Russia seeks long term credit to finance trade expansion
The United States was urged to extend long term credit to the Soviet Union for a major bilateral trade expansion. Critics call the proposal a one way deal that would aid Soviet growth, with 2 percent interest and goods US already purchases from Western Europe, while the Soviets have defaulted on previous debts.
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Soviet Union
Special United
America
United States
West Europe
Russia
National call for uniform daylight saving time
The National Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations urges Congress to enact a national daylight saving time standard. It notes state and local options create interstate commerce burdens and economic waste, citing Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and others.
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Congress
Blue Ribbon
National Advisory Commission On Inter-governmental
Commission
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Illinois
Minnesota
Rockefeller faces Birch scare in California primary
In the California presidential primary battle, Nelson Rockefeller pins his hopes on portraying Goldwater as allied with the John Birch Society and Birchite followers. Rockefeller seeks to warn Republicans that a Goldwater win could hand the party to Right-wing extremists, while Birch influence remains a small but troublesome presence in the Goldwater delegation.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
John Birch Society
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Nixon
Hokum
Pat Hillings
Los Angeles County
Republican Committee
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Gladys Carson Burns
Loyd Wright
Helen Grubb
Elsinore
D. Hanson Grubb
Birchites
National Committee For Economic Freedom
Walter Knott
Knott
Berry Farm
Orange County
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Calif
Dunning Warns of Sea Farms and Nuclear Energy Future
Columbia University engineer Dr John St Dunning envisions a century of seas farming to feed billions, irrigate deserts, and avert land wars. He foresees an energy economy built on nuclear power and warns automation will raise work hours to prevent social decay.
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New York
Columbia University
John St.Dunning
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Dunning
U. S
Ad Hoc Committee of the Triple Revolution
A Princeton formed group named the Ad Hoc Committee of the Triple Revolution urges federal action. It highlights cybernation automation, costly weaponry, and human rights including equality and jobs. It proposes wealth redistribution and a guaranteed annual income for the unemployed and employed.
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Castroland
Princeton
Washington
Three Young Leaders Poised for National Rise in 1960s
Washington observers spot three generational prospects Charles H. Percy Robert Taft Jr. and Edward M Kennedy as likely future national players. Percy seeks Illinois governor, Taft aims for U S Senate, Kennedy seeks a six year Massachusetts Senate term. Their rise could bolster their party’s presidential ticket.
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Washington
Drummond
Robert Taft JR
Ohio
United States Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Bob Taft
Ted Kennedy
Taft Jr
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Chuck Percy
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
Resolutions Committee
Percy
Stephen M. Young
Arlington Cemetery Visitors Reflect On Kennedy Grave Significance
Ralph McGill observes crowds at Arlington before and after visiting John F. Kennedy’s grave. He notes the somber, respectful atmosphere and the broad emotional and civic impact of the presidency on American life as the civil rights debate and Vietnam era stories echo in memory.
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Washington
Arlington Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Arts
America
United States
Arlington
Viet Nam
The Kennedy Symbol and Arlington Grave Reflections
In Arlington a grave at a key symbol prompts reflection on the Kennedy era. Evelyn Lincoln works through President Kennedy papers, recalling his letters and motives while students and young people share how his words directed their paths in politics, history, and public life.
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Kennedy
White House
Evelyn Lincoln
Arlington
Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
John Kennedy
Johnson
Editor's Mailbag backs Scottsdale teachers on salary scale
Henry L Manheim of 12001 N 66th St writes to support Scottsdale teachers and urge school trustees to meet with union reps. He cites starting pay of 4700 and compares with NYC garbage collectors and other districts, urging community action or new industry to fund raises.
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Scottsdale
New York City
ASU
Henry L. Manheim
66Th St
Scottsdale School Board vacancy backed by local supporters
In response to the resignation of Dr. Steward Flaschen the letter urges Rev. Lee J. Smallsreed Jr to be appointed citing his strong vote share and qualifications. The note is signed by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent F. Acri of 8301 E Desert Cove.
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Steward Flaschen
Scottsdale
Lee J. Smallsreed, Jr
Smallsreed
Vincent F. Acri
Desert Cove
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Columbia
Foscoe
Charles H. Percy
Olympus
Interlandi
Ralph McGill
McGill
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Arlington Grave
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