Missouri industrial push meet political lines sparks debate
Missouri’s drive to expand industry dominates debate as Rep. Edward G. Farmer Jr. accuses Gov. Blair’s administration of using chamber reports for politics. The piece lauds Blair Idol and the Resources and Development Commission for backing, funding, and expanding industrial efforts while noting Chamber of Commerce calls for stronger legislation and credit programs. It cites Pea Ridge ore finds, 918 new industries, $1.5 billion in investments, and 36,277 new jobs under Blair. The piece urges broader support from business groups to reach a 1970 industrial giant goal.
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State Chamber of Commerce
James T. Blair
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State Commission On Resources and Development
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Communists Gain in World Affairs Amid Western Retreat
In a 1960 opinion piece David Lawrence argues the Communist bloc is scoring victories from Cuba to Japan while the West hesitates. He contends U 2 flights are suspended harming intelligence and warns of broader measures, including sanctions on Moscow’s regime, to curb communist influence and protect US prestige.
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Far East
Cuba
Latin America
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Missilemen's Problems Highlight Guidance and Selection
The Atlanta Constitution editorials argue missile and rocket work faces a guidance and selection challenge. Nike Zeus interception by the Army lacks reliable electronic vision to separate hostile warheads from decoy stages, prompting demand for a true electronic eye.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Summer Athlete Blames Heat on Perilous Season
Hal Boyle lampoons the evergreen summer athlete a middle aged man who never grew up as he chases outdoor exploits. Despite comfort at home the heat drives him to exuberant, exhausting schemes that end in sweat and collapse, ruining summer for all. Each year a new summer athlete rises to spoil the season’s peace, while a tax free unit pitch closes.
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Hal Boyle
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Daniel Boone
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Johnson Symington duel reshapes Kennedy path to 1960
National fight over delegates pits Lyndon B Johnson and Stuart Symington against John F Kennedy. The piece notes Johnson endorses a tough stance on Kennedy, while Symington could tilt support away from Kennedy by pressuring for policy and regional interests. The outcome hinges on securing 600 to 700 delegates to blunt coalition pressure.
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Doctor Advises Allergy Report To MD For Relief
Four reasons to report allergy investigations to a doctor, who may desensitize you to the allergen and uncover other sensitivities. Treatments include antihistamines, adrenaline-like drugs, removing offending allergens, desensitization via shots, and vaccines when infection or asthma is linked to bacterial invasions. Continuous on Page 8.
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