Federal aid to education debate stirs Missouri voters
In the U S House debate on federal aid to education, observers label the Senate plan as costly and nationally centralized. Missouri would face a heavy per grant ratio, while local opposition cites state funding gains and questions the need for federal intrusion. Grass roots sentiment runs strong against increases in federal control, urging constituents to pressure their representatives.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Kennedy
Missouri
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Brigham Young University
GOP Platform Education Committee
Platform Committee
Wilkinson
de. George
Benson
NeUlocal Education Program
Itme
National Education Association
Washington
Ietellers
Morgen M. Moulder
Breermien
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.c
Disappearing Dollars in Federal Aid Debates
A guest column criticizes federal aid as costly for high population states. It cites Tax Foundation figures showing New Jersey taxpayers bear 214 dollars in state costs per 1 dollar of federal aid, with Pennsylvania 141, New York 140, and California 324. The piece warns that upcoming Congress bills may increase aid flows to these states.
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Wall Street Journal
Stame
Washington
von Iuzé
Aig
New Jerse
New York
Pennayhvania
Michigan
California
Tax Foundation
New Jersey
Hhe
New Yorker
Congress
Houdini
Why Wasn't ICC Ruling Asked Earlier by Kennedy
Washington special reports on Attorney General Robert Kennedy petitioning the Interstate Commerce Commission to ban segregation in waiting rooms restrooms and restaurants at live stations nationwide. The piece questions if freedom titles were necessary and whether the same aims could have been achieved by the Kennedy administration earlier to avoid violence.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cunter
Supreme Court
Defense
al Jl
Hal Hoyle
McNamaara
New York
Kent
Interstate
Iareretanr
Itions Commission
Department of Justice
Hess
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
Sand Oaks
Justice
Jesse
Robert Wagner
George Rockwell
New York City
Department
U.S
Eastland
United States
High Court
Virginia
Restreom
Norfolk
Jrust
National Whirligig Sermons on Behavior and Ethics From Capital
President Kennedy and aides issue broad ethics lectures on national needs and world causes. He urges sacrifice over self in tax, health, and expansion proposals while McNamara calls for fewer press questions on national security. No concrete remedies cited.
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Ray Tuc
Washington
Kennedy
Theodore
Fraklin D. Roosevelt
Long Island
Defense
McNamara
White Moose
Pentagon
Kennedy offers no new ground in Paris talks
James Marlow argues Kennedy has not altered foreign policy, reaffirming NATO commitments and West Berlin defense. The piece criticizes delayed federal action on civil rights and restrooms desegregation, urges stronger DOJ/ICC leadership, and questions New Year self improvement rhetoric versus real progress.
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James Marlow Associati
Tress
Washington
Kenedy
Prise
Paris
de Gaulle
Jiter
Vienna
Khrushchev
Urey
Kennedy
Kouwa
America
NATO PLC
France
West Germany
West Berlin
Kennedys
United States
Europe
Unlucky expert explains bridge bid and slam chances
Oswald Jacoby recounts a bridge hand where misjudged minor suit overcall and diamond distribution altered the path to grand slam. An audience remark triggers his defense that his poor cards, not luck, dictated his overcall. He notes overcalling diamonds shifted play toward seven than six by South leading spades and exposing critical queen.
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Oswald Jacoby
Aysn
Grand Islam
South
Armorican Beliefs On Communism Face American Opposition
Fragmentary remarks claim Armoricans oppose communism, with a warning that Americans will resist communists by peaceful means rather than false accusations. The text appears as MEMO or opinion notes reflecting bias and unclear attribution.
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TTT
Armorica
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Tag Tooker
Educational Security
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Iward
Lee Loevinger
United
Stiles
NATO
Stewart L. Udall
Nick
Harold L. Ickes
Senpe Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Field
Arthur J. Soidberg
Wordsworth
She Inipen
Voice
Né Ae McClure
Cyndille Bestival
Mark Feror
Arneli van Newepaper Publishers Ra
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Addee
Missouri Resources & Development Commission
Jaffarson City
A. C. Winegar, M.D
Medical Arts Bldg
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