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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
10
A spirited week saw the Kennedys promoting domestic programs while shoring up allies abroad. President Kennedy challenged Charles de Gaulle over Europe’s defense, as Robert Kennedy toured Washington on civil rights with a notable concession.
Kansas City AP report on a heated exchange between Ley Chassler editor of Redbook and Betty Friedan author of The Feminine Mystique as they prepare for a luncheon debate at the American Home Economics Association meeting. The dialogue targets women's roles in modern society and critiques of suburban expectations.
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan named Joseph Godber 49 to replace the disgraced John Profumo as Britain's war minister. Godber, a Conservative MP since 1951, has spoken for Britain at the United Nations and East West disarmament conferences since 1961. Profumo resigned in June after admitting he lied to Commons about an affair with Christine Keeler.
President Sukarno’s government outlaws strikes in key and vital sectors to curb Communist dominated unions and shield ailing economy. The report notes global salt production growth, citing U S output rising from 8 million to over 25 million tons over 30 years.
Deane W. Malott will become president emeritus of Cornell University in Ithaca after 12 years of rapid expansion and a $110 million construction program. James A. Perkins will assume office, and Malott plans to remain active in business and split time between Ithaca and travels abroad.
Malott comments on changes in Cornell students in 1963. He says today’s students are more purposeful, more focused on academic life and careers, due to the era’s seriousness and the number pursuing professional and graduate schools.
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