We Stand Alone United States Day Speech Warns
The president argues for self reliance against the Communist threat noting the UN and allies may not assist in the Cuban situation. He cites Korea as a cautionary example of fighting with strict wartime restrictions and a largely solo American effort. He warns the neutral bloc in the UN may prevent changing this pattern.
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United States
United Nations
Korea
America
Britain
Turkey
Brazil
U.S
Washington
Western Heritage on Red Chinese Attacks on India
The piece argues China cannot be trusted, citing four front invasions of India. It alleges India historically favored Western alignment and criticizes liberal American views toward Communists. It references the sinistra method and British-educated Indian leadership as factors in the conflict.
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India
Red
China
United Nations
Former Governor Leroy Collins Criticizes FCC Over License Renewals
In Chicago Leroy Collins former Florida governor and head of the National Association of Broadcasters calls the FCC actions indefensible saying license renewal pressure amounts to a local public whipping post. He argues government influence on programming harms stations which must profit to stay in business and warns the FCC should not act as a censoring bureau.
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Leroy Collins
Florida
Chicago
Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
FCC
Newton Minow
Cleanup Day Delights Scottsdale Residents
Congratulations to volunteers who gave time and service for Cleanup Day Saturday. The event was a fine success and a good omen for the city of Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
All The Way Down book on Newark gangs sparks debate
Bill Slocum and Vincent Riccio publish a harsh memoir about Newark street gangs with Rico's failed attempts at reform. Arthur Miller praises its stark portrayal of delinquent life while Riccio urges federal action to curb narcotics profits and youth crime. Kennedy warns juvenile delinquency could overwhelm in a decade. Bert Andrews’s death looms as a closing note.
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New York
Dodge
Bill Slocum
The
New York Mirror
Vincent Riccio
Newark
Simon and Schuster
Riccio
New York City Youth Board
Arthur Miller
Tito
Nehru
Kennedy
Books You’ll Want to Read Reviews on Hiss Case and Skid Row Tales
A column reviews Bert L. and son Peter’s manuscript A Tragedy of History about the Alger Hiss Whittaker Chambers case and praises the journalist’s role. It also highlights Will Stevens’ Three Street from Doubleday, a vivid Skid Row novel of colorful characters and rough honesty.
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Washington
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Bert
Peter
Hearst
Pete
Robert B. Luce & Co
Washington, D.C
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Hiss
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Golden Gate
Harry
Will Stevens
San Francisco Examiner
Three Street
Doubleday
Will Ag
Runyon
Flower Pot Nellie
Thompson
Countess
Johnny
Outer Space
Gunnysack Jack
Scientist
Schultz
Kennedy Promises and the 1963 Budget Debate
Barry Goldwater argues that presidential promises carry weight after election and accuses Kennedy of planning a deficit for fiscal 1963. He cites estimates of a $6 to $8.1 billion shortfall, contending the administration favors deficit financing over a balanced budget and questions the half billion surplus aim.
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Kennedy
87Th Congress
New York Times
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy Questioned on Budget Pledge and Debt
The interview probes Kennedy on his budget pledge and the idea of government living within its income. The discussion frames deficits as a modern necessity and asks how a taxpayer can bear rising debt while government actions grow more complex.
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Sonal
Traffic tale Overzealous citation draws Phoenix ire
Lt Col USAR Ret N K Lyons of Scottsdale laments Phoenix traffic enforcement. He argues a first citation for a minor technical violation is contributing to high death and accident rates and insurance costs, urging Scottsdale's efficient force as a model. Lyons complains of the city court process and calls for emphasis on real traffic safety over petty fines.
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T. McAfee
The
Phoenix Dandies
Phoenix
Scottsdale
California Governor Brown Pursues Reelection Effort
Marquis Childs reports on Edmund G. Pat Brown mobilizing Democrats in California for a second term. Brown tours San Fernando and nearby neighborhoods, shakes hands, and urges turnout as Nixon looms in the backdrop. The piece notes party dynamics, demographic reach, and the governor’s campaign hardware and public appearances.
Brown Turns To Publicity In California
Governor Brown uses radio statements telethons and TV clips to reach voters in California while Nixon counters with a busy media effort. Each candidate plans multi hour events and film clips as California grows rapidly in population industry and farming.
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Brown
California
Nixon
Los Angeles
Soviet profit incentive plan eyed for boosting Russian production
Ralph McGill discusses Soviet interest in a profit bonus system proposed by Professor Liberman to raise output in the USSR. He notes the plan replaces fixed quotas with profit based bonuses, aims to improve efficiency, and contrasts it with current bureaucratic practices while weighing U.S. need to lift production amid high unemployment.
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U.S
Russia
Ussr
Europe
United States
Pravda
Moscow
Liberman
University of Kharkov
Ukraine
Kharkov
Lenin
Karl Marx
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Pat) Brown
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