Washington's Example Guides Civil-Military Discourse
The essay argues Washington set a pattern for civil control of the military and respectful disagreement. It cites Freeman's five rules stressing informing Congress, subordination to civilian authority, and no public criticism of Congress. The piece notes today’s debates on loyalty and duty and urges Americans to heed Washington’s example.
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George Washington
Washington
America
Senate
Douglas Southall Freeman
Continental Congress
Congress
Freeman
Old-World Savvy Kennedy Eyes Massachusetts Senate Bid
Edward Kennedy travels abroad on a fact finding mission about Europe’s common market and its impact on Massachusetts. Observers liken his itinerary to the state’s ethnic and minority voting blocs as he contemplates the U S Senate race once held by his brother.
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Edward
Ted) Kennedy
Europe
Massachusetts
Isreal
Greece
Ted
U. S
Senate
Washington
Nea
Roosevelts
United States
Eisenhower
Milton
Edgar
Kennedys
Pakistan
India
White House
Kashmir
Khrushchev
Vienna
Bobby
Japan
Indonesia
Teddy
Israel
Middle East
Kennedy
Illiteracy and AFP Aim Highlight Education Struggles
Bruce Biossat outlines illiteracy's impact on employment crime and welfare while Kennedy seeks 950 million for state school programs. The article notes 8.3 million adults with under five years schooling in 1960 and cites high rates in the South. It covers World War II and Korean War literacy deficits and previews AFP reforms and Latin American reforms tied to a $3 billion four year program.
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House
Kennedy
Wilbur J. Cohen
Welfare
Congress
South
New York State
California
Louisiana
Illinois
New York
Latin American leaders warned on AFP reforms and upheaval
Washington window reports AFP aims to reform land and tax structures in Latin America. Passman says ruling classes face danger if reforms fail, while Moscoso urges gradual change to avoid extremist backlash. US pressure grows to back AFP and prevent potential Communist takeovers and wider isolation.
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Tiows
Congress
Passman
House
AFP
United States
Moscoso
Latin America
U.S
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress Opportunity
Keeping Open Lines of Communication Across Nations
Washington commentary argues Kennedy family diplomacy keeps lines open with unfriendly nations. It notes the president uses kin and officials to maintain dialogue with Russia, while emphasizing nonmilitary approaches and public TV exchanges with Khrushchev. The column ends with a prayer attributed to John Marvin Rast.
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Kennedy
Bobby
Moscow
Pierre Salinger
Berlin
Izvestia
Khrushchev
Thought For Today Corneille Quote Reflection
A brief reflection notes that perfect happiness is elusive and even great successes mix with sadness and anxiety, shaping our sense of satisfaction. The quote attributes these thoughts to Corneille.
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Corneille
Beckley Newspapers subscriber rates and policy notice
Nalcigh Y Register lists subscription rates for Beckley Newspapers Corporation with daily and Sunday options, carrier delivery, and tax details. It notes address change procedures and states carriers are independent contractors not liable for delivery issues.
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Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
Admlts
BRO
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Financial Gossip Over-The-Counter Marketing By JESSE BOGUE
UPI reports on the OTC market and the NSTA booklet explaining OTC workings. It notes 50,000 corporate and government issues traded versus about 4,000 listed on exchanges. OTC houses bank and insurance stocks, utilities, mutual funds, and smaller firms not listed on major exchanges.
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Jesse Bogue
UPI Financial
New York
UPI
NSTA
National Security Traders Association, Inc
Dan
Securities and Exchange
Science Today Commission scrutinizes over the counter market
The Science Today Commission expands a long running study into the securities markets with emphasis on the OTC segment. The NASD supervises brokers nationwide, censing fining suspending or expelling violators and conducts regular inspections to ensure compliance and firm solvency.
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OTC
SEC
NASD
National Association of Securities Dealers
Hypnotism Slows Ailments Through Mind Control
UPI science editor reports Dr. H. C. Bethune in Edinburgh demonstrated psychosomatic effects by hypnotizing subjects. A hungry man felt a fake dinner and stomach spasms ceased. others felt heat on their ears despite no heat, illustrating mind-driven symptoms. The piece discusses organ inferiority and the role of misdirected emotion in producing physical illness.
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New York
UPI
H. C. Bethune
Bethune
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Roosevelt plan would add judge in West Virginia
The Raleigh Register notes President Roosevelt’s judiciary reform would add a judge where a jurist remains past 70. In West Virginia only Judge George W McClintic would be affected as he is 71 in the Southern district. The item includes scouting milestones and a science report on hypnotic treatment of skin diseases with mixed results.
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Beckley
Roosevelt
West Virginia
George W. McClintic
Den
Lancet
First Things First by Arthur Lord Dear Arthur
Dear readers discuss aging, income gaps for those over 65, and government aid versus personal responsibility. A Midwest employer asks about pension options for older workers and how to fund them, with Lord advising flexible, payoff based on service or productivity and stressing older people seek work not handouts.
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Arthur
Congress
Midwest
J. G
Episcopalian Presbyterians in Merger Warning
A New York Episcopal priest warns Presbyterians against a proposed merger, declaring if forced to become Prescopalians or Episbyterians there could be fights. Other letters cite workplace rights for secretaries and a pacifist’s rights to critique war and read Communist literature, with quotes from Alicia Kersten and Clarence B Randall.
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Alicia Kersten
Holland
Happy Secretary Society
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Co
Aldous Huxley
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Alliance For Progress
Teodoro Moscoso
National Press Club
Otto Passman
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Bodrgez
Progress Alliance
By Lyle Wilson
Eunice
Jean
Poland
Yugoslavia
Gomulka
Tito
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Stephen Smith
Lyndon Johnson
Lady Bird
Dean Rusk
Adlai Stevenson and
Averell Harriman
NATO
SEATO
CENTO
U. N
Russia
Geneva
John Marvin Rast
Columbia
S.C
Methodist Board of Education
Nalcigh Y Register
Prince St
W. Va
Hinton
J. McQuade
Managing
United Press International
Science Today
Delos Smith
UPI Science
The
Raleigh Register
Arthur Lord
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