United States Must Reject UN Driven War Over Katanga
The author denounces a UN declared war on Katanga, arguing self-government is a right for Katanga and other peoples. He warns that UN pressure short of conflict could lead to war, criticizing use of force as anti peace. He urges Americans to oppose funding a war of conquest.
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Katanga
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Tsxombe
Congo
Africa
Korea
Viet Nam
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Moscow
Seige
Leopoldville
Utuant
Tshombe
Congress
Tobacco policy debate at MH30 hearings turns political
The MH30 hearings in Raleigh promise a heated clash over chemical use in Virginia tobacco. Critics warn misused MH30 harms leaf quality and markets, while manufacturers defend it when directed. The piece urges fact based research on cultural practices, market needs, and the future of American tobacco as Overseas and home demand shift.
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Raleigh
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Rubber Company
Stabilization Corporation
Wirtz admission sparks doubt on labor stats honesty
As editors note, Willard Wirtz admitted releasing some invalid labor data ahead of the November election to boost Kennedy figures. The piece argues cabinet partisanship and official information management erode public trust, even if election impact was likely limited.
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Wirtz
Kennedy
Washington
Department of Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Real Basis of Trouble in North Carolina Higher Ed
A Raleigh News and Observer editorial critiques trustee representation on the Consolidated University board. It notes 65 Carolina alumni vs 12 State alumni, ties this to a long pattern of log-rolling and self selecting legislators. It urges barring current legislators from election to the board to improve the system.
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Carolina
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North Carolina
Daily and Sunday subscription rates for Danville paper
The Danville Register lists in city carrier rates 35 cents per week for daily and Sunday, 6 cents per single copy, and Sunday only 5 cents. Mail rates are 15 dollars yearly, 7.50 six months, 3.75 three months, and 1.25 monthly, with advance payment.
Union Monopoly Strikes Paralysis Of New York Newspapers
William F Buckley Jr argues craft unions lock in closed shop contracts at New York papers causing seven papers to close, ten million readers face disruption, and the city’s economy slows. He urges emergency cross union competition measures and public-spirited press action to curb union monopoly power.
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New York City
New York
United States
Newspaper Guild
Engravers’ Union
Losis
Associated Press
New York Times
Dear Abby letters reveal teen curfews and in law terms
A compilation of Dear Abby questions and replies covers a teen seeking leniency on midnight curfews, whether a brother's wife is a sister-in-law, divorce cost ideas, fear of eating apples, Halloween mischief, and a mother’s plea for understanding from Abby. Abby advises patience, clarifies in-law relations, questions the economics of divorce, suggests simple coping for apple aversion, and laments Halloween excess while honoring parental concerns.
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Abby
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Exact Meaning Of Words In Supreme Court History
George E. Sokolsky discusses how the Supreme Court interprets words and intent from the 18th century to the 20th, noting shifts in liberal and conservative views. He cites Everson v Board of Education, McCollum, Zorach, Torcaso, and Engel v Vitale, and critiques decisions on Establishment Clause, school prayer, and oaths. He concludes with thoughts on Christmas and Hanukkah in schools and defense of joyous celebrations.
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United States
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Onon
England
Everson
Board of Education
Ian
McCollum
Zorach
Clausen
Torcaso
Watkins
God
Judah Maccabeus
Rome
Temple
Ray Tucker Aid Projects For Latins Fail To Erase Problems
A U S viewpoint notes Latin American nations remain unsettled amid unrest, with Cuba and Khrushchev influence cited as threats. It argues Latin economies must grow affluent and loyalties secured, despite past U S aid from Roosevelt through Kennedy eras. Venezuela’s instability highlighted after regime changes and oil controls.
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Sam
Roosevelt II
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Guantemala
Honduras
British Honduras
Britain
British Guiana
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Marcos Jerez Jiminez
Betancourt
Nixon
Bill of Rights and the American code of freedom
J M Roberts reflects on the 1791 adoption of the Bill of Rights as a landmark in shaping a free society. He notes enduring goals, compromises, and the ongoing challenge of aligning liberty with governance, referencing the long arc from Magna Carta to modern democracy and the later 20th century debates that tested national unity.
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