Nevada Sees Broad Support for Partial Test Ban Treaty
Nevada citizens show strong interest in ratifying the partial test ban treaty with broad backing from groups such as the Nevada Young Democrats, the University of Nevada community, and Reno organizations. Opponents include Reno Young Republicans and William Wright Deeth, while experts testify on national security implications and the treaty’s potential to ease world tension.
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Staplers and codes amid a slice of modern life
A humorous Roark reflection on gadgets and automation. He recalls staplers, mail codes, ZIP systems, and misrouted checks, noting how streamlining fevers complicate daily tasks. The piece lampoons advertising excess and the blunt efficiency of modern devices.
Quiet assault on the federal structure spread by interlocking state-led efforts
Reporter Ed J Cook chronicles how three proposed amendments to the U.S. Constitution moved from Biloxi to Phoenix to Chicago and into several state legislatures in 1962 measures promoted by Southern segregationists and other states’ rights advocates pressed through a Council of State Governments forum despite limited legal scrutiny and public debate.
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Diem and Viet Nam policy questioned by officials
A Washington briefing reveals how U S actions in South Viet Nam mix support for Diem and Buddhists with pressure on Diem's brother and army. The Voice of America and Kennedy politics complicate aims to fight the Viet Cong while avoiding public backlash and Communist accusations.
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Kennedy Cabinet Shuffle Signals Business Tension
The 65 year old Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges plans December resignation elevating questions about who will replace him. Business leaders want a liaison with industry, pressing for a pick like Arthur Goldberg or a figure with strong ties to labor and capital, while President Kennedy has bypassed Hodges in key issues. The looming decision will reveal Kennedy’s stance toward business ahead of the 1964 campaign.
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Dear John Scuba Dives and Grits: Advice Column Snippet
A humorous collection of letters and replies on quirks and misunderstandings. A scuba enthusiast asks about skin diving, trading stamps provoke a jokey psychiatrist suggestion, a crosscut saw query appears, and a New Englander asks about grits with a playful cooking answer.
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