Polls show rising opposition to Kennedy New Frontier programs
The article reports polls by Republican Congress members showing 64.6 percent oppose the Kennedy administration civil rights handling. It cites reactions to Birmingham demonstrations and the Supreme Court on private property rights for integration, with further breakdowns of opinions on Cuba, social programs, spending, debt, and foreign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
North
Birmingham
United Supreme Court
Cuba
Russia
Kerr - Mills
Latin America
United States
Postman and Dog Defense in Fremont Story
A Fremont California postman Ken Lencicome was bitten six times in two weeks and devised a new defense against regulated retaliation. He now accompanies a 102 pound German shepherd named Schann to deter further attacks. The piece links the incident to broader references on civil rights and public policy.
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Birmingham
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
United States Supreme Court
Fremont
Calif
Ken Lencicome
Schann
Pentagon tightens control after Sylvester curbs press
The defense department strips Sylvester of censorship authority, moving it to the new Directorate for Classification Management led by George MacClain. Orville Splitt will handle press inquiries on the TFX contract as McNamara reshapes public briefings. Attorney General Kennedy withholds on James Doyle for the federal bench due to past Stevenson support.
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Arthur
Sylvester
Pentagon
Roger Tubby
State Department
Geneva
White House
Defense Department
Directorate For Classification Management
Orville Splitt
Defense
McNamara
Splitt
George MacClain
Air Force
Classification Management Agency
Walter Skallerup, Jr
Adam Yarmolinsk
J. R. Loftis
House
George Mahon
D-Tex
Loftis
Gerald Ford
R.mich
Loftin
Robert Kennedy
James Doyle
Madison
Wis
Doyle
Bar Association
Wisconsin
Bobby
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Diet debate over fat and heart health from Dr Steincrohn
Dear Mr Y questions the fear of fat and coronary disease while Dr Steincrohn urges balanced eating for healthy adults with normal cholesterol. He cautions against drastic restrictions and cites an editorial in JAMA supporting supervised diet therapy, noting no proof for universal fat bans. He promotes enjoyment of life and mentions his forthcoming book and a leaflet offer for Mrs J.
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Mr. Y
Journal of the American Medical Association
William J. Darby
M. D
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Ameri
Council
Bible Verse Reflection on Humility and Divine Lifting
A devotional note cites Job 35 13 declaring God does not hear vanity and pride has no audience before the Almighty. It urges humility before God and promises that He will lift the humble in due time.
Almanac Highlights for June 1 1963
United Press International notes June 1 1963 as the 152nd day of the year with 213 days remaining. Historical entries include James Madison urging war with Britain in 1812 and West Point cadets banned tobacco in 1881. Charles de Gaulle named French premier in 1958.
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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 Fears in Fidel Castro Cuba
A critical column argues Cuban radio and media attack rock and roll as a Western threat to revolution. It notes Radio Rebelde and Bohemia describe rocanroleros as corrupting youth aided by US imperialists and Germans, while Castro fears any American cultural influence. The piece mocks Cuban paranoia over fashion and aims to underline that the real fear is American ideas, not music.
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Cuba
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Castro
Khrushchev
Nikita
Ukraine
Russia
Radio
Rebelde
Bohemia
Rocanroleros
U. S
Radio Rebelde
Ritmos Rocamoleros
Latin America
Raul Castro
Rocamoleros
Havana
West Germany
United States
Kennedy faces major setback as wheat control referendum fails
President Kennedy suffers a sweeping rebuff as farmers reject the wheat price control plan in the first referendum of its kind since 1941. The loss exposes political risk for 1964 reelection and fuels calls for new legislation amid farm Bureau and Republican pressure.
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Kennedy
United States
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congressional
Republicans
White House
Farm Bureau
Monroe Morning World declares independent stance in 1929 note
The Monroe Morning World founded October 20 1929 notes its status as an independent newspaper printed daily by the News Star World Publishing Corporation. It lists editors, publishers and officers including Robert Ewing Jr and William H Bronson and asserts impartial reporting and opposition to wrongs regardless of party politics.
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Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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Constitlu
United Sta
ACNLE
Allen and
Scott
News Management
Peter J. Steincrohn
Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
the Almanac
Ky United Press International
Karl Marx
Ralph DE Toledano
Rocamoleros Hit
Bascom Timmons
Pesident
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Agriculture Department
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