Alabama Cotton Yield Surges Far Above Expectations
The article notes Alabama's cotton crop will run about 55 000 bales higher than projected and hints at progress in growing cotton in the state. Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon anticipates the Republican nomination for Barry Goldwater and compares his potential defeat to Alf Landon’s 1936 loss, a claim viewed as unlikely given Landon’s Maine and Vermont wins.
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Alabama
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Sen
Goldwater
Morse
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Mr. Landon
Maine
Vermont
Alabama Home-Building Surges in Early 1963 Permits
Alabama permit offices issued about 1,500 residential units per month in Jan-May 1963, totaling 7,163 authorizations, up 27.5 percent over 1962. Outlays rose 34.4 percent to 71.424 million, ranking Alabama high in growth among states. The data show a community improving as home ownership rises.
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Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
Bureau of the Census
District of Columbia
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Tennessee
California
Georgia
Eisenhower mum on civil rights in interview with Bell and Arrowsmith
Journalists Jack Bell and Marvin Arrowsmith quiz Dwight D. Eisenhower about civil rights ahead of a presidential election. He refrains from committing to public accommodations proposals, urging moral suasion alongside law, while critics say the answer is inadequate. The piece suggests no Kennedy civil rights package backing and emphasizes race relations require man to man understanding and broad public acceptance.
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Jack Bell
Marvin Arrowsmith
Bell
Associated Press
Arrowsmith
White House
Eisenhower
Goldwater
South
Supreme Court Faces Stormy New Term and Civil Rights Cases
Washington editors say the Supreme Court will be in the eye of the storm as it opens a term dominated by civil rights questions. Justices Douglas and Black figure in retirement rumors, with Black seeking a new clerk for 1964.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Roosevelt
FDR
Hugo L. Black
Justice Black
Black
Respect Others Do Not Humiliate, Says Arlie Davidson
Arlie Davidson urges that men and women earn dignity through actions not humiliation. She notes education, class, and labor do not diminish worth and calls for support of law abiding, community minded individuals to pursue their ambitions. Gandhi is quoted on honoring people by avoiding humiliation.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Kennedy policy split sparks debate on courage and wheat sales
Drew Pearson reports two internal Kennedy debates echoing Eleanor Roosevelt's remark on courage. He notes hesitations on backing Latin American dictators and selling wheat to Communist nations, with contrasting actions by State, CIA, and military officials and warnings from Adlai Stevenson era influences.
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Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
U. S
Jfk
U.S
James Loeb
Prado
Loeb
Rusk
Ed Martin
Fernando Berckemeyer
Charley Bartlett
State Department
Central Intelligence
CIA
John H. Richardson
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Theodore Bogart
Charles R. Burrows
Honduras
Eisenhower
Sixth Fleet
Lebanon
United States
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Czechslovakia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Next Year Tax Bill Adds Class A Capital Gains Break
Advises on possible tax relief from the 1963 bill with new Class A gains for holdings over two years and Class B gains for six months to two years. Explains 1964 rate changes, example figures, and strategy shifts including deferring sales and short selling considerations.
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The
Hall Syndicate
Critical Stage in U S Foreign Policy Warned by Nixon
Former Vice President Nixon argues that secret diplomacy and concessions to the Soviets threaten Eastern Europe. He warns the Kennedy era may risk losing freedom, cites Hungary 1956, Suez, and urges a tougher line including recognizing anti communist governments and support for exiled forms, while condemning any shift toward détente that cedes independence.
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David Lawrence
Washington
America
Europe
Nixon
Saturday Evening Post
Lawrence
Free World
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Hower
Hungary
United States
Budapest
Suez
United Nations
U.N
Capitol Hill
Cuba
State Department
NATO
Eastern Europe
New York
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Church of the Ascension
Living Today
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Opes Fablo
Washiastan Post
Drew Pearson
JFE
Sors
Ku Klux Klan
Irving Dilliard
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Commerce
Luther Hodges
the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
HEW
Anthony Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Pearson
Cleveland
GOP
Harry Truman
Greece
Turkey
Bell-McClure Syndicate
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Kremlin
Kadar
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