Improving Voting Procedures in Jefferson City and Cole County
The Post-Tribune notes improvements in voting procedures since earlier shortcomings were exposed. It praises Sheriff Horace Delw and City Clerk Harold Baker for first‑term efforts, highlights issues at the May 23 school bond election, and urges curtain Aufings, proper ballot handling, and strict adherence to Missouri election laws for the June 27 election. It discusses optional registration rules for school elections and the need to invoke the black patch system for ballot numbers. It questions state spending and Congress oversight of funds.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
Post-Tribune
Missouri
Horace Delw
Harold Baker
Welcome Mat and Wet Blanket Editorial on Tourism Policy
The editorial argues tourism promotion is sensible but warns against new U.S. measures that could curb American travel spending abroad. It critiques entry rules and foreign travel allowances as factors in coverage of the U.S. payments deficit and urges careful diplomacy to avoid harming international tourism and allied economies.
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Wall Street Journal
U.S
Congress
Commerce Department
S&x
Vines
Washington
Congress Nears End On Capitol Building Renos Costs
Rep. Tom Steed of Oklahoma says Congress approaches completion of Capitol complex work. Projects include This House Office Building and remodeling of two existing buildings at just under 100 million dollars. East Front repairs total about 4 million, half charged to central portico extension. Original East Front estimate around 17 million. HOB listed at 79.5 million.
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Washington Post
Tom Steed
Oklahoma
Congress
Capitol
Brtatan
Brefuse
Capitalis
Steed
Congressional
Hesse
Bunting
He Serand Hob
States Would Be Servants Of Federal Government Says Law Expert
National affairs columnist David Lawrence argues the Kennedy administration seeks to compel state governments to fund and maintain public schools. He cites a DOJ brief forcing states to preserve public education and questions whether such moves violate the Tenth and Fourteenth Amendments. Florida and others contest federal reach, urging state rights and equal administration of laws.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Department of Justice
Kennedy
Louisiana
U.S. Department of Justice
Richard W. Ervin
Ralph ©. Odum
Florida
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Quntes
Bowman
Bowman V. Lewis
Asia
Raqlal
Window Shopping as a Hobby in Giant City
HAL BOYLE muses on window shopping as a thriftier pastime for urban explorers. He compares city windows to nature, noting how window gazing stirs imagination, tempts endless fantasies, and can leave a shopper with a grand, imaginary fortune but no real spending.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Tience
Yin
Lin
Liberals Rise Over Texas Vote in Jay Race Breaks Power
National liberal groups celebrate the Texas election of a Republican senator as proof they hold sway from New York to California. They vow to press liberal influence on policies and nominations, reshaping Democratic strategy and challenging Johnson and Rayburn. The shift unsettles GOP conservatives and may affect 1962 to 1964 elections.
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Ray Tuckee
Washington
Froid
Sam Raytim
Vead
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Ray Tucker
New York
California
Senet
Johnsua
Rayburn
Los Angeles
John G. Trwe Willian Blakely
Howse
Johnson
Ouleone
Michigan
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Whitey
Congress
National Assortation For
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Bonis
Tower
Was
Barry Gold
Arizona
Nixon
Rockefeller Statitty
Kennedy faces global crises amid fragile peace talks
James Marlow surveys President Kennedy’s early months in office, detailing stalled Geneva nuclear talks with the Soviets, evolving crises in South Vietnam, Laos, Korea, Cuba, Berlin, and the Middle East. Kennedy seeks a cease-fire and tackling Communist-led upheavals while pressure mounts from rivals and allies.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Cuba
Unites States
Castro
United States
Laos
Khrushchev
Tran
Geneva
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Berlin
Russia
West Berlin
al- Buin Laos
West Germany
Unsts
East Germany
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