Editorial warns Cuba report crosses partisan lines
The piece argues a Senate Preparedness Subcommittee report on Cuba is bipartisan and urgent. It notes intelligence agencies acted credibly yet show gaps, and stresses that covert missiles or bombers may remain in Cuba, requiring on site inspections to confirm their absence. The editorial calls for administration attention.
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Pentagon
Sis
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Peragrapi
Stb Committee
Cuba
Cebu
Yer
Kennedy
Opo
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Mil Ss
Nikita Khrushchev
Iisisi
Immons
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Subcommittee
Terimont
Alles
Closing Week Campaign For Catholic Charities In Cleveland Diocese
The forty fifth annual Catholic Charities drive in the Cleveland Diocese aims for 1.5 million dollars to fund 32 agencies and projects including St Edward Nursing Home Don Bosco School Little Sisters of the Poor Home Holy Family Home and DePaul Maternity and Infant Home. Last year the effort served 3 935 families and 13 513 individuals with care for infants children the aged and cancer patients. The editorial commends Catholic volunteers who support their own community locally.
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St. Edward
Don Bosco School
Bays
Little Sisters of the Poor Home
Holy Family Home
DePaul Maternity
Catholic Charities Service
Deficit talk contradictory By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues the New Frontier shifted from defending large deficits to celebrating a smaller deficit as a sign of growth. He criticizes reliance on a business upswing and calls for cutting waste and nonessential programs to reduce the budget gap. He urges revisiting foreign aid health education welfare and veterans benefits to curb the shortfall.
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Kennedy
America
White House
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Deilen
Local Elyria Paper May 21 1963 Publication Note
The Chronicle Telegram the family newspaper lists staff including Editor Emeritus J Clare George Editor Editorial Page Robert W Punk Managing Editor Peter L Stevenson and Business Manager C R Buckley. Published by Loretn County Printing & Publishing Co 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio. May 21 1963.
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J. Clare George
Robert W Punk
Peter L Stevenson
C.R. Buckley
LP. Reisinger
Loretn County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
B. Schoepfie
A.D. Budnutt
Pressure limits and the street as a public arena
The piece weighs whether street protests can substitute for legislatures and courts in resolving social injustice. It cites Europe’s history, Gandhi's nonviolence, and concerns that street pressure may backfire while asserting that lasting change rests with legislatures and judges.
Washington merry go round baby will not be born at White House
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the Kennedy family will welcome a baby at a hospital with up to date facilities. President Kennedy and Senator Humphrey discuss home births and hospital birth history while examining civil rights law gaps. Attorney General Kennedy reviews possible new statutes to curb riots and ensure federal court orders can halt mob action in advance.
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Kennedy
E. E. Novak
New Prague
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Novak
Hubert
Sen. Hart
Amob
Mansfield
Montana
Minnesota
Douglas
Ilinois
Javits
New York
Keating
Rachel
California
Senate
George Smathers
Hart
Federal interference debated in Ohio Senate over districting plan
A Senate committee debated a proposal to change how states amend the U.S. Constitution to let states decide districting for Congress and state legislatures. Republicans split, with Mechem and two others supporting, signaling a shift toward endorsing the plan. The measure, backed by the Council of State Governments, faces House hearings and a mid June adjournment.
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Nelsonville
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Findlay
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Ohio
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Robert Zellar
Zanesville
Charles Korfess
Wood
Electric toothbrush economy and unemployment paradox
The piece argues that in a booming income era with rising automation, many employed people buy luxury items like electric toothbrushes while unemployment grows among others. It notes two labor groups: affluent workers splurging on gadgets and displaced workers facing automation, and it critiques proposed remedies like higher overtime pay to spread work rather than raise base wages.
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