South Africa Displays Boldness Strength and Resolve
In Johannesburg a traveling columnist weighs South Africa's path under Verwoerd, noting no censorship yet strict controls on speech, detailing separate facilities for races, Bantu welfare costs, and critical UN- and Western-world perspectives. He cites books by Segal and Giniewski, surveys posturing toward Bantustan self-rule, and discusses a Paarl riot and possible subversion while praising the government’s bold stance and survival will.
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Holmes Alexander
Johannesburg
South Africa
Ministry of Information
South African Foundation
United States
Verwoerd
Ronald Segal
Paul Giniewski
Giniewski
Plan for weekend sales law gains support in Missouri
The Missouri Attorney General Thomas Eagleton proposes a week end sales bill to replace the old Sunday law. The editorial backs studying the measure, noting fines up to 500 dollars for a first offense and 1000 dollars for a second, with injunctive power for repeat violators. It argues for a balanced approach allowing small stores to operate while prohibiting prohibited items Sundays.
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Thomas Eagleton
Missouri General Assembly
Eagleton
General Assembly
Missouri
Mr. Eagleton
Hagleton
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Proclaimed in Missouri
Governor John M. Dalton designates December 7, 1962 as Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day in Missouri. He honors fallen and surviving Armed Forces members and urges renewed commitment to freedom, noting the ongoing threat and the nation’s need to be prepared for future trials.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
John M. Dalton
Florida
Republic
Readers letters praise publicity and teen drinking editorial
Letters from Mildred Hagan and Dr Stan ley I Stuber applaud Know Your America Week coverage and the thoughtful editorial on teen age drinking. The News and Tribune welcomes reader letters with signatures and addresses, edit rules apply, and length not to exceed 350 words.
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Jefferson City
America
Mildred Hagan
Civic Participation
Year Pi
Stanley I. Stuber
News and Tribune
News and ‘Tribune
Quiet Shakeup Planned in Kennedy Administration
A gradual reshaping of the White House adviser group is underway to reduce ultra liberal influence. Rostow is being nudged out while Schlesinger faces criticism for extremism. Stevenson may also depart amid appeasement contours.
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Walt Whitman Rostow
State Department
White House
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dean Tusk
Bobby
Democratic Party
GOP
Schiesinger
Nixon
Richard Goodwin
Goodwin
Washington
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Khrushchev
Department of State
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Cuba
Mirror of Opinion on Stevenson Dismissal Urged
A Globe-Democrat opinion denounces Adlai Stevenson as soft on communism and unfit for public office. It accuses him of negotiating with the USSR, opposing Cuba blockade, and favoring UN appeasement, urging the President to dismiss him at once.
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Tial
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
Schlesinger
Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
White Mouse
Castra Culm
Steward Alsop
Stevenson
Adlai
Mirror
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Saturday Evening Post
America
Cuba
Munich
Turkey
Italy
British Isles
U Thant
Chester Bowles
Moscow
Mikoyan
Gromyko
Khrushchev
World Affairs: Probe Into Cuban Crisis Compromise Unveiled
Thant revealed that the Cuban issue involved a compromise based on give and take. The article questions U.S. gains and seeks clarity on verification, non invasion pledges, and Soviet aims, noting uncertainty over weapon removal and future safeguards.
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United States
Soviet Union
New York City
United Nations
United Press International
U.S
Mr. Kennedy
Russia
Cuba
UPI
Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
U.S.A
New Highways And Public Safety
A Cooper County Record report compares safety on U S 40 with Interstate 70 between Beanville and Columbia. Former Missouri highway official J J Corbett notes 178 accidents on 40 with 139 injuries and 4 fatalities versus 40 accidents on 70 with 28 injuries and one fatality. He says completing the Interstate System will save about 5 000 lives a year, arguing for highway improvements to handle growing motor traffic.
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Mexico
Cooper County Record
Boonville
U.S. 40
Beanville
Columbia
J. J. Corbett
Missouri State Highway Department
Mr. Corbett
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