Senator Long and the Family Farmer under fire
A critical look at Senator Long and the Kennedy Freeman farm plan. The piece questions the fate of the American Family Farmer under government programs, exposing Billie Sol Estes ties, ASCS involvement, and the lingering gap between rhetoric and reality as aid favors large operators over small farmers.
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Russia's Market Rhetoric Masks Real Motives
A guest editorial argues Soviet leadership uses economic unity talk to mask long standing aims to divide global markets. It cites Khrushchev’s attacks on the Common Market while recounting the 1947 Marshall Plan outreach and Czechoslovakia’s stalled recovery talks. The piece links Western Europe’s postwar gains to Kremlin obstruction and sees the Common Market as a threat to Moscow.
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U.N
Soviet Union
Russia
George C. Marshall
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France
Britain
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Paris
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Tough To Prove Rockefeller Can Be Defeated Says State Chairman
New York Democratic state chairman William McAheon argues Governor Rockefeller could be beaten if the public turns against him, but acknowledges it remains a big if.
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Wiliam McAheon
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Two-Way Double Cross in SE Asia and Kennedy Critique
Washington correspondent David Lawrence surveys President Kennedy's Yale speech and the steel controversy. He argues the administration harms business by bypassing legal processes and urges frank, lawful debate to restore confidence and market stability amid concerns over deficits and government controls.
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Out of Bounds National Review clash on right wing influence
A Toronto Star Weekly critique notes right wing discontent with modern life pushes supporters toward simpler pasts. It highlights anti-Communist groups gaining funds,Robert Welch's aggressive rhetoric, and fears that extremist stances could hinder disarmament talks with Russia. The piece cites a concern that such ideas have spread to Furonte.
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Short Wearing Ban Bill Moves to Public Works Committee
The Indianapolis Star reports a bill to ban wearing shorts in the national Capitol has been referred to the House Public Works Committee. The piece notes the public works angle had been elusive and mocks Congress, while Bennet, director of the US Bureau of Prisons, cites funding challenges for prison improvements.
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Kennedy Critiques Nuclear Fear In Call For Clarity
Holmes Alexander notes President Kennedy’s June speech at West Point stresses that calling this the nuclear age is misleading. He cites ongoing AEC tests above and below ground as Britain France and India move in, while Russia risks resumed atmospheric testing and arms control efforts stall after 17 years.
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Mirror of Opinion Fiscal Sanity Essential To Preserve America
An unsigned editorial by Dr Theodore G Shury urges fiscal restraint to salvage the nation. It argues taxes fund foreign debts, weakens homes, and harms sovereignty, calling for a return to restraint and constitutional principles amid the Nuclear Age and rising global tensions. It cites President Kennedy and Eisenhower era policy debates, urging a clear nuclear doctrine and stronger national resolve.
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Supreme Court
Daniel Boone
Kennedy
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Michael Henchard
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Lawmakers Email Your Congressmen Card
Citizens urged to contact senators and representatives on important issues. Readers are reminded Washington address details for Symington Long Moulder lebord Cannon and their districts.
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Kennedy Faces a Democratic Congress Blocking His Agenda
James Marlow notes President Kennedy confronts a Democratic Congress that blocks action in foreign policy and domestic bills. With leaders like Mike Mansfield and Wilbur Mills shaping debate, key items including the debt limit and tax cuts face trimmed goals as Congress returns home for fall elections.
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Montana
Kennedy
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Debates On Foreign Policy And Domestic Bills Continue
The article surveys U S policy discussions as Spain’s fate prompts a choice for the United States while domestic bills on welfare education and tax revision move through Congress. Officials including Abraham Ribicoff and Emmett O Donnell comment on welfare, education aid, tariffs, and space exploration amid partisan tensions.
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Emmett O'Donnell
U.S. Pacific
Formittee
House
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Cleveland
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