Military Role in Civil Conflicts Draws Backlash
A debate erupts over Defense Department memoranda aiding Kennedy's integration policies. Rep. Vinson and others denounce military involvement in domestic civil matters, arguing troops must stay under civil control and refrain from coercive sanctions or political actions.
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Department of Defense
Kennedy
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Sec
McNamara
Pentagon
Vinson
Rep
North Carolina
Horace Kornegay
Formosa Faces Clash Over Weapons and Aid Strategy
Washington debates Formosa policy as Chiang Kai-shek seeks heavier armaments and a large force, while Kennedy aides push military restraint and freer economies. U S aid totals about 2.5 billion for military and 2 billion for economic aid, with Formosa expanding exports and private investment amid rapid growth despite looming budget pressures.
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NEA
Kennedy
Chiang Kai-shek
Republic of Ching
Chiang
Formosa
United States
Shining Example of High Point Race Relations Committee
The High Point biracial committee will turn its peace making work to a permanent human relations commission. The group, four Negro and eight white members, is praised for keeping the city from racial strife and opening hotels and restaurants to Negroes. Led by Capus Waynick and Mayor Floyd Mehan, it achieved notable gains and set a model for future efforts toward racial equality.
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High Point
Birmingham
Capus
Waynick
Floyd Mehan
Citizen Committee
ABC Boldness Aims to Reclaim Intellectual TV Viewers
Editorial notes Thomas W. Moore after being named ABC TV president outlines a plan for balance and quality. ABC trims old hits like The Untouchables while adding Jerry Lewis Danny Kaye Judy Garland and Richard Boone projects. New season features include Elizabeth Taylor in London and a high stakes quiz show 190 Grand.
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Thomas W. Moore
Abc-Tv Network
Moore
ABC
Voice of Firestone
Walter Cronkite
NBC
Chet Huniley
David Brinkley
Huntley
CBS
Eisenhower
Lord Avon
Jean Monnet
Heinrich von Brentano
Elizabeth Taylor
London
Inside Washington Y D C forger
Washington story details a forged letter on Young Democrats stationery sabotaging a rally with Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. The fake aimed to disrupt attendance, suggesting an internal saboteur. The piece also notes political debate over presidential travel and White House transport.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
DN. Y
Powell
No you know how much better off we'd be if we had a union
A quirky column notes the urge for a union over a tribe and mocks a government official who bans the term functional illiterate from Labor Department use. It highlights Wirtz’s plain English stance and jokes about a job opening for a blacksmith at Red River Army Depot with a $2.38 hourly wage.
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Department of Labor
Joe Peel
D-Tex
Pool
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Red River Army Depot
Scandinavia's prisoner exchange shows regional cooperation
A Danish Swedish Norwegian and Finnish pact would send prisoners to serve terms in their home countries, excluding short drunken driving sentences. Sweden leads the plan, Finland’s labor mobility may influence urgency, Norway has political concerns, while shipbuilding in Sweden and Malmö rises as a regional edge.
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Sweden
Finland
Norway
NATO
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