Battle over the B-70 heats up in Congress
Editorial argues four Democratic senators joined administration supporters in urging a speedier B-70 bomber program. It contrasts administration plans to curb the 2-70 with the Air Force push for continued funding, citing General White on missile limits and the Downey, California plant as a key site. The piece urges Congress to fund completion of the ultrasonic bomber amid concerns over missiles and recent Moscow air power displays.
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Governor Brown backs Bonelli on senate reapportionment
The governor picks Frank G. Bonelli for a blue ribbon commission to study California Senate reapportionment. Bonelli's extensive knowledge and urban representation arguments support equitable reforms. The commission aims to balance urban needs with existing geographic representation while prioritizing human beings over acreage.
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Texas election win boosts GOP hopes for the South
A Washington-based review credits Senator Tower's Texas victory with signaling a stronger GOP push in the South for 1962 and 1964. It notes Tower ran as a Goldwater conservative, draws on Republican organizational effort likened to Tammany Hall, and highlights Rockefeller kinship and J Lee Porter guiding the South's two party revival.
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Smathers Influence In Kennedy Circle Faces Scrutiny
Ex Senator George Smathers of Florida, a close Kennedy ally and Palm Beach visitor, faces questions over how his law firm’s clients including Pan American Airways and Seaboard influence his Senate actions on air routes and railroad legislation, as his friendship with Kennedy cools.
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Ad enauer warns freedom vital to mankind future
In Dortmund West Germany Chancellor Adenauer says freedom across Western Europe shapes world power balance in the East West struggle. Delmar Spooner abducted cop killers dumps blame on police. Minow cites broken TV knob to curb children’s viewing. Kansas City classified ad touts three rooms of brand new furniture with a humorous note about not marrying.
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Germany
Adenauer
Western Europe
Why I avoid politics in STRICTLY PERSONAL
A Pittsburgh reader asks why the column omits political debate. The writer explains two main reasons: the column’s 17 year aim as a counterweight to political commentary and the belief that political issues hinge on deeper personal foundations beyond logic. He outlines his internationalist, welfare-forward stance and urges readers to examine motivations and human nature.
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Town MeetingGuest slams liberalism and communism rhetoric
In a July 12 Forum piece Mr. Farmer links communism to minority oppression, warning that eliminating one leads to erasing ethnic and religious groups. He attacks liberalism as enervating and contrasts West Berlin’s prosperity with East Germany’s subsistence, urging a tougher stance against Soviet influence.
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Independent publishers and editors listed in city offices
The document lists publishers editors and executives including Herman He Ridder Daniel Ridder Harold Hines Samuel Gameron Ian Larey Colling Jr Bus Man L A Collins Sr Malcolm Epsey Mills L Lines and Nor Natt with Ridder Johns inc advertising offices in New York and offices in Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington for the publication.
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Mills L. Lines
EdNor Natt
Ridder Johns Inc
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Bete Cy Penobsee
Kennedy quote clash over Chinese maxims at Khrushchev meeting
President Kennedy cited two Chinese maxims during talks with Premier Khrushchev, prompting Khrushchev’s remark that Kennedy seems to know the Chinese. One saying is a Chinese classic, the other Mao Tse-Tung, with translations noted for length and phrasing.
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Mao
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