Buy American trade view urges balanced foreign ties
Editorial argues not all trade barriers help the economy and urges careful consideration of foreign and domestic buying. It cites Long Beach imports, the Port expansion, and Volkswagen as examples of foreign firms benefiting American workers through purchases and employment, while stressing 4.5 million American jobs depend on foreign trade.
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Law School Admission Test Policy Committee Proposal
The document notes the ETS in Princeton New Jersey to devise an admission test demanding plain English writing from prospective lawyers. It records a formal agreement by all parties urging timely completion and outlines the aim to reduce ambiguity in legal documents through a new test standard.
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Kennedy Warming Up for DeGaulle Clash in Summit Play
Walter Ridder notes President Kennedy has held talks with Prime Minister Macmillan and Chancellor Adenauer, signaling strong early results. He prepares for a tougher engagement with Charles de Gaulle whose disdain for NATO and the UN complicates U S aims.
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Laos Crisis Highlights Kennedy Eisenhower Reversal
The canceled Washington visit of Prince Souvanna Phouma underscored the Laos crisis and the Kennedy administration's shift from the older anti neutralist policy. Eisenhower warned Kennedy the Laos situation could be the most dangerous handoff, with Dulles and Parsons tied to past moves. The piece traces past aid, neutrality breaches, and the 1958-59 shifts leading to renewed neutrality talk and ongoing civil conflict.
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Town Meeting Questioning Russian Space Hoax
Editor letters discuss the Yuri Gagarin space claim as a possible staged story by the Soviet Union. They question the truth of spaceflight propaganda and compare missile effort and funding between Russia and the United States. Frank Perce adds views on Russian effort and personnel in missiles.
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Adenauer Secures U S Promise During Texas Visit
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returned from a U S trip with President Kennedy pledging stronger German American friendship. The message arrived as he concluded a Texas visit, hailed as a success in Germany aside from Socialist opposition.
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STRICTLY PERSONAL Interviewing Is an Exacting Art
Sir Cedric Hardwicke uses a cheeky handbook for interviewers to reveal his stance on questions. The piece defends the art of interviewing noting how a master can render insight while a casual exchange often yields folly.
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Khrushchev calls Kennedy to intervene in Cuba
United Press report quotes Khrushchev urging the U.S. president to halt aggression against Cuba and pledging aid to repel a possible armed attack while noting global risk of a small war. Other items include a critique of the Kennedy admin’s news flow and a Cuban Revolutionary Council statement on MIG attacks. a welfare official urges teen girls to support highway safety.
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