Not Look for Imperfections in World Mission Policy
Holmes Alexander reflects on a Washington sermon by Rev. Theodore Eastman praising a measured approach to global mission. He argues against radical democracy spreads and harsh denigration of other nations, urging respect for diverse systems and the idea that nations pursue feasible paths toward human advancement within their own contexts.
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Holmes Alexander Washington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Washington
Theodore Eastman
Overseas Missionary Society
South Africa
Congo
Erican
de Gaulle
Europe
Chiang
China
France
Jumping to Conclusions And How About Medal For Strawberry Sundae
Reading fragments from a discussion on South Africa, Atlantic excerpts quote Dr Albert Luthuli advocating democracy while noting challenges under Verwoerd. The text veers to tangential comments about manners and reactions to social leaders, mixing unrelated phrases and street observations.
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South Africa
Atlantic
Albert Luthuli
South New York
Africa
Library plea to modernize in the capital city
A Jefferson City reader urges a new and larger city library as essential to a comprehensive plan for the capital. Lew Larkin, vice president of the local library board, argues the current 62 year old building and space constraints hinder service and cites taxpayer willingness to fund a modern library. He suggests a library subcommittee be formed to study plans and offers to share questionnaire data.
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Owings
Jeffernson City-Cole County
Mr. Owings
Kuala Lumpur
Poona
Whaley
Dalton
Jevy
Lew Larkin
Jefferson City-Cole County
Senate vote limits aid to Communist nations sparks criticism
The Senate approved Lausche's amendment to withhold aid from countries deemed Communist or Marxist by 57 to 24, weakening the measure with farm shipments to Poland and Yugoslavia exempted later under administration pressure. Missouri voters harshly critique Senators Symington and Long for switching positions to align with the majority.
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Senate
United States
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Poland
Yugoslavia
Lausche
Msouri
Stuart Symington
Edward V. Long
Symington
Long
Missouri
Sen
Luusche
Sen. Lausche
Jefferson City Parking Facility Delayed Open Aims This Month
City officials under Mayor C Forrest Whaler plan late month or early July opening for the off street parking facility. The administration will discuss promotion with merchants and Chamber of Commerce officials while some residents push for an intensive education campaign for driver use. A rumor about hotel leasing stalls was squelched by Whales and Milton King. The bond funded project faces fee sufficiency issues and a $62898 legal dispute over excess rock excavation with the city and project architects.
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Jefferson City
Jong
C. Forrest Whaler
Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Whales
Milton King
Governor Hotel
Jefferson Cillans
Jefferson Citians
White House staff isolated from real press operations
A Washington observer argues that White House aides and President Kennedy show unfamiliarity with how newspapers operate. He notes Subscriptions canceled over stockpile coverage, describes the newspaper production process from copy to presses, and laments the gap between political perceptions and a free press.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
New York “Herald Tribune
Billie Sol Estes
Herald Tribune
Senate
Khrushchev
United States
Greetings From the Government Editorial Commentary
The Wall Street Journal notes the IRS plans to approach new businesses early, giving forms and guidance before first returns. The editorial warns this could deter budding entrepreneurs facing rising costs and price controls, quoting Ecclesiastes and Daniel Webster as a contrast to wisdom and folly.
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Wall Street Journal
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Service
IRS
Washington Farm Bill Seen as Political Show and Failures
In 1961, critics call the farm bill a political grandstand that does little to solve the farm problem. They note farm population has fallen, surpluses rise, and small farmers suffer least while big operators gain. The piece argues tech and free markets, not more subsidies, best address the trend.
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Ralpin de Tuledano
America
U.S
Conserva
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Bensive
Busi
Noceman
Mr. Benson
Write Your Congressmen To Influence Legislation
A call to citizens to contact senators and representatives about important bills. Addresses for Sen Stuart Symington and Sen Edward Long in Washington D C. For Rep Morgan Moulder representing the 1st District including Cole Boone Camden Cooper Miller Monnean and Morgan counties. Rep Richard Ichord representing the 8th District including Marten Osage Phelps Pulaski. Rep Clarence Cannon representing the 9th District including Callaway Franklin Gasconade counties.
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Washton
Republic
Stuart Symington
Senate
Washington, D. C
Edward V. Long
Washington
D. C
Morgan M. Moulder
House
Moulder
Cole
Boone
Camden
Cooper
Miller
Monnean
Morgan
Richard Ichord
Chord
Marten
Osage
Phelps
Pulaski
Clarence Cannon
Cannon
Callaway
Franklin
Gasconade
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Formosa
Kennedy State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
Matsue Quemoy
Free World
Rally Round
West Europe
The
Hal Boyle
Sen. Symington
Congress
Sen. Long
United States Senate
Mid
Senator Long
Wincent Lewis
New”York “Herald Tribone
New York “Times
Daniel Webster
Faderal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Savings and Loan Association
Monroe, Jefferson City, Me
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