Warren Report Should Be Public Property Now
After the Kennedy assassination the Warren Commission gathered findings with public funds. The report should be released to Americans through all news media without favoring publishers, once ready, and not sold for cash. The public deserves the full story to fill gaps about Dallas.
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Overseas wheat export record seen as charity, not business
The administration ties great weight to overseas farm trade while noting a record 848.8 million bushels of wheat and flour shipped last year. Only 42 percent were commercial sales as the rest moved through programs like food for peace, funded by taxpayers and not easily convertible to dollars. The piece argues charity should not be equated with business.
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United States
Barry Goldwater Surrounds Himself With Inside Knowledge
A look at Barry Goldwater's entourage highlights Ed Nellor, a veteran press secretary with a history in exposing Communist subversion. The piece recalls Nellor’s 1948 Sun reporting on Whittaker Chambers, Alger Hiss, and the State Department, framing how insider insight could shape Goldwater's security stance and political maneuvering.
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Harald P. “Green
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
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Lebanon
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Matsu
Ed ‘Neller
Communist Strategy and War in South Vietnam
The text argues that a firm stance can contain and win the war in South Vietnam. It warns that after initial force, offering talks only if conditions favor the enemy prompts the communists to push prices higher, expecting U.S. concession and a Cuban-style outcome.
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Viet Nam
Cuba
Withdrawal felps Barry Governor Wallace in South race
Fragmented text suggests a political notice about a withdrawal involving Barry and Governor Wallace in the South amid Goldwater’s campaign. Details are unclear but imply shifts in candidacy or endorsements affecting electoral dynamics.
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Wallace
Goldwater
Earry
Pion
Differing Views on Government's Role in Party Platforms
James Marlow analyzes the 1960 Democratic and Republican platforms noting their length and rhetoric. He highlights the central split over government's role, contrasting Republicans' conservatism with Democrats' emphasis on full employment and growth, and cites side by side platform sections on jobs, fiscal policy, growth, resources, and international policy.
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Natural Resources
United Nations
Boy Writes Boyle Profile in Horace Mann Student Chronicle
Richard Huttner, 16, of Horace Mann High School New York writes a profile of Hal Boyle for an assignment. The piece describes Boyle at the Associated Press office and notes Boyle’s approach to deadlines and journalism.
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Horace Mann High School
N. Y
Hal Boyle
Overseas Press Club Bulletin
Ty Richard Huttner
New York
Associated Press
Boyle
The Worry Clinic Lesson on Housekeeping Plans
Dr. Crane presents Lorna G. a 28 year old former teacher who struggles with unfinished chores and self doubt. The advice advocates a daily written agenda broken into small tasks, listing minor chores and micro steps to avoid procrastination and boost momentum.
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Journalistic Spark and War Correspondent Hal Boyle
The interview traces Hal Boyle’s path from Missouri to journalism with the Associated Press. It notes his belief that journalistic ability is partly innate but sharpened by practice, his WWII reports in the Mediterranean and Europe, his Pulitzer Prize in 1945, and his humane, humorous style that earned titles like the Soldiers’ Boswell.
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Boyle
University of Missouri
Associated Press
Hal Boyle
Kansas City
Mary Frances Young
Tracy Ann
Femple Island
Wil Rogers
Himan
Prayer Excerpt Seeks Strength To Accept Christ’s Cross
A devotional fragment contemplates surrender for Christ’s sake, quoting Matthew 10 39 and asking for grace to endure hardship. It expresses longing for joy in bearing the cross, lifting the banner, and receiving songs in the night through God’s calling.
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War relief drive noted by Central Sanitary Fair committee
A 2M years ago item recalls the committee asking property owners to loan or donate items for fair exhibit with freight paid both ways by the committee. Papers statewide urged copying of the notice as part of wartime relief efforts.
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Central Sanitary Fair
Justice Rowan
Ymac.a
Abby Answers Readers on Values and Furnishings
In this column, Abby Fields letters about decency labels on magazines and a couple choosing castoff furniture over debt. Readers defend frugality and ingenuity, while Abby addresses social pressures and hints at advice on relationships and personal confidence.
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