Men For The Moon Trip Marks Historic Leap For Humanity
The article celebrates the planned July 11 lunar mission with astronauts Neil Armstrong Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin aboard the first Moon landing. It notes the goal set by Kennedy to reach the Moon before 1970 and envisions the mission as a triumph for American science and a milestone for humanity and potential international cooperation.
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Crackdown on Spasta Sparks Greek Public Outcry
The Greek military junta bans spasta, the tavern revelry of plate smashing and bouzouki dancing. Violators face up to six months in prison. observers warn the move could provoke unrest by curbing a popular outlet for collective joy.
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Work And Not The Dole In Prosperous America
Paul Harvey argues welfare costs rise with population and urges policies that incentivize work. He cites Hoover Institution ideas including guaranteed annual income family allowances and negative income tax, warning such plans risk dependency and moral decline. He cites Roosevelt's 1935 warning on relief.
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Middletown Symphony Miami Chorus Offer Brahms Requiem
A Middletown High School auditorium concert brings the Middletown Symphony and Miami Chorus together for Brahms Requiem. The audience, though large for a high school venue, enjoyed a moving performance honoring late Colin Gardner and praised the choir from Miami University Oxford and the Miami Campus for its quality. The review notes a desire for smaller venue venues and growth of classical music interest in the area.
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Surtax Missed Objective and Economic Policy Debate
Washington discusses the limits of government actions to steer the economy through higher interest rates budget surpluses and wartime controls. The piece notes the 7 percent prime loan rate the impact of taxes on workers take-home pay and the uncertain connection between the surtax and inflation and unemployment.
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Kennedy Faces Tough Path to Senate Leadership
Joseph Alsop analyzes Senator Edward Kennedy's bid for the Senate majority whip role noting Muskie's potential challenge, funding constraints, and internal party dynamics. He explains Kennedy must navigate committee reassignments and caucus pressures amid rivalries with Russell Fulbright and McGee.
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