Khrushchev Promises Red Flag Over White House Lyrics
Khrushchev mockingly promises the Red flag over the White House, saying Americans will raise it themselves. The piece critiques Rostow’s policy ideas and warns against accommodation to communism, urging a strong, winning stance. The column frames Rostow’s view as defeatist and links Khrushchev to broader left-wing advisers.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Bucharest
White House
Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
United States
Kremlin
Walt A. Rostow
Rostow
Asiloman
California
Walt Rostow
State Department
Washington
Blood Donor Challenge Calls for 495-Pint Quota
The Red Cross Bloodmobile stops in Jefferson City for three days beginning Monday to reach a 495 pint quota. Past shortfalls, but 144 pints once, 288 in spring, mean a strong push by businesses and residents is needed. Donors can register by calling 3-1152 or 6-2332 at First Christian Church noon to 5 pm, then 1 to 6 pm.
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Red Cross
Jefferson City
Cole County
First Christian Church
Sige
Earis
Seniors Stay Put Despite Warmer-Climate Appeal
Guest editorial notes that migration to Florida and California among seniors has long been discussed, yet 19M census data show the South and West remain below the national average in residents 65 and over. States like Iowa, Nebraska, Vermont top 18–19 percent of voters aged 65 plus, while many warm states do not. The piece asks why older residents stay where they earned their years, acknowledging multiple reasons.
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Memphis
Iforte
Florida
California
South
Iowa
Nebraska
Vermont
Missouri
Arkansas
Maine
South Dakota
Kansas
New Hampshire
GOP Policy Statement Fails To Stir Voters Says Lawrence
Washington special notes a quiet Republican stance lacking militancy. The piece argues voters want direct, concrete promises about better jobs and rising wages, not abstract principles. It warns a restrained GOP may fail to energize the electorate ahead of 1962 campaigns.
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GOP
David Lawrence
Washington
Senate
House
Republican Party
Democratic Party
India Says US Aid Cuts Won't Alter Policy
India's ambassador to the United States B K Nehru told a New York TV audience that a Senate cut in US foreign aid to India will not change New Delhi's policy. The Indian government information service relayed the remark. The note questions whether aid ever influenced India's neutrality and questions the logic of aid in shaping policy.
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Indianapolis Star
India
United States
B. K. Nehru
New York
Senate
Government of
School of Hard Knocks Educative to Kennedy
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander argues that middle aged learners like John F Kennedy benefit from experiences in midlife schooling and political reform. The piece critiques 1960s foreign and labor policy, UN status, and potential shifts toward a One Nation Now concept amid changing alliances.
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School of
Hard Knocks
John F. Kennedy
Holmes Alexander Washington
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Capitol Hill
Ted
Massachusetts Senate
Kennedy
Mirror of Opinion on Sophistication in Economic Views
The column critiques Kennedy era calls for a more sophisticated view of government spending debt and inflation. It cites Walter Lippmann Walter Heller and Henry Hazlitt and argues Keynesian ideas persist as myths while German policy and American institutions adapt. Dr Sabin comments on immunization in Ohio.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Dr. Heller
Mr. Lippmann
Mr. Kennedy
Yale
Gage
Dean Kennedy
Heller
Lipp Brown
Mann
Ken
White House
Kennedy
Albert Sabin
Cuyehoga County
Ohio
House and Senate Lock Horns Over Conference Roles
In Washington debate rages over which chamber should chair Senate House conference committees on appropriations. Representatives demand rotation to curb senatorial dominance, warning payless paydays and disrupted government operations. The clash, while tense, remains decorous with rules against personal slurs.
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House
Senate
Senate House
Secret Service
Congress
Write Your Senator and Congressman Now
A call to citizens to contact their senators and representatives about important legislation. It lists addresses for Ben Symington Edward Long Morgan Moulder Richard Jehord and Clarence Canton in Washington and notes their districts covering counties in Missouri. The piece urges ongoing civic engagement as a duty to the republic.
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Washton
Republic
Ben
Stuart Symington
Senate
Washington, D. C
Edward V. Long
Washington
D. C
Morgan M. Moulder
House
Moulder
Cele
Boone
Camden
Cooper
Miller
Moniteau
Morgan Cowtties
Richard Jehord
Iehord
Elehth
Maries
Osage
Phelps
Pulaski
Clarence Canton
Cannon
Calloway
Franklin
Gasconade
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Patier
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Sen. Dirksen
Pocketbook
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Briwin
USA
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Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
United Auto Workers
Evers
Courtney Brown
Columbia University
Graduate Business School
Don Brown
Henry Hazlitt
Kean
Lord Keynes
Keynes
Haxlitt
Sauvants
Saumuelson
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
The
Raymond J. Crowley
U.S. House of Representatives
Jerry" Simpson
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
UCN
EAS
Mutual
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Oliver Bassman
Winnie A. Bassman
John B. Sturm
Robert B. Schwartz
Matfhal
High and
Jefferson
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