Russell Defends Anticivil Rights Stand In Dublin Speech
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia attacked House Republican Leader Halleck over civil rights support. He argued the speech was political to bolster Russell in Georgia. Evans urged long-term conservative planning while critiquing centralized power and stressing budget balance.
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Superintendent Calls for More, Better Training
Joe Nichols Jr the Jefferson City superintendent urged universal higher quality education during National Education Week at Lincoln University. He listed key questions about equality local control religion home school boundaries academic freedom and teacher adequacy, saying education will continue to evolve. Lincoln University’s education department sponsored the program with participants A Laurence Kimbrough the Rev Joe Louis Gipson Eva Blake and Dr James Seeney.
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Officials Probe Prison Violence and Prosecution Hurdles
County officials and prosecutors examine prison violence at Missouri penitentiary, noting 277 acts in 15 months and 98 stabbings. Prosecutor Riley says most cases are common assault and hard to prosecute without prison cooperation. Prison officials report limited investigative staff but tighter shakedowns to curb contraband and violence.
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Farmer sues over grain growth freedoms in Supreme Court loss
Evans contrasted federal control with colonial power and cited an Oklahoma farmer who grew Brain on his own farm for feed without subsidies or contracts. Federal agents fined him for exceeding a quota, a case reached the Supreme Court and was lost. Some liberals defend property rights only as a pretext.
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Arris Pizza Palace Open at 17 W High Street
Arris Pizza Palace debuted at 17 West High Street with a dial phone listing 635-4243 for orders. The casual eatery invites locals to enjoy pizza, subs, and beverages in a neighborhood setting.
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Amish farmer rights clash with social security rules
Prize-winning editor Evans cites a case of an Amish farmer who refused social security on religious grounds. Federal agents allegedly seized his workhorses for social security taxes, leaving him nearly destitute. Evans argues preferred rights are abridged by liberals, including managed news and federal investigations.
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UN to protest after NK artillery hits small party near DMZ
North Korean weapons fired on a small party attempting to cross a river to the U.N. lines. A boat was fired on and abandoned, then recovered at night as the group crossed the river exhausted and cold. The UN spokesman called the attack unprovoked and said automatic weapons were used, despite limits in the armistice agreement.
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Crash at Crossing Kills Monroe City Man
A 78 year old Monroe City resident Walter Greeves died when his car was struck by a Chicago Burling ton and Quincy freight train at a crossing in Monroe City Missouri. The car was carried about half a mile before the train stopped.
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Kennedy Talks Defense, Laos, and Viet Nam Policy
President Kennedy addresses defense and space spending while pressing the risk of a delayed victory in Laos and ongoing U.S. aid for Vietnam. He defends war aims, weighs the Soviet travel limits, and outlines plans for medical care for the aged and Argentine oil nationalization negotiations.
Mme Nhu Calls for Freedom and Restraint on Vietnam
Mme Nhu, widow of Ngo Dinh Diem, urged the world to defend freedom and warned against communism masquerading as peaceful coexistence. She criticized U.S. and Vietnamese methods, urged American restraint, and said Diem and his wife died martyrs whose memories should not be slandered. She spoke from Rome, addressing her brother-in-law Archibishop Ngo Dinh Thuc, and noted many Americans belong to a silent majority understanding events beyond protests.
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Yale Professor Barghoorn Arrested in Spy Case Spark U S Protest
Soviet officials said negotiations should pause until a satisfactory response to the strong U S protest over the arrest of Yale University political scientist Barghoorn, head of Soviet Studies. Ambassador Kohler pressed Moscow for Barghoorn’s release as a 16 member goodwill delegation from the Soviet Union arrived in New York en route to Washington.
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