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James G Edmiston
Gene E. McLaine
Pulitzer Prise
Hugh Harelson
Arizona
Scottsdale
Ariz
Moon race reshuffles long held moonflight priorities
After Saturn booster success the moon program gains momentum and a new coordination push between NASA and the Air Force emerges. The two agencies, once rivals over civilian and military space prerogatives, begin forging a unified approach to accelerate an earlier lunar landing.
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United States
NASA
Air Force
No Substitute For Money In Drug Patent Debate
The piece argues that patent rights for ethical drugs protect invention but Kefauver seeks to curb them from 17 to three years to curb prices. Dr Colston E Warne of Amherst College urges eliminating drug patents entirely, saying invention needs patent protection to reward discovery.
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Sen. Estes Kefauver
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Kefauver
Colston E. Warne
Amherst College
Consumers Union
Arne
Warne
McNamara Shapes Fall Out Shelter Effort Amid Defense Debates
Washington notes Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara takes on rewriting the national fallout shelter pamphlet for 60 million homes. He argues real shelter value lies in earth or cover and opposes the idea that a preemptive strike would spare cities, stressing focus on protecting American core in major population centers.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hercules
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Pentagon
Madison Avenue
Republican National Committee
Sovers
America
McNamara Recasts Fallout Pamphlet and Defense Budget
McNamara dismisses the idea of a quick national recovery and warns of potential nuclear war under certain conditions. He prioritizes civilian control over the defense apparatus, cuts waste in advance estimates, and resists adding administrative aircraft while pressuring retraining and plant relocation to fit missile era needs.
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McNamara
Pentagon
Henry M. Jackson
Congress
No man can deny Kennedy uses forceful English in public speech
Barry Goldwater argues Kennedy’s public address at Chapel Hill frames a task for society to distinguish reality from illusion. He labels Communism as the brutal reality since 1917, notes Khrushchev’s threats, and argues the illusion of appeasement risks freedom, shaping U S foreign policy up to Berlin and postwar crisis.
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Kennedy
Chapel Hill
New York Times
Free World
Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
State Department
Stalin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Ber
JFK Aims at Society and German Division Policy
The text describes JFK outlining societal tasks within the Soviet sphere and his protest trip to Washington over Germany's division. It notes no protest by politicians to avoid harming relations with Stalin and emphasizes distinguishing long range aims from temporary difficulties and appeasement concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Yalta
Germany
Stalin
Senghor Praised Leader of Senegal Visits Washington
President Leopold Sedar Senghor of Senegal captivates the UN General Assembly and American leaders, noted as Africa’s leading intellectual. Born October 1906, he pursued priesthood then secular politics, taught at institutions in Paris and Dakar, and in 1949 led Senegal toward independence alongside Sekou Toure.
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Washington
Leopold Sedar Sengr
Senegal
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Kennedy
Johnson
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Senghor Shadows in West Africa and Senegal’s Path to Federated States
Senegalese leader Senghor emerges as a major African writer and statesman shaping Africa. He helped form a Mali Federation dream, backed democratic socialism, and envisioned federated states while praising public welfare systems in the United States.
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Senghor
Mali
Sene
Sudan
United States
Jubilee Diamond on Display at Smithsonian Hall of Gems
The Jubilee diamond, weighing 245.35 carats and insured for 3 million dollars, is shown at the Smithsonian as a companion to the Hope diamond. It was loaned by Paul Louis Weiller who once misplaced it in a coat lining. The display features armed guards and a glass safe. Janet Barfield, Smithsonian secretary, models the necklace. A guest compares her engagement ring to the Jubilee, joking about husbandly thrift.
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Smithsonian
South Africa
Janet Barfield
French Rightists in Ironic Position on Algeria
The piece notes that French rightists led by Gen. Raoul Salan push to keep Algeria as a French depart ment while De Gaulle moves toward independence. It cites Ben Youssef Ben Khedda proposing a cease fire and new Franco Algerian relations, with the OAS potentially escalating attacks as De Gaulle risks renewed violence.
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Algeria
Raoul Salan
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Salan
OAS
Ben Khedda
Ad pulls public stance on hunting and trespass policy
R. W. Leek, farmer and local advertiser in Winner Advocate and Journal, condemns game commission rulings and bans hunting and animal trespass on his land. He lists districts and sections and declares the state has no right to force pheasants or other game to be managed on his property.
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Winner
S.D
UPID
R. W. Leek
Hunters and Game Commission
Winner Advocate and
Game Commission
War era quotes urge US exit from UN and cut ties with USSR
Quotes from Capt. Eddie Rickes and former President Truman surface in a syndicated dispatch. Rickes urges the United States to withdraw from the United Nations and sever relations with Soviet Russia, saying in part It is better to fight and die than face enslavement. Truman comments on Rosenhower's admission to The Former Presidents Club noting that President Hoover leads the club and will decide.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Eddie Rickesbacker
United States
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Kansas City
Truman
Rosenhower
Presidents Club
Hoover
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