Evers Moore And The Call For Bold Action
The piece argues that violence against Black leaders and whites who push for civil rights risks broad upheaval. It cites the murders of Medgar Evers and William Moore, notes voter registration barriers in Kingstree, and urges a White House conference with Black and southern moderate leaders to foster brotherhood and address minority poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
NAACP
Medgar Evers
Kingstree
S.C
New Orleans
Morris Rowe
Kirschmen’s
South
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
White House
Arizona Park Service Needs Support for Tourist Impact
Congress debates the National Park Service budget noting its growing needs despite a small share. In Arizona the service draws tourists, especially to the Grand Canyon which has topped one million visitors for seven straight years. The first quarter shows a 34 percent rise, underscoring the park's economic importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Park Service
Arizona
Park Service
Grand Canyon
Canyon
Britain’s Nukes and Postwar Role in Keeler Scandal
The piece argues the Profumo affair could topple the Macmillan government for Harold Wilson to take power. It details Brown’s dire view of a Labor shift canceling bomber bases in Britain, dismantling IRBM sites, halting Polaris deals, and ending nuclear weapons development to reduce Britain to a lesser military power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christine Keeler
Britain
United Kingdom
Macmillan
Harold Wilson
George Brown
Brown
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Britain in NATO rethink could affect U S ties and markets
The piece weighs how a Labour win and Wilson era shifts might alter Britain’s NATO role, nuclear policy, European Community pursuit, and economic ties with the United States. It questions potential nationalization, welfare expansion, and the impact on investments by GM and Ford, while noting a sensational aside about a Soviet link to Profumo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
Britain
U.S
America
Brown
Wilson
Macmillan
Commonwealth Nations
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
General Motors
Ford
Profumo
Lenin
McNamara Policy Sparks Congressional Criticism of Civilian Control
Congressional leaders from both parties condemn Secretary of Defense McNamara and President Kennedy for shifting power from senior military leaders to civilian planners. They cite Pentagon morale damage, overruled military advice on fighter design and VSTOL plans, and a proposed Rubel procedure limiting technical evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert McNamara
Kennedy
Drummond
Congress
White House
Budget Bureau
Pentagon
McNamera
McNamara
TFX
MocNamara
McClellan
Stennis
Defense Department
Douglas Aircraft Co
Bell Aerosystems Co
Sen. Goldwater
Bell
U.S
Russia
Secretary of Defense
John H. Rubel
McClellan Committee
N.Y
Goldwater Critiques Rusk on Race and Foreign Policy
In a sharp critique of the Kennedy era policies, the author questions Secretary of State Dean Rusk and the administration over claims that U S image abroad is harmed by domestic racial tensions. The piece argues for stronger condemnation of injustices at home and asserts harsh expectations for international honesty and freedom. It challenges rapprochement with the Soviet bloc and Hungary while urging a louder U S stance against oppression worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Goldwater
Simonpure
Rusk
State Department
Eisenhower
Hungary
De Gaulle's role in 1942 43 Free French intrigues and doubts
Ralph McGill outlines war memoirs showing Charles de Gaulle as a problem figure for Allies in 1942 43 with Free French agents spies bribery and assassination in North Africa and London. Girau d Larlan and anti Nazi factions clashed with de Gaulle while Dakar losses stirred suspicions of leaks. Eisenhower commented on decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Misery
de Gaulle
France
Charles de Gaulle
McGill
North Africa
Africa
Jean Francois Larlan
Henri Giraud
Dakar
French West Africa
London
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
War Memoirs Portray Dislike For De Gaulle By Churchill Memoirs
The memoirs recount Churchill Roosevelt and American officials doubting De Gaulle. They note above all persistent friction, with Churchill admiring him yet maintaining sharp antagonisms. They tell of withholding Torch invasion details from the Free French for North Africa relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
de Gaulle
Winston Churchill
Gen. de Gaulle
Franklin Roosevelt
Churchill
Roosevelt
Admiral Leahy
Vichy
Dakar
North Africa
George
Editor's Mailbag on Funeral Planning Standards
A Scottsdale funeral director thanks the paper for last week's piece on pre financed and pre arranged funeral planning. Paul Rook Messinger notes associations have long worked to set standards of care and service. He urges more guidance on practical steps for families planning funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Paul Roo Messinger
Ans Feobaction School
Quirks in the News: Horse Stunts Shock Wisconsin Couple
In New Berlin, police chased reports of two horses causing chaos when one jumped onto a car hood and smashed the windshield. Arthur Lambrecht and his wife escaped injury as the animals wandered away with their companion.
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New Berlin
Wis
UPD
Arthur Lambrecht
Lambrecht
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Evers
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James Farmer
Roy Wilkins
Martin Luther King
Bob Considine
Considine
Barry Goldwater
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Khrushchev
New Frontier
Fiberia
Olympus
Interlandi
Superman
Ralph McGill
England
United Press International
Cravens
Paci Kan
Dieien Wilson
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