Railroads Face Kennedy Plan Trap Says Meany
AFL CIO leader George Meany criticizes President Kennedy's proposal to hand railroads to the Interstate Commerce Commission arguing it could impose dictatorial work rules and provoke broader social controls. He warns such a shift risks an Orwellian bureaucracy overruling private enterprise and labor.
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Big Brother
Terrifying Statistics Urge Keys Out Of Ignitions
Police and crime experts warn drivers that more than 300000 cars are stolen annually in the United States and over half involve an ignition key left in place. Authorities urge locking all doors and removing keys to prevent theft.
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Natchez Apache Leader Son of Cochise in Arizona Conflicts
Natchez, son of Chief Cochise, led attacks in early Arizona alongside Geronimo. He met Gen. Howard as a youth, became Geronimo’s top subchief, and joined raids into Sierra Madre. Geronimo’s band surrendered in 1886. Natchez died in Ft. Sill prison in 1909.
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Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Symington backs treaty with cheat-proof safeguards
Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri weighs in on the East-West nuclear ban, preferring a cheat-proof agreement with detection in space and ongoing Stennis hearings. He vows to oppose unilateral disarmament and supports measured concessions while maintaining distrust of Russia and concern for future generations.
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China
Khrushchev
Paradoxes of Peace and Threats in the Cold War Era
John Chamberlain argues the Kennedy administration seeks peace through a limited nuclear test ban yet faces Mao Zedong's provocations. He outlines risks from Indochina Tibet and Korea, cites a Michigan father’s bereavement, and urges bold U.S. diplomacy with Taiwan, Korea, and Vietnam Laos to pressure Mao.
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South Korea
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George Larson Jr
Davison
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John F. Kennedy
Michigan
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Chiang Kai-shek
Vietnam-Laos
Valentin Chu
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Verbal Hand Movements and Cross-Cultural Rhetoric
Sydney Harris reflects on a Florence cafe scene where a small bird like man uses expressive hand gestures to argue Italy's coalition, contrasting Latin vocal style with American restraint. He argues body language fuels passion, shaping debate, yet fears polite discourse may veer toward vapidity without such expressive energy.
Prowler Complaint Involving Apartment Security
A Tucson reader laments police response to a prowler who damaged apartment screens and tried to jimmy doors from February to June last year. She urged detectives be assigned during late nights. notes others in the area faced similar calls and questions police methods.
Specific Ban is Needed
U S Senator Barry Goldwater argues for a federal ban on featherbedding to end the railroads and airlines jobs dispute. He cites the ongoing nationwide threat of a railroad strike and urges Congress to pass legislation aligning the Railway Labor Act with national policy prohibiting make-work practices.
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Barry Goldwater
U.S
Arizona
Lea
Light Shines Through Genuine Christian Life
A daily devotion notes that authentic Christianity should radiate light, visible as good works that reveal God's love. Jesus taught believers to let their light shine so others see and glorify the Father. The prayer asks for God’s light to become ours through complete commitment to Christ.
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