Editorial: Make It Expensive for Meter Violations
The City Commission hearings ignored raising the 26 cent meter fine though it fuels downtown parking by employees. Doubling the fine or enforcing two hour limits could curb curbside occupancy. The piece urges merchants and workers to park farther away to keep spaces for customers.
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Hutchinson
The Light We Need A Call For Calm Foreign Policy
The nation faces a crisis in United States foreign policy after the U2 incident and a damaging Japan revolt against the U.S.-Japan security pact. Leaders must move beyond partisan sparring to calm analysis and a future course that safeguards security and advances freedom. A united effort is needed to regain the right track.
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United States
Japan
Far East
Donnybrook
Hal Boyle On Middle Age And Self Worth
Hal Boyle humorously notes middle age brings feelings of uselessness especially for men. He suggests ego satisfaction through small acts like back pats from a machine and joining causes, while women cope by fussing at husbands. The piece ends with a blunt option grow old to avoid middle-aged doubts.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Apology by Ike could have saved summit meet
A secret State Department report suggests Eisenhower might have saved the Paris summit by personally meeting Khrushchev after the U-2 incident. The document outlines Khrushchev’s demand for direct talks and Ike’s initial refusal, with Macmillan later calling for a Khrushchev meeting that never occurred. It notes Kennedy's rhetorical jab at Johnson and the politics of the era alongside Tennessee Arkansas ties and Kefauver Mills on tax loopholes.
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Washington
State Department
Jack Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Paris
Khrushchev
Russia
Johnson
Randolph Burgess
the Treasury
U.S
NATO
Sen
William Fulbright
Eisenhower
Ike
Tokyo
Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
SEATO
Lloyd
England
State
Mississippi River
Tennessee
Arkansas
Tennessee -and- Arkansas
Estes Kefauver
Treasury Department
Congress
Eating Flowers in the Kitchen Provokes Mixed Reactions
The piece mocks the trendy idea of culinary flowers with humorous examples of edible blooms and petals. It notes the growing fad, mentions rosebuds, nasturtium leaves, marigold petals, geranium leaves, and other blooms in dishes, and ends with a tongue in cheek invitation to barbecue a snapdragon.
Next President Likely Will Go to Summit Meets
Washington AP reports summit conferences likely for a future president despite Eisenhower's term ending in seven months. Khrushchev pressures quick, detailed prep, avoiding last minute shocks like the 1960 U2 incident.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
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Khrushcchev
Couple Battles Over Shared Money in Missouri Divorce
Springfield appeals court directs judge to resolve how much money Gloria Ray may collect from William Ray amid a divorce and a cross claim over joint funds. The case centers on a piggyback of shared assets including a garage stake and business profits from a St Louis area couple who moved to Cuba and Licking.
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Springfield Court of Appeals
Gordon Dorris
William T
Gloria May Ray
Justin Ruark
Appeals Court
Ruark
Missouri
Dorris
Ray
Cuba
Licking
The
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