Feeble Start on Missouri Mental Health Program
A muddled review of Missouri s one year mental health plan shows funding shortfalls and political wrangling. Gov Dalton favored smaller sums while House appropriated more, with conferees settling on a compromise. A push for community health centers and expanded Higginsville facilities is noted amid calls for longer term funding and reform.
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Miscouri
Mentel
John M. Dalton
House of Representatives
Senate
Dalton
Duvel
Duval
Missouri
General Assembly
Why Not Fence Khrushchev With Economic Quarantine
In a Berlin crisis a quarantine, not firepower, could halt Soviet advances. Roosevelt's 1937 idea would target trade, embassies, and diplomatic ties, risking economic disruption to force Moscow to honor wartime pledges. Allies must accept short term costs to avoid nuclear war and inspire Eastern European uprisings.
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Khrushchev
David Lawrence
Washington
Berlin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Allice
Russia
Germany
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
United States
I K
China
Snviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Europe
Kremlin
Little Man and Big Labor Editorial
The Wall Street Journal argues the National Labor Relations Board stretched its reach to protect a small West Virginia grocer from a secondary boycott. It contends labor laws favor unions, creating arbitrary administration and a one sided framework. The piece criticizes reliance on distant federal officials to uphold small businessmen's rights.
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Wall Street Journal
National Labor Relations Hoard
Nl.a.r
West Virginia
Landrum-Griffin
Washington
N.L.R.B
Dubuque
West
Virginia
Piggybacks and Free Enterprise Clash in Transport Debates
The Kansas City Star discusses piggyback trucking and its regulatory battle. Railroads and the Teamsters union led by Jimmy Hoffa clash over pricing and policies as ICC hearings weigh amendments and carrier contracts. Details cite costs for moving cars by piggyback versus highway truck and rail options.
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Yales
Commission
Courts
Congress
Kansas City Star
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Teamsters Union
Detroit
Kansas City
Lexcar
ICC
Teamsters
All Roads
Remarks That Cheer If You Want to Make a Hit Overseas
Advice on talking abroad urges flattering hosts and avoiding bragging. The article notes Americans risk offending Europeans with boastful remarks and suggests praising local hosts, not imperial swagger, to gain favorable reception overseas. It cites Britain as wary of overstatement and warns against critical or colonial jabs.
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Hai
Royle
United States
New York
Rlogus
Great Britain
Georges
Washington
Lord Corn
Val
Soviet Aid Shifts to Economic Help Versus Military
Washington reports Moscow and Beijing now push economic aid to non Communist nations, rivaling U S loans and grants. Khrushchev and Mikoyan promote high profile projects from Africa to Asia, while the United States contends it aids more and with broader reach.
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Bay Tucker Washington
Speria
Russia
Kennedy
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Anastas
Mikoyan
United States
U. S
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
Pelping
Asia
Camodia
Pakistan
Red Sea
Berpt
Ethiopia
Sudan
Morocco
Tunisia
Ghana
Guinea
Africa
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Cuba
Red Ching
Ees
Aswan
Bolivia
Khrushchev
Charles B. Bohlen
George
F. Kennan
Presidency quotes and public figures mix in scattered remarks
A collage of remarks from Bourguiba Kennedy Khrushchev and others, alongside editorials and notices, reflects on independence, progress, and public policy. The page lists pricing, staff notes, and quotes about discipline, education, and defense, with badge-like phrases and partial captions.
World Today: Rusk Urges Calm on Berlin Tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged staying calm in coming months amid renewed Soviet pressure on Berlin. He and Kennedy offered vague but firm signals that the Allies will not yield to pressure, preferring diplomacy over saber rattling as Western negotiators seek a path for a free Berlin.
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Egypt
India
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Berlin
Dean Rusk
West
Rusk
Kennedy
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Khrushchev
Husk
Kennedy l
Associated Press
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Defense Department
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Fisenhower
Kareshchev
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Hot
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Wtissta
Power Powers
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Oklahoma
Vamrade Khrushchev
Wes
Paris
Tferson City Post-Tribune
Nega Tribune Company
Moneroe Street
Jerverson
City
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Gale
Amissouri
Audit Bureau of Cireiliations
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Shantom
Ito
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House
Armed Services
Sophie Tucker
Arthur L. Goodhart
University of England
Oxford
Big Brother
Shepard
W. W. Bauer
AMA
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Smith Ford Sales
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Catt
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Kinder Federal
City National
Monroe
Jeffarson City, Mo
California
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Howard
Lake Ozark
Hono Wilmin
t/o
Herman Acll, Inc
Stover
Edwin Braxberger
Tinton, Mo
Glen W_ Dahl
Wayursvilig
Claude W, Morgan
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