Attractive Candidates Get Votes Bob Wilson's Charm School Wins Seats
Washington special on Bob Wilson, GOP chairman, promoting attractive, personable candidates to win House seats. Wilson argues charm trumps ideology, citing 1960 gains and ongoing primary contests. Notes candidates like Dick Wilson and ex FBI agent Ben Peterson as examples, predicting more Republican gains to balance Kennedy influence.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington, D.C
California
Bob Wilson
Wilson
Kei
Wil On
GOP
House of Representaives
Kennedy
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
North Carolina
Arizona
Michgan
New York
House
San Diego
Jack Seale
Amarillo
Arthur Sellend
Ind
Iso
Rogers Morton
Kentucky
Caneress
Marshland
Miami Dr
Ben Peterson
Leftist Advisor Schlesinger Faces Charge of Extremism
The piece questions Arthur Schlesinger Jr a Kennedy adviser and ADA founder labeling his liberal views as extremist while noting the term is rarely used for leftists. It argues the double standard in portraying radical politics and references Jeffersonian ideals and social control.
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Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
Kennedy
Washington
Harvard University Guuinati
Schlesinger
A.D.A
Academy
New Frontier
Didian Council of World Affair
Thomas Jeffereson
Ee Pemote
Jefferson
Thora Jefferson
Arthur Schiesinger, Jr
Tariffs and Consequences from Kennedy Policy Clash
European officials fault President Kennedy for conflicting actions on tariffs as Belgium leads a six-nation block to raise duties on five American products. Officials warn that Washington must honor foreign trade commitments or risk financial consequences amid the clash between domestic praise for freer world trade and tariff increases on glass and carpets.
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Indianapolis Star
Europe
Kennedy
Belgium
Council of Ministers
Washington
Congress
White House
Wade
Existential Vacuum and Conformism Warns Psychiatrist
A Viennese psychiatrist describes the existential vacuum, saying instincts cannot guide life or choices and traditions fail to direct what one should do. People will be led by others and lose personal desire, a condition observed by critics as a tool of political conformity.
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Wall Street Journal
TP Poplin
Sone
Hermann Advertizer Courier
Stuart le Brell
Hermann
Put Up The Cash INDIANAPOLIS STAR
The piece discusses Kennedy’s tax reform proposal and public reaction. It notes taxpayers will see how much money stays in paychecks and acknowledges general support with caution. The commentary emphasizes waiting to judge tax cuts and warns against idolatry or misplaced priorities.
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Indianapolis Star
Kennedy
Policies Foresee Economic Crisis From Government Spending
Washington column argues that despite calls for tax cuts the Kennedy administration keeps funding projects and allowing wage hikes, hampering free enterprise. It warns that price controls and loop-hole closures won't fix the core issues, urging growth through private investment and stronger profits.
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David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Maifest controversy and visitor concerns in Hermann
Letters from Hermann discuss rising tensions around Maifest and influx of visitors. Residents warn that ignoring the problem could threaten public order and local culture while praising Hermann’s German heritage and tourism potential. Community debate includes governance and safety issues amid national political rhetoric.
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Hermann
mid-Missouri
New Laos Peace Deal Faces Fresh Uproar and Risk
James Marlow notes Laos signed a three-way pact among neutralists, pro Westerners, and pro Communists, but old grudges and power grabs threaten the coalition. The plan gives neutralists premier and key posts, with elections planned after troop integration, raising doubts among U.S. officials about stability in Southeast Asia.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Laos
United States
Communism Debate and Laos Withdrawal Timeline
A fragmented clipping discusses Niemoeller’s critique of communism and quotes about women’s education. It notes a plan: within seventy-five days foreign troops to withdraw from Laos, with about 10,000 North Vietnamese troops aiding pro-Communist forces and U S observers assisting the Laotian government.
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Pers Vou
Write Your Congressman And Senators To Influence Legislation
Citizens are urged to contact their lawmakers in Washington on important issues. The notice lists Senators Stuart Symington and Edward Long and Representatives Morgan Moulder Richard Ichord Clarence Cannon with their Washington offices and district details. It emphasizes civic duty to communicate perspectives to elected officials.
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Washington
Republic
Stuart Symington
Senate
D. C
Edward ¥. Long
Morgan M. Moulder
House
Washington, D. C
Moulder
Cole
Boone
Camden
Cooper, Miller
Monitean
Morgan
Richard Ichord
Ichord
Marlies
Osage
Phelps
Pulaski
Clarence Cannon
DD. C
Cannon
Callaway
Franklin
Gasconade
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Interior Ministry
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