JFK Sees Little Awareness of Nation's Economic Plight
President Kennedy faces criticism for not addressing labor wage demands or price controls as the stock market falters. Analysts note his use of vague tax cut timing, measures to curb depreciation rules, and a proposed 8 percent investment credit, while the economy battles rising wage costs and stalled modernization.
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Washington
Opecans
Kennedy
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Spinntagel
Warhawks in Congress Echo 1812 Debate on War and Peace
The column compares 1812 war hawks with 1960s senators like Goldwater, Dodd, and Thurmond urging less fear of war rather than peace at any price. It argues practical, non pacifist stances, citing Khrushchev era vulnerabilities and calling for a tougher American policy toward Soviet threats and imperialism.
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Britain
France
Republic
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Calhoun
Jackson
Goldwater
Dodd
Thurmond
Kennedy
Russia
Khrushchev
Kremlin
William Kintner
Joseph Karnfeder
Southeast Asia
Crosby Kemper A Conservative Seeks Missouri Senate Seat
Crosby Kemper of Kansas City says his campaign for Edward V. Longs Senate seat must receive more money or July plans will be canceled. He appeals for funds, criticizing Long’s liberal alignment and urging conservatives to contribute now.
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Kansas City
Edward V. Long
United States Senate
Kemper
Senator Long
Long
Americans For Democratic Action
Missouri
Mr. Long
Republic
Kennedy Must Challenge Labor in Drive to Contain Costs
Guest editorial argues President Kennedy must confront powerful labor union members to halt wage and fringe-benefits spirals. It contends union leadership is diverse, and wage demands from plasterers, plumbers, and steel workers drive costs up. The piece urges a national-interest push and direct appeal to union members to curb escalating demands.
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Kennedy
San Diego
Idd
White House
Unclear Senate Aids Debate on Foreign Aid and Communism
The article discusses Senate debates over foreign aid, Lausche amendment, and opposition to aid to Communist countries. It notes votes, political figures like Gruening and Dirksen, and concerns about presidential authority and future legislation.
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William Proumire
House
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Yugoslavia
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Poland
Kennedy
Tito Power
House of Representatives
George Bundy
White House
Cuba
U.S
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