Were Still Waiting on Civil Liberties and ACLU Critique
The piece rebuts claims the Arizona American Legion’s resolution targets the ACLU as Communist controlled. It defends the ACLU as patriotic, cites presidents and leaders allied or praised by the group, and criticizes libelous anti Communist accusations as threats to democracy. It notes the need for written proof to face libel suits.
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Arizona American Legion
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
United States
Eisenhower
Kennedy
National Board of the
Where Does It Go Happy Rockefeller Name Dilemma
A discussion on how to handle the long name of Governor Nelson Rockefeller's wife Margaretta Fitler Murphy Rockefeller in press copy. The piece notes space constraints and jokes about possible nicknames such as Happy and how headlines may shorten or misplace parts of the name.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitler
Murphy Rockefeller
Margaretta
Happy
Fitler Murphy Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Khrushchev May Visit Cuba During Peace Talks
The article notes Khrushchev may travel to Cuba in September or October, a move seen as a bid to influence peaceful coexistence policies. U Thant doubts a New York visit for the UN assembly, warning Cuban refugees could trigger chaos if he lands there.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Cuba
United Nations
U Thant
Moscow
New York
UN General Assembly
Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Red China
Castro
Russia
Ussr
America
Dilemna
The
Worker
Khrushchev Seeks Nonaligned Visit but Skips U.S.
Khrushchev moves toward travel to a key nonaligned nation while Congress tightens controls on Western leverage. He toured Yugoslavia with Marshal Tito, signaling continued focus on security and production as core aims, with a realpolitik view of Sino Soviet tensions. He remains confident in domestic support for his policy.
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Khrushchev
Congress
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Khrush
Moscow
West Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Roswell Garst
Coon Rapids
Orville Freeman
Solvine
Barry Goldwater on Peaceful Coexistence and Nuclear Test Ban
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that peaceful coexistence with the Soviet Union is misrepresented by supporters and that the partial nuclear test ban treaty should be scrutinized. He warns that communism uses coexistence as a tactic toward destroying the United States and urges vigilance against such rhetoric.
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Washington
United States Senate
Senate
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
McGill criticizes Goldwater as vague and negative
The piece notes Ralph McGill's critique of Barry Goldwater's philosophy, arguing the Goldwater program is vague and retreatist. It points to Goldwater’s perceived linkage with Southern segregationists and White Citizens Councils, calling out emphasis on slogans over real-world experience.
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Atlanpa
J. Roy McGinty
Nis
Dent
Goldwater
Brown
Intelice “Eo Dent
Speer
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater School
Sovernors
Miami
Goldwater Criticized by Dixie Editor on Fairness in 1960 South
A Dixie editor rebukes Senator Goldwater for alleged misinterpretation of his 1960 South speeches. The piece cites reactions from Mississippi figures and notes Goldwater supporters misreading rural dislocations, farm support, and social welfare programs. It argues the nation’s business is people amid economic changes driven by technology and autos.
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Sen
Goldwater
South
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Atlanta
Orgas
Magnolia
Goldwater Academy
Congress
Dent Belove
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
McGinty
Stolen Property Penalty Is Heavy
A legal column outlines penalties for stolen property, detailing that buyers, receivers, or those who hide property face one to ten years in prison. It explains required proofs of knowledge and possession, circumstantial evidence, and the role of fences and second hand dealers in proving theft and conspiracy, with emphasis on risk to buyers and the presumption of knowledge for under eighteen.
Kennedy aides blamed as Democrats scramble for 1964
Doris Fleeson argues the Kennedy White House faces a test of political craft as party managers conflict with field leaders. She notes strong Kennedy support in the South and among grass roots, but complains of dysfunction in state campaigns and national leadership.
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Washington
Kennedy
Aly. Kennedy
Fleeson
Democratic Party
John F. Kennedy
Tsa
New Veeck
Pennsylvania
Calfornia
Wisconsin
Hoosaveins
Democratic National Committee
Nationa Governors
Kennedy Team Fraying Under U S Politics Strain
The White House staff has absorbed many traditional party chores as Irish Mafia figures face stretched capacities. Observers note reliance on big-city machines like Chicago’s Mayor Daley and Philadelphia’s Rep Green weakens as amateurs assume grassroots duties.
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White House
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
William Green
Philadelmia
Viet Nam tension and test ban debated by U S officials
In Saigon Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge tells reporters he was advised not to take long walks amid Viet Nam tensions. In Washington Undersecretary W Averell Harriman says Russia will observe the test ban treaty and that its government and people want to avoid destroying what they built.
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Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Washington
W. Averell Harrieman
Russia
Peope
Pigeon Frustrates Owner After Failed Homing Attempt
Margaret Scannell took 24 chickens on vacation to quiet their chirping. In Bournemouth England police report a homing pigeon refuses to return to its owner after several days at Bournemouth jail.
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Treland
Margaret Scannell
Bournemouth
England
Pottee
Wso
Bournemouth Jad
He Pu
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