Kennedy Press Conference Rejects Cuban Removal Doubts
President Kennedy answered no to questions on how many Russian troops left Cuba and the verification of removals while defending policy in Europe and Cuba. Senator Robertson outlined nearly 2 billion in savings by cutting Kennedy welfare and education programs as deficits rise.
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Cuba
Kennedy
McNamara
National Review
Washington
Europe
Latin America
Virginia
A. W. Robertson
Senate
Congress
Senator Robertson
Castro and Kennedy Clash Over Cuba Policy Sparks Debate
The piece portrays sharp disputes between critics led by Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and President Kennedy over Cuba. It cites Monroe Doctrine concerns, potential US military action, and warnings of Communist expansion. Budget-cut proposals by Robertson and Republican leaders are described as part of a broader political struggle.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Cuba
Castro
North
South America
Kennedy
Guantanamo Naval Base
Commie
Katanga
Adoula
Gitmo
Fidel
Romney Signs His First Bill Into Law
Gov George Romney signs his first bill into law joining Sen Farrell Roberts to aid Oakland County residents. Milton Zaagman and Roy Bringham participate with their pens as observers note the historic moment. Backlash grows over the Sunday Closing Act with calls for repeal as counties opt out and retailers prepare court challenges.
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George Romney
Romney
Farrell Roberts
Pontiac
Oakland County
Roberts
Milton Zangman
Grand Rapids
George
Bill Zaagman
Senate
House
Roy Bringham
Chester Wozniak
Hamtramck Democrat
Boards of Supervisors
Letters on Michigan history and United States Constitution
Philip R Epple argues readers misunderstand state and federal representation. He contends the U.S. Senate represents states not people, cites the Northwest Ordinance and the 14th Amendment, and warns Michigan must follow federal equal protection regardless of a proposed state constitutional framework.
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Michigan
United States
Senate
U. S
Michigan Senate
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Philip R, Epple
Michigan Legislature Targets Farm Economy in 1963 Session
In Lansing the 1963 Legislature advanced a broad agricultural program with 47 House and 21 Senate bills. Proposals affect marketing at retail level, migrant labor, dairy standards, farm vehicles, slaughterhouses and meat processing, with appropriations including 183000 for Japanese beetle control and 80000 for cereal leaf beetle eradication in Michigan.
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House
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of Agriculture
Ways and Means
House Labor Committee
Commission On Migratory Labor
House Public Health Committee
House Public Safety Committee
Senate Highway Committee
Clude
Senate Agriculture Committee
State urged to join national vehicle safety check push
Michigan State Police and local law enforcement plus service clubs back the annual vehicle safety check program. Clinics in May and June will offer brakes lights steering and other inspections as a self protection measure, continuing a nationwide drive with about 1000 clinics year round.
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Michigan
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Robertson
Ohio
F. T. Bow
Halleck
Shepherd, Michigan
Russell H. Strange
R-Clare
Strange
Detroit
Lansing
Russell H. Strange, Jr
Isabella-Clare
Betty Rose
Coats
Oren's
MT. Pleasant
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