Polls show rising opposition to Kennedy programs and civil rights moves
A Republican poll reveals 64.6 percent oppose the Kennedy administration handling of civil rights. It links anti Kennedy sentiment to fears of Russia, socialism, and government overreach, noting votes on Cuba, social programs, and debt reduction. The piece argues Americans are not ready to yield to Kennedy, socialism, or Negro civil rights.
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Kennedy
Congress
North
Birmingham
United Supreme Court
Cuba
Russia
Latin America
United States
Postmen, Dogs and Politics Across the Nation
A Fremont California postman defies rules by using a dog as a defense after being bitten six times in two weeks. The piece contrasts postwar civil rights clashes in Birmingham with election dynamics and notes broader trends in electricity wiring, teen money handling, measles prevalence, and rice as a staple crop.
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Birmingham
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
United States Supreme Court
Fremont
Calif
Ken Lencicome
Allen and Scott right to lie sparks Pentagon reshuffle
The Pentagon curbs Sylvester power after months of White House muzzling. McNamara orders removal of censorship from Sylvester, shifting authority to the new Directorate for Classification Management led by George MacClain. Splitt to handle press on the TFX contract, boosting reporter access. Loftin explains this aims to reduce over classification and improve consistency. Ford calls it long overdue while Mahon questions benefits. Kennedy balks at appointing Doyle to federal bench over 1960 Stevenson support.
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Arthur
News Management
Sylvester
Pentagon
Roger Tubby
State Department
Geneva
White House
Defense Department
Directorate For Classification Management
Orville Splitt
Defense
McNamara
Splitt
George MacClain
Air Force
Walter Skallerup, Jr
Adam Yarmolinsk
J. R. Loftis
House
George Mahon
D-Tex
Loftis
Gerald Ford
Mich
Loftin
Robert Kennedy
James Doyle
Madison
Wis
Doyle
Bar Association
Wisconsin
Bobby
Adlai Stevenson
Worry Over Diet from Dr Steincrohn Advice Column
Dear Mr Y seeks support for enjoying dairy and steak while his wife worries about fats. Dr Steincrohn urges balanced eating with normal cholesterol and weight, criticizing extreme low fat diets and citing AMA editorial caution. He promotes supervised diet research and personal health balance.
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Mr. Y
Journal of the American Medical Association
William J. Darby
M. D
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Council
Ameri
Humble Advice From Job 35 On Pride
A biblical excerpt highlights that vanity finds no audience with God. It urges humility before the Almighty, promising that He will lift the humble in due time. The passage underscores divine regard for contrite hearts over boastful words.
Almanac highlight for June 1 1963 events and facts
On June 1 1963 the Almanac notes key historical moments including James Madison advising Congress of a likely second war with Britain in 1812 West Point cadets banned from tobacco in 1881 Mexico abolished the siesta in 1944 and Charles de Gaulle named premier of France in 1958 The day also lists celestial bodies Venus Jupiter Saturn and Mars with the moon near full and a Karl Marx thought of the day about ruling ideas.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
James Madison
Congress
Great Britain
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Mexico
Charles de Gaulle
France
Rock and Roll Scare Tactics in Castro Cuba
In a critical take, the piece argues Castro regime widens rock and roll panic as a Western corrupting plot. It suggests Radio Rebelde and Bohemia exaggerate rocanoleros to frighten Cuba’s youth, linking the music to anti revolutionary influence and U. S. and West German plots.
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Cuba
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Castro
Khrushchev
Nikita
Ukraine
Russia
Radio
Rebelde
Bohemia
Rocanroleros
U. S
Radio Rebelde
Ritmos Rocamoleros
West Germany
Havana
United States
Kennedy faces farmers revolt over wheat control plan
President Kennedy suffers a decisive defeat as farmers reject the wheat control program in a key referendum. The loss hinders re election prospects and sparks questions about future legislation and political fallout for Kennedy and party leaders.
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Kennedy
Pesident
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Agriculture Department
United States
Monroe Morning World Founders and Staff Lineage
Historical note on the Monroe Morning World newspaper listing founding date October 20 1929 and key staff such as publisher editors general manager and Associated Press affiliation. Includes publication details and office locations.
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Robert Ewing
Joan D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Calmebell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advere
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Kerr - Mills
Lencicome
Schann
South
United Star OF
Allen and
Scott
Peter J. Steincrohn
Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
the Almanac
Ky United Press International
Karl Marx
Ralph DE Toledano
Rocamoleros Hit
Raul Castro
Rocamoleros
Bascom Timmons
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congressional
Republicans
Farm Bureau
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