Government secrecy and press controls analyzed by James Marlow
AP analyst James Marlow surveys postwar U S government information policies. He cites Kennedy and Eisenhower era censorship, Pentagon reporting orders, and the tension between necessary security and public accountability, urging vigilance and reform.
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Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Union
Nevada
Mass
White House
Kennedy Ia
Russia
Bolshoi Billet
Pacific
Moss
Defense Department
All Is
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Arthur Sylvester
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Two Cleveland Papers Struck by Unions in Dispute
Federal mediator Gilbert J. Sell din will meet with morning Plain Dealer and afternoon Press and News negotiators along with the Mavelatus Newspaper Guild in Cleveland. A second session with editors, commercial staff, and the Guild is planned for the afternoon. No papers published since Thursday night as 405 delivery drivers and 450 editorial and commerce staff join picket lines. About 3,000 employees have been idled in a wage dispute as unions press for higher pay and contract terms.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bonnet Daily
Gilbert J. Sell Din
Eantrset
Commercia
Paikrs
Wases
Gops to Air Ways to Help Strength GOP Unit in Arkansas
William L. Shiver and Winthrop Rockefeller will travel to Washington next Friday and Saturday to discuss strengthening grass roots in Arkansas. Spicer and Rockefeller will attend a meeting of state GOP chairmen and national committeemen. Mrs. W. J. Jamison Jr. plans to attend. Spicer notes Arkansas GOP runs a weekly five minute radio series on 10 stations to bolster county and local groups. KXAR Hope manager Haskell Jones and ex KGOG Fayetteville director Dave Bledsoe helped start the effort during the general election campaign. Bledsoe, a field rep for the state committee, now delivers the broadcasts.
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William L. Shiver
Winthrop Rockefeller
Washington
Grassrogbs Republican Organization
Spicar
State Republican Committee
Chymran
Rockefeller
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GOP
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Magnolia
Spicer
Haskell Jones
KXAR
Hope
Dave Bledsoe
KGOG
Fayetteville
Bledsac
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Republican Committee
Government news restraint through history and critique
The passage discusses secrecy in government reporting from World War II to Kennedy era. It argues withholding information harms the public, cites Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy ordering restraints, and notes a wartime versus peacetime media balance across a cold war era. It highlights accountability for leaders and aides in misinformation.
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Moss
Truman
Eisenhower
Indians Say China Has Not Withdrawn From Front
New Delhi China forces may have thinned in some sectors but have not withdrawn. Nehru told Parliament that positions remain confused with signs of withdrawal at the rear and front areas. Indian leaders vow battle resumption while U S envoy Galbraith plans a Tezpur visit to assess the crisis.
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India
Nehru
Peking
Indian Communist Party
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Tezpur
A. Nehru
Mohammed Ayub Khan
China
Wailung
Watong
Burma
Luhit River
Assam
Luhit
Walong
Bombdila
Y. B. Chavan
Automobile Inspection Bill Proposed
LITTLE ROCK AP The Automobile Wholesale Association of Arkansas plans a 1963 legislative push for a compulsory motor vehicle inspection law. President Pierce Hutton said states with such laws saw fatal crashes fall up to 25 percent and overall accidents drop about 9 percent. He noted inspection stations might be state appointed rather than state funded, with typical car inspections costing 75 cents to $1.50. Police and transport officials reportedly believe defects cause more accidents than widely thought.
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Little Rock
Automotive Wholesalers Association of Arkansas
Pierce Hutton
Hutton
Bureau of Public Roads
Huton
Camden Contests Liquor Issue
The Ouachita County Legal Control Committee filed a petition in Ouachita County Clerk's office challenging the county local option liquor election results from November 6. A recount narrowed the margin from 4,606 to 4,330 for the winner to 4,461 over 4,277, but the challenge proceeds.
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Camden
Ark
Ouachita County Legal Control Committee
Diy Forcgo
Tito and China Clash Over Cuba and Cuban Crisis
The article describes Tito’s neutralist stance amid East West struggles and Yugoslavia’s ties with the United States Britain and France. It notes China’s anger at Moscow’s Cuba withdrawal and Peiping’s praise of anti imperialist action, plus Italian Communist leader Topliati’s critique of Red China and Moscow. It also mentions Khrushchev’s November 23 speech acknowledging Soviet defense during the Cuban crisis.
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Kennedy to Halt Strike Across Two Unions
President Kennedy uses Taft Hartley emergency boards to halt strikes by East Coast dock workers and Lockheed aerospace workers. A3 AFL CIO Longshoremen, shipowners, and stevedore firms face deadlock as union leaders await a final offer vote likely triggering a pier strike when injunction lapses. The railroads discuss next legal steps amid looming layoffs and new labor controversy.
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Weather outlook with showers and cool temperatures
Weather forecast notes cloudy conditions through Wednesday with occasional rain and a chance of thundershowers across west and central areas this afternoon and in the east tonight. Lows near 30 to 40, highs 44 to 54. Louisiana outlook partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight, highs around 55.
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Calder
Louisiana
Carter
Accidental Fatality in Pine Bluff Claims Altheimer Man
Harrigan Mitchell, 50, of Altheimer, died Monday after an accident in Pine Bluff. Police say he was drawn into machinery at a local site, with investigators awaiting a full report. The incident underscores workplace safety concerns in the region.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Harrigan Mitchell
Altheimer
Child Slashed to Death in Albuquerque Family Tragedy
The daughter Mona Geba, almost three, was found slain in the Geba home basement after her ski instructor father Bruno Geba hurried home from La Madera ski resort. Mona's mother Erna Geba, 37, was found severely wounded and confessed to harming the child and attempting suicide. The family had recently returned from Vienna, Austria.
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N.M. AP
Bruno Gebal
Geba
Mona
la Madera
Erna Geba
Mike Lewis
Cotton picker accident claims life near Altheimer
Mitchell died after his foot slipped into a cotton picker mechanism at the Elms Planting Company farm about a mile west of Altheimer. The machine was operated by his son Paul. He died in a Pine Bluff hospital.
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Elms Planting Company
Altheimer
Mitchall
Paul
Mitchell
Pine Bluff
Where Are Tomorrow's Leaders in College Ads
Public service notice urges college education as America’s best path to brainpower. The ad, likely from a collaboration with The Advertising Council, directs readers to write to a post office box in New York for information.
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Dadner Boyeation
Thane Square Wallan
New York
The
Advertising Council
Lockheed Strike Talks May Resume This Weekend
In Los Angeles AP reports talks may reopen this weekend in the Lockheed strike after a two day walkout ended when President Kennedy invoked Taft Hartley. The core dispute is the union shop proposal with IAM CIO pushing a vote and Lockheed resisting a poll. Court action underway to decide further cooling off and possible injunction.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed
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International Association of Machinists
Lockheed Lash
Kennedy
Wey
Taft- Hartley
Ail-Cio
Lockheed Emergency Board
Machinists
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
The defendants Emmet Walston and Mattie Louise Walston are warned to appear within ninety days and answer the Hempstead Motor Company complaint. If they fail, the complaint will be confessed. Clerk Jamie Russell notes the seal on November 26 1962 with notices published November 27 December 4 11 18 1962.
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Emmet Walston
Mattie Louise Walston
Hempstead Motor Company
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Jamie Russell
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