Truth Can Get Mangled Even By A Truth Squad
A report on a "truth squad" event shows five politicians including three US senators a congressman and an under secretary vilifying Kennedy and Johnson. They accused the Democrats of half truths while omitting context about Nixon and Lodge and roll call absences. A reporter noted more half truths from both sides, underscoring the lesson that two half truths do not equal a whole.
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Lodge
Kennedy
Johnson
Truth Squad
Champions of Truth
Senate
Castro's urban reform law robs owners in Cuba
The government seizes one family homes and all multiple dwellings, granting tenants ownership but no compensation. Tenants pay rent and taxes to the state for years, with mortgage interest erased and funds split between mortgage holders and the government. Critics call it political theft by Fidel Castro to win loyalty.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Peter
Paul
Castro
Editorial Research Controversial BAC at Hot Springs meeting
The Business Advisory Council for the Commerce Department holds a three day autumn work and play meeting at the Homestead Hot Springs Virginia. The BAC is seen as powerful prestigious and controversial with a secretive image and a history of clashing with anti monopoly forces. The article notes Nixon's off the record remarks at a spring BAC meeting and discusses the council's structure funding and notable past members. It also mentions the 1960 chairman Ralph Cordiner and the executive director George Wyeth Jr. with BAC economists preparing forecasts.
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Department of Commerce
Homestead
Hot Springs
Emanuel Celler
D N.Y
House
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Robert T. Stevens
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Army
Washington
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Sen
Kennedy
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
Gen
Geo. C. Marshall
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Office of Business Economics
Khrushchev’s U.N. Mission Ends in Humiliating Setbacks
United Nations analysts deem Premier Khrushchev’s U.N. push a mixed bag of headlines but overall a failure. He secured Western media attention and caused a rift with African and Asian nations, yet uncommitted states, neutral blocs, and Nehru’s leadership weakened his bid for influence and Hammarskjold’s removal.
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Leon Dennen
United Nations
N. Y
Premier Khrushchev
N. S. Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev
U.N
Russia
General Assembly
Khrushchev
Africa
Ghana
Guinea
India
Nehru
NATO
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
U. N
United States
Eisenhower
Hammarskjold
China
Mao Tsi Tung
Asia
Mao
Red Bloc
Nehi
Oniess Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
U.S
U.N. Assembly
Supreme Soviet
Letters to the Editor on Communists in Nixon era politics
Editor notes readers praising Nixon but argues his campaigns used dirty tactics to defeat Voorhis and Douglas. The letter recounts dolling up accusations of Communism, claims misrepresented actions, and cites alleged campaign costs and methods. It urges readers to seek truth, referencing May Meador and a Mazo book for further context.
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Formosa
Nixon
Enterprise
Congress
Voorhis
PAC
Jerry Voorhis
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Senate
Butler
Millard Tydings
Maryland
California
Warren
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Truman
Ken
the Enterprise
May Meador
Richard Nixon
Helen Douglas
Pink Lady
Mazo
Notes on The News by Charles Pearson
Adam Thomason of 900 Lake Street writes that Nixon must not anti Kennedy voters, accuses Kennedy of buying convention votes and confederate Lyndon Johnson, and claims prejudice for Nixon while noting preachers backing Kennedy. He predicts panic and pledges to answer other half truths.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Adam Thomason
Lake Street
Voter letter backs Kennedy amid debate and local notes
A Denton reader praises John F Kennedy after a letter to the Enterprise discusses Kennedy Khrushchev Truman and Nixon, while the page reports city efforts on parking at Greenville shows and notes on Paris trip plans for Dean Pruette and local church and talent events.
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Enterprise
Elwanda Yates
John Kennedy
Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Khrushchev
Nixon
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Nixon
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