Arms Control Agency Scrutinized Over Test Ban Detals
A columnist highlights confusion around the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and a 1962 draft treaty. Alleged misprints and delayed corrections fuel calls for oversight, while bills to curb or audit agency powers gain traction in Congress amid public pressure.
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Old Fort Apache Graveyard Masks 1881 Apache Attack
Arizona memory notes recount Fort Apache graveyard used as hiding place by troopers after 1881 Apache assaults. Will C Barnes preserved the image with back caption detailing the August events and the stark defenses by soldiers amid Tombstone era wildness.
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Tax cut plan gains support from labor and leaders
VIctor Riesel reports Congress is expected to pass a tax cut before fall. Labor leaders push for a two step reduction favoring lower incomes and small business, with reforms to close loopholes. Mills guides the administration's approach as Kennedy seeks broad relief amid industry and top-bracket concerns.
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Aere Hill
Ills
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The Power In The People By John Chamberlain
Columnist John Chamberlain argues that unemployment and investment are shaped by government actions and taxation. He cites mailbox painters as a symbol of individual initiative against bureaucratic constraints and notes several colleges started without federal aid.
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It is all in the name for governor Rockefeller
A columnist records a lighthearted exchange about Gov Rockefeller as he navigates divorce and a new marriage. The dialogue vents generational views on naming, familiarity, and presidential prospects, concluding the speaker will not vote for Rockefeller regardless of matrimonial changes.
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Letters To The Editor Protest Offsetting School Printing Costs
Readers express concern over a proposed $10,000 offset lithograph press for the District 1 School Board, arguing the device is unnecessary for teaching and that such funds could be better spent. Letters also discuss narcotics knowledge, union wages, and a Goldwater stance on labor.
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Andy Tolson
Sen. Goldwater
Who Is Next After K Goes
A May 28 meeting of the USSR Central Committee may unveil a leadership handoff as Khrushchev hints at retirement. Potential successors include Brezhnev Kosygin Polyansky Ustinov and Kosygin with others sidelined by age, amid world-shaping implications.
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Dimitri Polyansky
Ussr
Dimitri F. Ustinov
Supreme Economic Council
Daily Devotion passages on evangelism and witness
The piece urges Christians to witness boldly, citing Matthew 10 27 and Paul to the Corinthians. It stresses necessity of gospel sharing and prays for forgiveness of excuses while seeking strength to act in Jesus name. Courteay Turton Council of Churches.
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