Kennedy Pearson Accord Stirs Canadian U S Ties
The Hyannis Port visit by Canada's Lester Pearson follows the ouster of John Diefenbaker and signals a more US friendly line. Canada agrees to store nuclear warheads under NORAD aims, yet anti nuclear sentiment and sovereignty concerns mount. The pact offers relief to the US but risks future disputes over defence terms and national attitudes.
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Canada
Hyannis Port
U. S
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Lester Pearson
United States
Mr. Diefenbaker
U.S
Diefenbaker
Hyannis
Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Soft-Spoken McDonald to Head Navy as CNO in 1963
Admiral David Lamar McDonald, later Chief of Naval Operations on August 1, 1963, is described as a quiet, tough, and direct leader. A veteran of carrier duty and SHAPE service, his career spans air and sea commands, culminating in Europe before his elevation to the Navy’s top post.
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New York Times
David Lamar McDonald
Naval Operations
Lauritz Norstadt
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
C.N.O
William F
Bull) Halsey
Donald Beer
Essex
Pacific
Arthur Radford
McDonald
Bureau of Aeronautics
Office
Naval Academy
Maysville
Pearl Harbor
Bin
SHAPE
Paris
London
Pentagon
U.S. Forces Europe
Academy
DAR
Atlantic Fleet
Jacksonville
Fla
Operational Training Command
David L. McDonald
Chief of Naval Operations
Nobel Laureates Gather for Gustavus Adolphus College Hall
Twenty six Nobel Prize winners, many American scientists, gathered at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter Minnesota for dedication ceremonies of a Nobel Hall of Science. A formal group portrait depicted the living laureates as a modern pantheon alongside Time magazine’s 40th anniversary celebration of cover figures.
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Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Minnesota
Minnesota’ College
Custavus Adolphus College
Time Magazine
New York
Time
Second Look At Kennedy Press Moment And Other Notes
President Kennedy faces tension at a White House press conference by greeting May Craig of Maine. Randolph Scott vows to quit acting after 32 years, while a major film offer could tempt him. A stray line on Bunyan, a crowded circus sighting missed, and park litter prompt a tax idea for smokers and drinkers if Father does chores after dinner.
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Kennedy
White House
Maine
May Craig
Randolph Scott
Continuity In Change Shocks for Peace Corps Returns
The piece cites Dr Leonard J Dull of the American Psychiatric Association warning that reverse culture shock may match the intensity of initial culture shock for Peace Corps veterans. It notes headlines showing U S prestige dips, political finger pointing, racial violence reports misdated to Birmingham, and Hoffa indictments, illustrating how news cycles feel unchanged yet differ in detail.
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Peace Corps
Leonard J. Dull
Duhl
American Psychiatrical Association
Tey
Dull
U. S
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Strategy and the Defense Intellectuals in Kennedy Era
Excerpted column notes Gen Thomas B White critique of defense intellectuals and civilian experts in war theory. Mentions Harvard Today Overseers dinner at White House for Kennedy connection. Also covers NBC Tonight Show attack by David Merrick on critic Taubman and praise for Saturday Review commentary.
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Kennedy
Military Chiefs of Staff
Thomas B. White
USAF
White
John Chandler White
Springfield
Ilinois
David
Goliath
Harvard Today
Pusey
Quincy Street
White House
Washington, D.C
Johnn F. Kennedy
David Merrick
Howard Taubman
New York ‘Times
Crile Taubman
Brooks Atkinson
Drama Beat
Merrick
Critle Taubman
Saturday Review
NBC
Johnny Carson
Taubman
Evil Intent Attacks Psychiatry Quietly in Public Debate
Dr Alfred Auerbach reports a nationwide right wing assault on psychiatry and mental health, likening it to witch hunts. He cites claims of evil intent and brainwashing, linking opposition to public health advances and alleging broad bias against psychiatry and therapists.
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Emma Harrison
New York Times
St. Louis
Dre Alfred Auerbach
San Francisco
American Psychiatrics Association
Auerbach
C. H. Hardin Branch
Association
Alaska
Portland
Ore
Siberia
U.S.A
United States
No Deal Made In Tax Case McVey Writes
In a lengthy statement Carl Miller and I address the ongoing sheriff led tax drive in Williamson County over a 1963 Chevrolet wagon. The letter defends friendship boundaries, denies political motives, and rebuts claims of a deal or close personal ties while criticizing press coverage and public harassment.
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McVey
Souther Ilinoisan
Williamson County
Carl Miller
Herrin
Cline-Vick Drug Store Cowboys
Miller
Signable Letters To Editor Rules Outlined In Alinoisan
The Southern Alinoisan announces policy for letters to the editor. Signed letters are preferred while names can be kept confidential if requested. Letters must remain within three quarters of a page and may be rejected for libel or irrelevance.
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David McDonald
Navy
John Bunyan
Ball
Alabama
Birmingham
Montgomery
Rockefeller
James R. Hoffa
Dave Felts
J'ells
Jimmy Holta
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