Look Homeward America in Decatur Talk by Lilienthal
Former TVA and AEC chairman David E. Lilienthal urged Americans to focus on domestic needs and action rather than global theatrics. Speaking to about a thousand at Decatur High School, he warned against neglecting U S. resources and emphasized learning by doing as a national duty. He contrasted American practicality with Soviet, Chinese, and Indian ideological debates, calling for renewed leadership through concrete effort at home.
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Who's in charge here in Asia policy debate
Washington asks who directs U S policy as Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa receives billions in aid and CIA influence grows. The piece examines tensions between Pentagon CIA factions versus the official policy against invasion, with ambassadors Drumright and Kirk highlighted amid rumors of U S indecision and strategic leverage.
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Formosa
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CIA
Asia
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Kennedy
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Moscow
A Happy Outlook by Arlie B Davidson
Arlie B Davidson argues that cultivating a joyful outlook reduces illness and improves well being. He notes many people prefer gloom, yet training thoughts toward happiness helps raise spirit and resilience. A merry heart, he says, is medicine for modern life.
Kennedy Pearson talks and global stakes in 1963 era
The piece recounts Georgi Zhukov quitting as head of the Cultural Exchange Committee and the Khrushchev exchange in Moscow. It notes diplomatic postings, including Admiral George W. Anderson and Jerauld Wright, and outlines risks of a potential Chiang Kai-shek action and U.S. choices. It then covers Lester Pearson and JFK at Hyannis Port, Bomarc missiles, and Canadian commitments. The humor anecdote at Hyannis Port closes with fish ambassador Ben Smith.
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Portugal
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China
Russia
United Feature Syndicate
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Jfk
Lester Pearson
Hyannis
London
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Canada
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Hyannis Port
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Ben Smith
Massachusetts
Market Police Power Mounts By SAM DAWSON AP
The Supreme Court tightens scrutiny on stock market regulation as SEC seeks expanded police powers. Ben Smith named ambassador for fish talks with Japan to forge a new salmon treaty. Kennedy’s popularity cited in Germany polls ahead of Berlin visit.
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SEC
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Valley bids farewell to broadcaster and leader
A tribute declares the broadcaster’s public service and urges future commitment to 30 years of broadcasting achievement for the Valley and nation, emphasizing American leadership and forward momentum.
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