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Farley Reflects on Hoover Truman and Kennedy Influence
Jim Farley now 75, head of a soft drink firm, looks back on his political career and beliefs. He defends his 1931 stance on Hoover, praises Truman and MacArthur, and critiques Kennedy era policy on Cuba, warning of communist threats in the Americas and the dangers of centralized power.
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Carol Channing charms Lopez Mateos guest at luncheon
At a Washington luncheon for Mexico's First Lady, Carol Channing amused guests with playful mannerisms and a silent lisp joke. A translator aided the language gap as Mrs. Lyndon Johnson laughed and the actress handed out imitation diamond bracelets.
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Sortie motorists keep pedestrians in good running condition too
Motorists caring for their own vehicles also uphold public safety by ensuring pedestrians stay safe and orderly in shared spaces during outings and travel.
Kennedy Speech Urges Peace Against Political Opponents
Drew Pearson writes to his grandson from Washington on June 13 1963 praising President Kennedy for detailing the dangers of war in his American University address. He recalls Woodrow Wilson’s failed peace effort and critiques Republican opposition, urging firm steps toward a peace arrangement with the Russians.
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Doctor Notes on Weight Loss Drugs and Health Advice
A reader asks about reducing capsules containing amphetamine and prochlorperazine and the risks of dependence and insomnia. The doctor warns these drugs are habit forming, advise rest and proper diet, and urge medical review to find the real cause. also discusses pernicious anemia management with vitamin B12 injections and maintenance dosing. The column ends with political commentary on postwar tensions and Kennedy's American University speech urging peaceful policy and bridging distrust with the Soviet Union.
Kennedy warns world peace needs law and restraint
Peter Edson notes Kennedy's American University remarks aimed at new graduates, urging that war and annihilation are not inevitable and that peace through law is possible. The speech challenges Khrushchev to abandon conquest, supports disarmament steps, and emphasizes security while pursuing easing tensions.
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Anticipation and Responsibility Across Nuclear Threats
The speaker reflects on Hiroshima and the warning of nuclear danger. Foreseeing future emergencies requires moral judgment and communal responsibility. Without anticipation, civilization risks repeating past holocausts, threatening our children's descendants.
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