices for Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel Sen. Gair Eagle Rep. George P. Miller and Rep. W Donlon Edwards urging constituents to contact their lawmakers at the Washington offices for legislative outreach and correspondence.
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Thomas H. Kuchel
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George P. Miller
Rep. W. Donlon Edwards
Pink Fog: Cal-State Education Critique Sparks Parent Alarm
Editor James Moran argues that adult education and college courses indoctrinate students with liberal social change ideas, diminishing self confidence and national pride. He claims Protestant work ethic is eroded, warns against reliance on elite sources, and urges parents to question what is taught.
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