Lunar honeymoon to the moon ends in cooperative shift
Editorial notes Kennedy may scrap the costly moon race a cooperative effort with Russia could replace the plan to land a man on the moon before 1970. The piece cites surprise in Washington and hints of political maneuvering post Bay of Pigs while forecasting reduced funding and possible abandonment of the program.
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The Establishment’s Double Standard Explored
A critical column argues that the Establishment grants a margin for loyalists while disloyal opposition is punished. It cites editorials, tax cases, and political events to expose perceived liberal bias, selective censure, and contrasting treatment of conservatives and liberals.
Three kinds of votes in the Nuclear Treaty debate
Holmes Alexander recalls Senator Hugh Scott proposal for positive negative and abstention votes. The piece notes misgivings about the Treaty and contrasts Russell and Symington in their positions. It argues informed opponents cannot vigorously endorse the Treaty.
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Teaching Machines and the Risk to Human Imagination
Dr Russell Kirk critiques programmed instruction and teaching machines as a threat to imagination and diverse thought. He argues machines may replace teachers, degrade inquiry, and reduce education to conditioned responses, urging reliance on books and reading over cinematic or tape-based lessons.
Phase Five: North Vietnamese Move Against South Vietnam
Washington reports solid proof of a new and graver phase in the North Vietnamese invasion of the South. Four regular regiments, including the 803d and 804th of the 324th division, are operating on South Vietnamese soil, with two more bodies suspected near Kontumi. General Harkins warns this signals a final, decisive phase of a master plan to conquer South Vietnam, following four earlier phases detailing propaganda, guerrilla organization, and activation of regular forces.
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Letter Box Opinions From Readers
Editor argues against home based special education funded by taxpayers for pregnant girls. Urges parental responsibility and moral guidance through schools and churches rather than expanding school tutoring. Calls on HUHS District trustees to consider moral solutions, praising parental influence over systemic intervention. Garnetta Finnegan Hayward.
Fair Housing Debate Sparks Democratic Letter to Editor
A Democratic reader voices opposition to the Fair Housing Act and related measures, arguing individuals should freely rent or sell without law. The letter questions protections for minorities, cites NAACP and CORE, and urges Democrats to reassess state and federal leadership and policy direction.
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