Top News of 1963 a Big Year for World Events
Editorial recalls 1963 as a year of dramatic events from Kennedy’s assassination to major international crises. It lists disasters, political shifts, space milestones, notable trials, and notable births and deaths, inviting readers to vote on the decade’s top stories.
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Citizen
Associated Press
Kennedy
Moscow
U.S. Senate
Supreme Court
U.S
Thresher
Yugoslavia
Italy
Japan
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Nelson Rockefeller
Congress
New York
Cleveland
Joe Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
South Dakota
Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Britain
Profumo
Russia
Red China
Katanga
Congo
de Gaulle
Lester Pearson
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Yemen
Algeria
Morocco
Pope Paul
Pope John
Europe
America
Cooper
Telstar
Flora
Castro
Argentina
Erhard
Adenauer
Home
Macmillan
Barghoorn
Mt. Everest
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Riesel Warns Of Toy Trade With Communists
Victor Riesel warns that East Germany and its allies profit from Christmas toy and gift imports into the United States. He notes Hungary Czechoslovakia and Poland ship glass ornaments bicycles toys and other goods totaling millions of dollars annually. Curran aims to press AFL CIO for a quid pro quo while noting hunger in Poland and Soviet bloc plans for rationing.
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East Germany
Berlin Wall
U. S
Hungary
East Berlin
U. S. Boone
Big Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
Department of Commerce
Czechoslovakia
Tate
U.S
Joe Curran
State Department
Afl-Cio
New Acheson and Jessup Stir Debate on Cold War Policy
The column notes a shift in Dean Acheson toward firm anti-Communist stance and discusses possible adviser Philip Jessup as a Johnson administration pick. It recalls IPR links, Kennan’s disengagement talk, and fears opposition from anti-Communists should Jessup join policy planning.
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Dean Acheson
Acheson
Soviet Union
Europe
University of Connecticut
Grand Alliance
NATO
George Kennan
Mr. Acheson
Kennan
Willi Schlamm
Washington
Benn
Eisenhower
Schlamm
Germany
U.S
Erhard
Adenauer
Willi Schl
Jessup
Philip Jessup
Institute of Pacific Relations
Chiang Kai-shek
China
U.S. Senate
IPR
Communist Party
Alger Hiss
Lyndon Johnson
West
Death Of An Illusion In JFK’s Assassination
Sydney Harris reflects on John F Kennedy's murder and its implications for American self perception. The piece explores mortality, the American dream, and the fragile illusion that wealth and power shielded one from fate. It suggests a maturing view of human limits and the universal vulnerability to death.
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America
Kennedy
Letters To The Editor Editorials On Parents And Bible Stories
Readers respond with praise for a moral parenting piece, criticism of a librarian cited for omitting Bible stories for children, and a foreign teacher’s defense of a University interview. The letters touch on illegitimate parenthood, Christian nation ideals, and international education efforts.
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University of Arizona
Left Wing Hate Bible by Barry Goldwater 1963
Barry Goldwater argues that AFL CIO and ADA are accused rivals of hate by association. He details Group Research Institute as a left wing guide to hate naming Hoover, Eisenhower, Van Fleet, Bradley, J Edgar Hoover, the Nelsons and Mrs Eisenhower. He links GRI to Kennedy assassination theories and invites readers to oppose perceived hate campaigns.
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Barry Goldwater
U.S
Arizona
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Americans For Democratic Action
Labor Complex
ADA
Group Research Institute
GRI
Herbert Hoover
Dwight Eisenhower
James van Fleet
Omar Bradley
FBI
J, Edgar Hoover
Ozzie and
Harriet Nelson
Eisenhower
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Gifts of Christmas at Bethany and the Anointment Act
The scene at Bethany two days before the betrayal shows Mary anointing Jesus with costly spikenard, while Judas questions the expense. Jesus defends Mary noting she prepared for his burial as the others discuss temple events and the Mt. of Olives parable. William J. Stewart presents the gospel moment.
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Christ
Jesus
Apostles
Jerusalem
Martha
Mary
Lazarus
Temple
Bethany
Mount of Olives
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Dennis the Menace
TAL Sana Lads
Victor Riesel
Fidel Castro
Curan
Ted Gleason
Afl-Cio High Command
Gleason
John Chamberlain
Dean Acheson and
Truman
Achison
World Court
the Hague
Holland
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Bundy
Sydney Harris
John Kennedy
Santa Claus
John J. Grier
E. 30Th St
Christ Child
Chabot
S. St. Ave
the Daily Citizen of the
Tucson
Sam Rendle
International’ Teachers
Lee Harvey Ogwald
Mr. Kennedy
Dallas
Aflcio
Judas Iscariot
John J. Stewart
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