Goldwater attacks Kennedy policy urges testing to show resolve
Sen Barry Goldwater labeled Kennedy foreign policy weak kneed and urged immediate nuclear testing to demonstrate US resolve in the Cold War. He argued for unilateral intervention and criticized Fulbright’s stance as a dangerous drift toward increased foreign aid and reliance on socialist reforms.
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Iowa
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Castro
Costly commitments in peripheral struggles cited
The passage notes that policymakers risk draining resources into secondary conflicts where the main Communist powers are not directly engaged, highlighting strategic overextension and misaligned priorities.
Strauss sees Soviet goal to recognize East German state
West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss told reporters at the Pentagon that Moscow’s immediate aim is not to seize West Berlin but to pressure the West into recognizing the Communist East German government. He spoke during a Pentagon intermission while discussing roughly 165 million dollars in U S military procurement including 120 million for Pershing solid fuel missiles. In Roanoke Virginia, an effort to desegregate Victory Stadium for a Colts vs Steelers exhibition on August 12 continues after a court dismissal. lawyer Reuben E Lawson plans to file an amended bill seeking desegregation.
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Franz Josef Strauss
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Roanoke, Va
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Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Reuben E. Lawson
Roanoke City
Fred L. Hoback
Lawson
Hoback
Yardmasters To Decide On Settlement
CHICAGO AP The 5000 member Railroad Yardmasters of America weighing a nationwide strike may decide next week on a Presidential emergency board’s recommendation for settlement with carriers. The board proposed a large raise similar to gains others in 1960 but with concessions. Milton G. Schoch will confer in Washington with the yardmasters’ executive council after study by union lawyers. The plan implies reduction of the union’s push to equalize wage relations with non operating rail workers, with yardmasters earning about 600 dollars a month and seeking a 30 cent raise.
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Pay Plan Proposed Amid Strike Delay and Health Insurance Talks
The emergency board rejects supplemental health insurance while proposing to raise basic pay by about 50 dollars monthly or 30 cents hourly and to fold the cost of living into pay rates. Two 2 percent boosts after June 30 and July 1, 1960 complete the recommendations, with unions and employers calculating dollars and cents. The union had set a May 22 strike, postponed for at least 60 days by Kennedy’s appointment of the board, with 20 international boxing authority noted.
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Butler Opposes Red China Seating
Washington AP Senator John Marshall Butler urged public pressure on the State Department to block Communist China from joining the United Nations. He said officials were working to admit Red China and that the U.S. and its anticommunist allies have kept it out for a decade through resolve and determination.
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John Marshall Butler
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State Department
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Maryland
Butler
United States
Red China
World Organization
U.N
Taneytown 4-H Club meets at Dickinson home
Adlai Stevenson presents forceful remarks as the Taneytown 4-H Club meets at William, Mary, and John Dickinson’s home at 8:00. Officers are briefed on reports, July 18 20 Carroll County Fair details and July 30 31 events are announced, and refreshments follow.
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John Dickinson
Mary Dickinson
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Carroll County Agricultural Center
Westminster
Mary Ellen Stonesifer
John Speak Jr
Betty Stonesifer
Richard Feeser
Nancy Ricketts
Radio Schedule Snapshot Time Channel Lineup
A dense time slot listing shows Detective's Diary and Big Picture along with multiple movie and show titles across channels. The guide includes sports, cartoons, dramas and late-night programs like NBC Mystery Theater, G E Theater, and Rebel with numerous Be announced entries.
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