We Must Not Concede On Wheat Sale To Soviet Union
Editorial argues against selling surplus wheat to the Soviet Union. It cites New York Stock Exchange figurehead Keith Funston criticizing Moscow and warns the deal could ease Soviet hunger while freeing resources for arms production and fuel further military power. It urges careful public consideration.
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Soviet Union
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Moscow
Continuity and Constitution Guide a Stumbling Nation
The piece argues for strict constitutional fidelity amid the death of a president, praising the Vice President’s succession and urging restraint on federal overreach. It emphasizes the Constitution's article on devolving duties to the Vice President and laments federal intrusions beyond constitutional authority.
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United States
U.S
Congress
Unanswered question on public power program push
The piece criticizes a public power movement urging President Kennedy to launch a vigorous power program. It cites a nationwide list of proposed projects funded publicly and largely tax free, aimed to stimulate the economy but burden taxpayers and raise federal debt.
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Mtatives
Rincip
Kennedy
Mental Rehabilitation and JFK’s Enduring Hope
The text recalls President Kennedy’s push for mental health reform, backing an Institute of Mental Health and broader psychiatric care. It notes his late acts to fund programs, his private sorrow over a family member’s disability, and the idea that the reform could reduce institutional care and spark new research and training amid a sick adolescent’s history.
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Congress
Institute of Mental Health
Kennedy
JFK
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
New York
Johnson
Next Year's Election Opens Wide for Uncertain Candidates
The article analyzes how Democrats must craft a consumer-focused appeal as next year’s election looms. It discusses agrarian populism, Johnson’s position, and the shifting dynamics with labor, civil rights, and oil interests playing key roles in big states.
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Freeman
U. S
Lyndon Johnson
George Stimpson
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
No Cold Cure Simple No Such Thing As Cold
A columnist discusses myths about cures for the common cold and the role of doctors in patient perception. He argues there is no universal cure, critiques overreliance on gadgets like sphygmomanometers, and notes blood pressure reflects broader health and emotion factors. The piece includes Q&A on surgical sterilization risks.
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U.S
Wm. Brady
M.D
Hyman
Ness
India
Saboteurs of Tot's Proper English In TV Critique
A grandfather laments radio and TV programs that allegedly corrupt children's speech. He cites Cathy 3 and quotes a child teacher criticizing excessive for and misused real. He urges preservation of proper English and questions costs behind educational materials.
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Philip
Cathy
New Controversy Over Civil Rights Bill Emerges
Washington reports a fresh clash over the civil rights bill as the White House backs a move to force the measure out of the rules committee led by Howard Smith. The action follows a petition by 218 House members, disrupting bipartisan hopes and prompting debate on partisan strategy in Congress.
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House
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Consznes
Saale
Gee
White House
Rules Committee
Howard Smith
D. Va
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