Conflict of Roles Schlesinger in the White House
The White House faces embarrassment and public perplexity over Arthur Schlesinger Jr as a presidential adviser His history books and essays tilt leftward raising conflict of interest concerns He writes for national outlets on the payroll and could misuse inside government access The piece urges he discontinue White House duties to protect the Kennedy era’s credibility
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
Kennedy
Schlesinger
Pierre Salinger
Shirley MacLaine Traveled Soviet Union Faces Red Tape
Hollywood star Shirley MacLaine toured the Soviet Union as a private citizen to gauge common travel conditions. She reports double charges for her trip from Romania to Leningrad, a midnight hotel eviction, and robbed luggage, including plane tickets and personal items. She felt treated as a captive by authorities.
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Ell
Hollywood
Shirley MacLaine
Soviet Union
Shirley
Romania
Leningrad
Politician clams up as reporters arrive in Romania
Nikita Khrushchev told coal miners to work harder for better living but refused to detail production problems when American journalists were present. The incident echoes a familiar pattern of officials concealing weaknesses from the press.
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Romania
Nikita Karushchev
Nikita
Labor Secretary Goldberg Faces Summer Transport Crises
President Kennedy backs Arthur Goldberg as his key crisis manager amid looming rail and sea transport strikes. Goldberg convened a secret session with top aides to weigh options from wage freezes to compulsory arbitration while preparing policy for labor disputes that threaten construction, shipping, and aviation.
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Goldberg
John Kennedy
William Simkin
Federal Mediation Service
James Reynolds
NLRB
Willard Wire G
Are doctors icebergs and how to talk to them
A reader advises patients to ask questions and push for explanations when visiting doctors. They note some physicians run a fast, assembly line office, and suggest using pamphlets books and group discussions to learn about ailments and improve communication with healthcare providers.
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King Fratvert
Peace Corps costs contrasted with private aid efforts
The piece argues 1962 Peace Corps costs show government expenses to run overseas missions. It compares $9,000 per worker to roughly $2,000 in private missions, notes private groups like religious and youth organizations fund many efforts, and criticizes government overhead soaking taxpayer money while praising private volunteers. It cites Shriver and church groups and warns against expanding government in welfare.
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Shriver
Shtiver
Siiks
Perce Corps
Robert $. Shriver Jr
Peace Corps
T He Corps
Edward ©. Swanstrom
The
Catholic Relief Service
Anostle Fara ‘Taft Benson
Foreign Missions
Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints
Smoon
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Through the Years dated entries in San Antonio files
A compilation from the San Antonio Tight tracks June 25 entries across years 1953 1912 1932 1922 and 1892. It notes the San Antonio Transit Co fare increase approval and transfer charge to Eisenhowers London mission Margaritas ranch purchase in Coahuila labor support for Massey for sheriff a Roosevelt Republican member with a red bandanna the death of Col K H Jenkins and Rudolph Kleber visiting Cuero.
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San Antonio Transit Co
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denison
London
Europe
Uvalde
Dolph Brittoc
Texas & Southwestern Callce Raisers Association
Margarita Ranch
Coahuila
Mexico
AP Massey
San Antonio Trades Council
Massey
Maj
Mose I. Maris
Roosevelt Republicans
San Antonio
Col
K. H. Jenkins
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Halk Syndicate. Inc
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