Editorial warns officers on public statements by General Walker
The piece critiques Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker for alleged remarks linked to the John Birch Society. It argues the Army reserves duty to maintain loyalty and that officers must temper public statements to avoid hindering the service. It notes Walker’s denial of charges and urges restraint for military unity and the fight for freedom.
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Edwin A. Walker
Pentagon
Walker
John Birch Society
U. S
U.S
America
McNamara calls for five year foreign aid plan
Secretary McNamara urges dropping yearly renewals and giving five year funding for economic aid and military aid. He warns against strengthening individual armies and favors a NATO style pooled defense while boosting regional, underdeveloped countries with long range plans and regional controls.
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Ert
MacMatharae
U. S
Congress
McNamara
United States
Korea
Pakistan
Iraq
Viet Nam
NATO
Defining infinity in heated public speeches
A fragmented reminiscence compares grand public oratory to the difference between heart attack and a strained back. It contrasts Jin Haggetty and Pierre Salinger as hypothetical leaders, suggesting a broad, satirical view of political management.
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Jin Haggetty
Pierre Salinger
Regional Plan for Great Lakes Development Proposed by Governor
Governor Otto Kerner proposes a regional Great Lakes development plan comparable to TVA. Experts would outline a framework for governors, Washington, and Canada, aiming to coordinate water resources and major projects like St Lawrence Seaway power while weighing diversions from Lake Michigan for Chicago.
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Great Lakes
Otto Kerner
Tennessee Valley Authority
Washington
Canada
TVA
St Lawrence Seaway
Leake Michigan
Chicago Sanitary Canal
Congress
Illinois
Lake States
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes Basin
Ilinois
Chiesgo
Los Angeles Considers Outdoor Charcoal Grill Ban
Los Angeles officials debate a ban on outdoor charcoal grills to curb smoke and heat pollution. The move targets backyard and public area grilling amid air quality concerns and city health goals. Local residents and businesses weigh compliance costs and enforcement.
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Los Angeles
GOP Needs New Faces in 1964 Presidential Plans
The Republican Party weighs bringing fresh, youthful faces into national politics as it plans for 1964. William Miller urges new TV exposure through Dirksen Halleck conferences to broaden candidate options beyond Nixon Rockefeller and Goldwater, aiming to show a vibrant party with a future.
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Republican Party
GOP
William E. Miller
Miller
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Evereth M. Dirksen
Charles A. Halleck
Congress
House
Senate
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Latin in the News Sparked by Graduation and Letters
Dave Felts surveys Latin in modern culture from Yale and Princeton valedictorians to President Kennedy’s Latin letter to a boarding school girls, noting errors, tradition, and the lingering pull of Latin in English. The column shifts to reflections on grammar, media, and seasonal rites like roses, weddings, and graduations.
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Columbia University
New York Times
United States
White House
Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Threat From Foreign Producers U.S. Industry Faces Stiffest Competition
Ray Cromley reports that U S industry must innovate and modernize to contend with rising productivity abroad. British, European, Australian and Japanese factories grow stronger, while American firms face obsolescence despite large investments. European managers gain efficiency, and U S leaders warn of losing global share unless next generation machines and products lead.
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Ray Cromley
Assa
Washington
U.S
Olivetti
Germany
Britain
Western Europe
Japan
India
Iself
Australia
Italy
Rostor
Dream
Detroit
Reader Cites Red Menace Editorial Critique
The Southern Trinatian editorial dated June 7 questions the claim that above ground American Communist Party is not aligned with underground radicals. It argues the CPUSA serves Moscow and has trained leaders at the Lenin School, asserting it seeks to overthrow the U S government and works with radicals.
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The
Southern Trinatian
Communist Party
U.S.A
Moscow
Soviet Union
Lenin School
Eugene Denis
Claude Highfoot
Carl Winter
Nat Ganley
Albert Lannon
Gus Hall
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Uss.a
Soviet Communist Party
USA
Supreme Court
Are Modern Miracles Weakening The Human Race
Statisticians warn that despite gains in surgery and medicine the average life span may dip in coming decades as old age killers like cancer and heart disease strike earlier. Insurance figures show life expectancy rose from 47 in 1900 to 70 now, with only a modest two-year gain over six decades.
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Institute of Life Insurance Companies
Continental Assurance Co
U.S
Eastern Life Insurance Co
No Smoking Sign Welcomes Miami University Campus
In Oxford Ohio the new Miami University academia buildings are funded by a tax on cigarettes. The first visible sign upon entry reads No smoking.
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Oxford, Ohio
Academia
Miami University
Ohio
Underground and aboveground lines in the Communist Party
The writer argues that full revolutionaries must be dual in structure with both public and underground wings. He contends Supreme Court actions that push members underground harm the party, undermining mass support and agitation. He cites Lenin on dual levels and recommends J Edgar Hoover's Masters of Deceit for context.
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Supreme Court
Communist Party
U.s
J. Edgar Hoover
USA
Hearing on Arthur Ellis case at Anna State Hospital
Clergyman Anna Hospital praised editors as investigations into the death of Arthur Ellis proceed. The hearing before a legislative committee on June 10 drew a roomful of attendees who offered sympathy to Ellis’ family and friends. The author notes staff dedication and argues for more state funds to hire enough employees.
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Arthur Ellis
Anna State Hospital
Legislative Committee
Rep
Holloway
Sparta
Anna State
Hos
Ellis
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New Orleans
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Anna Hospital
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