Editorials It Could Happen Here on District Realignments
Lorain and Cuyahoga counties face potential district splits after the Supreme Court apportionment ruling. The article questions preserving county as districts and argues the Ohio Legislature must craft a population equal system, weighing two versus one house, subdistricting, and broader reform.
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Lorain County
Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Earl Warren
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House of Representatives
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Nebraska
Old fashioned policies blamed for postwar European growth gap
A British study for The Twentieth Century Fund argues the United States lagged in postwar growth due to old fashioned policies and heavy foreign aid. It notes Europe benefited from aid while the US faced deficits, and questions whether restraint alongside Europe’s rapid expansion was wise. It cautions inflation may alter views.
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Europe
Angus Maddison
Twentieth Century Fund
Maddison
United States
Uncle Sam
Tmne
Western Europe
New York Smokers Struggle to Quit Across Arts Circles
A survey of 14 men and 11 women in creative fields finds none able to quit smoking despite awareness of risks. Observers note habit forming strength and warn larger studies are needed to draw firm conclusions. A novelist recounts failed quitting efforts and intense withdrawal symptoms.
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New York
Smoking cessation struggles highlighted by 25 case studies
The Chronicle-Telegram recalls a survey of 25 creative professionals trying to quit cigarettes. The piece describes their failed attempts from cold turkey to tapering, noting worsened nerves, temper, and productivity as they resisted smoking.
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King Constantine of Greece Faces Stabilizing Role
In a 1964 interview, King Constantine of Greece discusses his daunting task after inheriting the throne at 24 amid frequent government changes and Cyprus tensions. He emphasizes moderating influence, adherence to the constitution, and fostering understanding to maintain democracy and allied ties with the United States.
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Athens
Constantine
Greece
Cyprus
Turke
Paul
Balkans
United States
Barry Goldwater Prefers Being Right Over Presidency
In a candid interview Barry Goldwater argues for civil rights measures focused on voting and education while opposing certain federal overhauls. He criticizes Mansfield Dirksen substitutes as delaying and questions federal manpower controls. He notes a Virginia city council Negro election as civil rights in action and says he would rather be right than win the nomination.
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Washington
Alan
Barry Goldwater
Richmond
Virginia
Goldwater
Arizona
Mansfield- Dirksen
California
Bank of America
No Will Behind Bay of Pigs Loss Says Column
The piece argues the Bay of Pigs failure stemmed from a lack of national will rather than CIA planning flaws. It praises Richard Bissell while refuting conspiracy theories, noting Kennedy considered limited air support and questioning who could authorize decisive action.
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Bay of Pigs
Richard Bissell
CIA
Bissell
Hayres Johnson
Pentagon
Cuba
Twe
Underground
MR. Johnson
Artime Brigade
Anti
Johnson
Kennedy
Biscell
Washington
Algeria Missile scare and U S base tensions rise
Washington reports outline Soviet missile threats from Algeria near the Tunisian frontier. French leaders warn of guided missiles reaching U S forces in the Mediterranean and a new submarine base at Rota Spain. The piece cites Ben Bella talks with Khrushchev and Algerian support for Moscow aligned forces.
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Paris
Algeria
Jean Low 35
Tisier Vignancout
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Tunisian
William Randolpk Hearst I Jr
United Statesf
U. S
Rota
Spain
Sicily
Italy
Milan
Turin
France
Lyons
Figaro
Russia
Ahmed Ben Beila
Moscow
Khrushchev
Jack Miller
Redh Jiean
Iowe
Africa
U.S
John Kennedy
Senate
North Africa
Havana
Ben Bella
United States
Viet Nam
Cuba
Omar Haraigue
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