Editorial Victory for Water Plan
The California Legislature refused to alter Guy Brown's water contract with the Metropolitan Water District, enabling Governor Brown to push a 1.75 billion statewide water program. He forecast construction of a Tehachapis pipeline to Southern California by 1964, despite a decade of opposition and possible Congressional resistance over 160 acre limits. The plan, long fought, moves toward reality as supporters grip the political waves.
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California
Guy, Brown
Metropolitan Water District
Legisla Fuki
Coy
Brown
Bio News
Southland
Tehachapis
Sec
Gov
Tuis
Congress
Who will form committee to aid Cuban refugees in U S
Fidel Castro introduced democracy to Cuba and 125000 Cubans fled to the United States to live with relatives while planning liberation. Many families remain in need as IRC chief Nicholas Duke Biddle urges Americans to form a committee to help refugees find jobs and housing nationwide.
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Fidel. Castro
Cuba
United States
Lasea
Nicholas Duke Biddle
Caribbean
International Rescue Committee
Mies
Biddle
IRC
Castro
Expense Crackdown Blurs Price Control Debate
The piece argues that the Dillon Kennedy proposed revenue act taxes will indirectly force price declines by capping deductible business expenses. It predicts negative effects on wages, employment in hotels and services, and higher local taxes to cover revenue losses, urging Secretary Dillon to consult Labor Secretary Goldbergs on employment impact.
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Washington
Capital Hill
Wall Street
Kennedy
Saripal Hogent
Dilan-Kennedy
Congress
Dillon
Hal
Hd Services
Tillon-Kennedy
Labor
Arthur J. Goldbers
Am Manufacturng
Federal Treasury
Senators Vote Big Parks for West None for Cities
Drew Pearson reports that during a sweltering day in the Senate chamber the West led by Sen. Case pushed to fund open spaces for big cities while eastern and industrial-area senators opposed. The article lists park acreages and annual appropriations for states and national parks, highlighting a broad west vs east split on open-space provisions.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Francis Case
South Dakota
Buffalo
Union
Case
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Senator Case
Black Hills
Senate
Frerest Dirksen
Ilinois
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Sen. Case
Highlies
Wind Cave National Park
Bad Lands National Monument
Uncle Sam
George Smathers
Florida
Everplades
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Bryce Canyon
Zion National Park
Church
Tworshak
Idaho
Yellowstone
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Ervin
Jordan
North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
California
Yosemite
King’s Canyon
Lassen Volcanic Park
Sequoia
Tom Kasheh
Alainse
Clay Fogel
Bemarrat
Birch Members Obscure Issues
Sydney J. Harris critiques John Birch Society rhetoric on Open End noting its use of language to obscure facts. He compares Birch tactics to 1930s Communist rallies, labeling their dogmas as extreme and notes they claim to defend the American way while denying democracy and good-faith debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney J. Harris
John Birch Society
John Birch
Communist Party
Privacy and manners amid Kennedy era town meeting
Helene Wilson of San Francisco argues for personal privacy and etiquette after town meeting tensions over Mrs Kennedy’s attire. She recalls a childhood lesson in manners and urges North Americans to help the less fortunate learn of freedom before it is too late.
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North America
Tell the Story of U S Freedom
A high school sophomore argues for a broad program of propaganda to explain American freedom to people in undeveloped countries. He opposes lies and cites Soviet propaganda, urging accessible knowledge of U S freedoms to foster international understanding.
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United States of America
Independent newspaper masthead and offices listed
The Independent publishes with editorial staff names and office locations including New York Chicago Minneapolis Los Angeles and Washington. It lists executives publishers editors and advertising representatives with mentions of various entities and contact points.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold Me Minés
Samuel C. Cameron Geni
Larry Collins Jr
L. A. Collins Sr
Malcolm Epsey
Miles E. Lines
Managua
Ridder Jonny Ine
oWices
New York
Faith Avenue
Chicamo
Berard TT
Penabscol Blin
Minneapolis
Fosnay
Los Angeles
Sunter St
Washington
Ue Alen
Buyidenn
Independent
Earthy Russian Sayings Dip Into Khrushchev Interview
The piece notes recurring Russian expressions noted by President Kennedy’s interpreter audience. It highlights phrases like When the crayfish whistles meaning never and mind your own business. It cites Khrushchev’s line warning a cousin you started the dance on the wrong foal during a New York TV interview. It mentions William Kidd famed as Captain Kidd, born in Greasack and said to be the son of a clergyman.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
New York
William Kidd
Fampus
Bard
Greasack
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Dirksen
Committee On Outer Space
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Harry Byrd
Lookout Mountain
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Ohio
Johnny Appleseed
Midwest
Winchester
BAT
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Colorado
Denver
Williams
Birch
Harris
Pottlery Company
Suggestion
Mervin
Town Meeting
Mrs. Kennedy
Fanny
Helene Wilson
San Francisco
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Nikita
Captain Kidd
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