What Is A Liberal What Is A Liberal
A Daytona Beach editorial argues liberalism opposes communism and fascism, advocating political freedom universal suffrage and free discussion. It challenges a looming rightward swing in 1962 while urging tariff relaxation and participation in Europe’s Common Market.
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East Germany
Russia
China
Soviet Union
U.S. House of Representatives
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Gladstone
U.S
Europe
Desperate Kenya Whites Face Uncertain Exit After Independence
Ruark recounts Kenya's post independence turmoil as white residents endure violence, blackmail, and taxation hurdles. He cites gang activity, farm attacks, and forced tax payments, noting 5 000 whites left last year while others seek escape but face exit taxes and legal barriers.
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Kenya
Nairobi
Where We Stand on Open Meeting Law and African Politics
A reader thanks the Saturday Sun for clarifying the Open Meeting Law and discusses concerns about governance in Africa. The letter critiques Kenya’s KANU and KADU, notes tribal tensions, colonial legacies, and expresses white conservatives' disillusionment with postcolonial regimes and new tax laws that affect their livelihoods.
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Kadu
London
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White House seeks price stability through labor dialogue
Victor Riesel reports that rising tensions inside the Kennedy administration center on wage and price stability and the outflow of gold. A broad, ongoing labor management dialogue is planned with a 21 member advisory group expanding to a national conference in June and regional meetings nationwide to build a third party role for the government.
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Meany
Berlin
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Truman
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Chicago
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
New Dictionary Needed for Space Terms
Editor notes the shift from early aviation vocabulary to space age jargon. The dispatch outlines common terms such as lox abort node and rad, signaling a need for a contemporary lexicon to describe spacecraft, missions, and operations.
Space vocabulary glossary explodes with rocket terms
United Press International outlines a space jargon list from ablation to zodiacal light. The guide defines terms like apogee, perigee, sidereal, and selenoid with brief explanations for general readers and space workers alike.
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Moon
Earth
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