Blunt Talk Sets Stage for Better US Canada Ties
Editorial notes a Kennedy briefing vowing candor in policy and blunt State Dept remarks on Canada. Canada’s Diefenbaker cabinet falls as Lester Pearson seen set to form government, signaling improved US Canada relations and potential acceptance of nuclear warheads for mutual defense.
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Long Beach Tidelands Oil Plan Receives Assembly Backing
A California Assembly committee unanimously approved a resolution urging immediate development of the Long Beach tidelands oil field. The move, by the Manufacturing Oil and Mining panel, endorses a $3.5 billion plan before the State Lands Commission and mirrors a separate interim study on revenue allocation. Senate watchdogs in Sacramento back a May 15 deadline for their tidelands report.
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GOP Senate Prospects Seen Dim But Possible in 1964
The piece assesses Republican chances in the 1964 Senate races. It highlights incumbents Barry Goldwater and Harry P. Bowen as relatively secure, while others like Keating and Scott face tougher fights. It notes Democratic weaknesses in talent and organization, with possible threats in New Mexico Hawaii Delaware and Vermont, and mentions potential rivals and political dynamics affecting outcomes.
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Tean
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Dennis Chavez
Delaware
J. Williams
Elbert N. Carvel
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Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Philip 4. Hoff
Congress Should Probe Members Law Practices
Drew Pearson argues for a watchdog probe of lawmakers law firms and conflicts of interest. He details Abe Malt er of Brooklyn and Park Central Savings and Loan, showing how campaigns and committee work intersect with private practice and bank charters.
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N.Y
Miles Breger
Maurice Greiff
Personal ethics clash over paid radio appearances
A writer friend rebukes a radio station for not paying speakers in a public service program. The exchange reveals perceived fairness as the man and others in the station are paid while speakers allegedly volunteer. The writer proposes a bartered exchange offering household chores in return for the announcer’s services.
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Tye
Town Meeting Cuba Puppet Not Sovereign State
Editor letter argues Cuba is a Soviet puppet not a sovereign state and criticizes U S policy on Cuba. The writer rejects calls to appease the Reds and urges standing up for American beliefs. Signer Mrs H R Drewy Wilmington address given.
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Languages in the News by Chartes F Series and Robert Strempen Dorri
Readers submit linguistic curiosities from languages including French, Spanish, Russian, German, Arabic, Japanese, Greek, Swedish, and Norwegian. The column explains the origins of words like think in Greek and the derivation of Norge and Sweden from Old Norse and Svearike. A Berlitz dictionary offer is mentioned for questions.
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George Vigirolo
Belmont
Mase
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Norway
Sverige
Norge
Conrad S. Tronssud
Topsfield
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Brown Uses Pressure Tactics
Gov Brown calls an emergency meeting with legislative leaders to push a roid safety program. He cites 1007 traffic fatalities through April 11 this year versus 971 last year and urges special patrol cars radar speed control and sobriety tests. The author argues for police presence over expanded powers.
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