Running Scared Sen Long Attends Missouri Democratic Workshop
Missouri county party leaders gather in Jefferson City for a day long training session on practical political techniques called by John W Inglish head of the State Democratic Committee. Notables at the session include John M Bailey Stuart Symington Gov John M Dalton and other Missouri delegation members. The event aims to energize support for the 1962 campaign as Len Edward V Long appears increasingly wary of Crosby Kemper's challenge amid speculation about his political future.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
John W. Inglish
National Committee
John M. Bailey
Stuart Symington
John M. Dalton
United States
House of Representatives
Bailey
Sen. Long
Crosby Kemper
Kansas City
Mr. Long
Mr. Kemper
Len
Edward V. Long
Kennedy Medicare Spars Widen In Congress Opposition Grows
Rep Thompson of Texas, a Ways and Means member, opposes the King Anderson bill and backs the Kerr Mills medical aid program for the aged under Social Security. White House rallies and AMA reports show rising opposition to Kennedy's Medicare plan as lawmakers weigh socialized medicine concerns.
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Kennedy
Rep
Thompson
Texas
House
Ways and Means
White House
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Abraham Ribicoff
Baltimore
American Medical Association
King-Anderson
Kery-Mills
A Code for Parents in Jefferson City
A column discusses a new Code for Parents of Teenagers adopted in Jefferson City. The plan centers on parental obligation and unified action to foster a wholesome climate for youths. It highlights cooperation between teens and parents as key to addressing modern teenage problems.
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Columbia
Daily Tribune
Jefferson City
President Kennedy urged to read critics rather than ignore them
National Affairs column argues a president cannot ignore criticism. It notes Kennedy canceled 22 Herald Tribune subscriptions, prompting questions about leadership image, tolerance, and responsiveness to public opinion. It contrasts Eisenhower's restraint with modern pressures of media scrutiny and urges presidents to read opposing views.
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David Lawren
Washington
The
United States
Kennedy
New York “Herald Tribune
New Yorker
White House
United States of America
Ike
Eisenhower
Washington “Post
Free America
Henry L. Mencken
Statirist
Code for Parents Frames Teen Guidance Across Age Levels
Sir Basil Spence endorses a parental code promoting unity in rules for dating, dress, drinking, and driving for junior and senior high students. The plan aims to curb risky behavior, guide social activities, and foster happier families and communities in Columbia and beyond.
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Columbia
Strike Command Kennedy May Face Bigger Decision
Special column reflects on U S Air Force unification under McNamara and the creation of U S Strike Command. It discusses strategic forces, civilian leadership, and the likely need for American troops to confront Communist expansion in Asia and Southeast Asia if Cuba lessons apply, urging readiness and resolve. The piece cites General Adams, Admiral Felt, and President Kennedy while weighing risks and national commitment.
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Holmes Alexander
Clear Lake
Florida
U. S. Air Force
Army
Air Force
Army Air Force
McNamara
Berlin
White House
Adams
Joint Chiefs
U. S
Strike Command
Brever
Asia
Paul
DeWitt Adams
West Point
U.S. Army
Russia
United Nations
Pacific
Felt
Korea
Kennedy
Indo-China
South Vietnam
Thailand
Laos
Cuba
Southeast Asia
India
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Anti-Defamation League Under Scrutiny in Anti-Communist Debate
An article examines the Anti-Defamation League’s handling of anti-Communist criticism amid a rising stance against Dr. Fred Schwarz and the Christian Anti-Communist Crusade. It questions ADL’s consistency while noting its past defense of Nixon and McCarthy, and discusses accusations of anti-Semitism tied to anti-Communist rhetoric.
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National Review
Arnold Fornot
Foster
ADL
Forster
Sue
Schwarz
Anti-Defamation League
Defamation League
Mr. Nixon
Sention
McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Joseph R. McCarthy
League
Fred Schwarz
Nists
Perlins
Forster Slugseemor
Dr. Schwarz
ADL lLeague
Write Your Congressmen and Senators on Important Issues
A call to citizens to contact their lawmakers on key legislation. It lists the current senators and representatives with their Washington, D. C. office addresses and the districts they serve. The message stresses duty to inform Congress and preserve a republic by active citizen engagement.
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Washington
Republic
Stuart Symington
Senate
D. C
Edward V. Long
Washington, D. C
Morgan M. Moulder
House
Moulder
Cole
Boone
Camden
Cooper, Miller
Montreau
Morgen
Richard Ichord
Ichord
Maries
Osake
Phelps
Pulaski
Clarence Cannon
Cannon
Callaway
Franklin
Gasconade
World Today Hesitates Amid Glitzy Hopes On Budgets Berlin
News analyst James Marlow reports global optimism about bathing suits billions and Berlin despite rain. Congress raises public debt limit to 308 billion dollars while Adenauer urges Berlin wall tears down. Kennedy Khrushchev summit possible though not occurred. Tax cuts eyed for next year amid buoyant mood.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eoen
Berlin
Tokyo
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Adenauer
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
White House
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
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Home Savings & Loan Association
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