Secede Move Highlighted by Arizona House Speaker
The Arizona House speaker Tay Cook of Cochise County vows to block Maricopa County legislation unless redistricting maps are revised. He accuses Maricopa supervisors of gerrymandering to favor Republicans, while questioning which Democrats back his stance and claiming statewide tax issues favor small counties. The piece ends noting a Confederate ball to rally petitions.
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Arizona
House of Representatives
Maricopa County
Tay Cook
Cochise County
Maricopa
Ruth O'Neil
Jim Lindsey
Barney Burns
Chuck Miller
Rhea Averill
Rep
Bill Stephens
House
Stephens
O’neil
Cochisel County
Cook
Kennedy Faces Decisive Call on Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
Washington diary notes President Kennedy near a pivotal choice to resume atmospheric testing. Capitol Hill pressure and the peace movement collide over deterrence versus risk, with experts forecasting a potential new arms race and moves toward verification, deterrence, and possible production shifts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Truman
White House
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
West
Mastrase
Amero
Serer
Ren An
Gilpatrick
Berlin
Moscow
Barry Goldwater on winning the cold war and nuclear debate
Goldwater defends a firm stand to win the cold war without endorsing nuclear war, criticizing press distortion. He emphasizes recognizing the Communist threat and replying with dignified firmness, while aiming to deter aggression and defend American liberty.
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United States
North American
Tape Playback Demonstrates Distortion In U S Ideals
The passage asserts the United States holds a precious heritage rooted in spiritual origins of man and freedom. It frames ongoing global conflicts as tests of this concept and urges personal commitment to defend freedom against materialist communism. It ends with a call to determine one’s stance.
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United States of America
Goldwater
Khrushchev
Mr. Khrushchev
United States
The Lighter Side Ghost Speaking in Congress
Washington humor column notes the Congressional Record creates two facing texts one spoken in the House and one printed as written. It jokes that members can appear to speak and be elsewhere at once thanks to revise and extend rules. Rep. Curtis and Lindsay propose rule change to end double images.
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Congress
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Electricians Win 25-Hour Week in New York Labor Riff
A long piece argues that electricians secured a 25 hour week in New York through a wage and overtime shift, not a radical strike. It claims the move was to adjust bookkeeping and not to curb work, and discusses possible future hours while noting workers prefer labor to idleness.
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New York
Tts
J Ae Ao
Economic crisis of dairy surpluses and policy clash
Ralph McGill analyzes large government stockpiles of dairy products amid shifting American consumption. He cites 32 million pounds of butter 124 million pounds of cheese and 1.19 billion pounds of nonfat dry milk held, purchased for nearly a billion dollars. He notes rising output, falling demand, and policy costs under farm support programs while health concerns drive dieters away from animal fats. He warns the situation will worsen as costs rise and dairy research seeks new uses.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Milk push and farm policy contrast in a puzzled world
A discussion of milk consumption and farm aid contrasts American dairy surpluses with Khrushchev’s agriculture. The piece notes Kennedy urging milk intake, school lunch programs, and the social aspects of dairy policy while highlighting shortages in Russia and excess in the United States.
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Ernest McFarland
Ralph Watkins Sr
Buckeye
Sam Goddard
U.S
Carl Muecke
Barry Goldwater
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Marquis Childs
Childs
By Dick West
UPI
Bowie Race Course
Philip Hochstein
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World AT Large
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Caverlands Karte Priser
Sorcere
Ralph McGill
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