Red Cuba Debate and GOP Critique at Youth Forum
Representative Wilson urged a Monroe Doctrine challenge and a deadline for removing Soviet troops from Cuba, warning of a renewal of a tight blockade if unmet. He likened Republicans to Britain's Opposition on security and opportunity, criticized 44 welfare measures, praised GOP craft of workable retraining law, and argued aid to pro communist nations has been ineffective. He also criticized Kennedy aides Schlesinger and Heller.
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Republican Party
Faha
U.S
Rusk
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Kennedy
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Walter Heller
Wilson Urges Republicans to Emphasize Principles and Vote Power
Rep. Wilson tells students that a candidate must have party principles and electoral appeal. He backs Keating on using information about Cuba, criticizes the Kennedy administration, and notes GOP gains in Missouri and the South. He says Republicans could support Goldwater or Rockefeller for 1964.
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California
Heller
C. Douglas Dillon
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Wilson
Eisenhower
Keating
Sen
Kenneth Keating
R-Nly
CIA
Congress
U.S
University of Mississippi
United Nations
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
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Congressional Campaign Committee
Missouri
South
US seeks removal of Soviet troops from Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States aims to remove Soviet troops from Cuba but any action to drive communism from the island must consider nuclear age dangers. He warned Soviet forces poison the atmosphere and increase dangers, while Sen. Barry Goldwater said the administration is worried yet constrained by a Khrushchev agreement.
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Los Angeles
Dean Rusk
United States
Cuba
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Khrushchev
Rev Drury to Speak at Masons Washington Commemoration
Rev Drury of the Missouri Baptist Foundation will address the annual Commemoration of George Washington by the Jefferson City Masonic bodies at 6 30 p m Saturday in the Masonic Temple The speaker, of 1402 Major Dr, Baylor and Southwestern Seminary educated, will headline the event sponsored by Jefferson City Chapter No 34 Royal Arch Masons Ezra Council No 32 Royal and Select Masters and Prince of Peace Commandery No 29 Knights Templar
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Kennedy plans new national service corps and youth programs
President Kennedy outlines a broad set of proposed youth and national service initiatives. Details include a Youth Conservation Corps starting with 15,000 youths, scaling to 60,000, and a Home Town Corps for 40,000 to 50,000 youths, with pay around 60 dollars monthly. A National Service Corps would recruit volunteers with pay of 6 to 8 dollars daily, while expanding the Peace Corps to 13,000 volunteers. The plan also seeks extensions of delinquency programs, immunization funding, education aid, and welfare supports.
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Cole
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Integrity Gap voices criticizes Kennedy on Cuba and economy
Congressman Wilson alleges the Kennedy administration lied about missiles in Cuba and unemployment figures, warns of a growing deficit, and attacks advisers. He frames a broader "tradition gap" and urges a return to old fashioned Republican patriotism.
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Bowles
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Cuba
Laos
China
Russia
Lincoln
GOP to Oppose State Tax Hike in Missouri House
Missouri House Republicans caucus to oppose a major sales tax increase without a tax structure study and government cost streamlining. Rep Loyd Estep notes the stance could threaten Gov. Dalton’s program amid a split Democrat majority. Kohler returns to Moscow after 214 weeks of ongoing talks in Washington with no message from Kennedy to the Soviet premier.
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Loyd Estep
Christian County
John M. Dalton
Dalton
Ayake
House
Kohler
Moscow
U.S
Ambashor Foy D. Kohler
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Realized Continued: CCC praised and criticized in budget notes
The piece reviews 1960 61 62 subsidies and CCC actions. It notes billions spent to suppress crops and boost yields while CCC programs push price supports, storage and disposal, foreign aid, and subsidies. It highlights the 1982 budget urging changes though CCC expands its powers. It lists acquisitions storage disposal subsidies and distribution activities.
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U. S
Treasury
CCC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Credit Corporation
Burglars Net $250 In Newburg Breakins
ROLLA Special report state highway patrol investigates breakins at two Newburg businesses, Newburg Lumber Co. and Sherrell Market. About $83 plus $14 in cash and merchandise including coffee, shotgun shells, and canned meat were taken. A pry bar was used to enter both sites.
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Rolla
State Highway Patrol
Newburg
Newburg Lumber Co
Sherrell
Lumber Company
Plaza Shopping Assn names Pat Forbis head
Pat Forbis was elected president of the Jefferson Plaza Shopping Center Association. The report notes his leadership role amid a broader discussion of CCC finance and proposed reforms, including the Liberty Amendment and federal corporate cost reductions.
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Plaza Shopping Assn
Crown Drugstore
Jefferson Plaza
Gertrude Phillips
Polly Gray
L. E. McBride
Kroger’s
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