Fabian socialism and the Fabian Society exposed in history
A historical overview traces Quintus Fabius and the Fabian tactic of delaying a showdown in war. It then details 1883 English origins of the Fabian Society, George Bernard Shaw, and their push for a welfare state run by a small elite. It alleges influence on US policy via Columbia, Harvard, the CFR, UNESCO, and major foundations. The piece argues Fabians oppose patriotism and religion, warn of Communist takeover, and cite Donald J. Hardenbrook on societal tides.
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Fabian Society
George Bernard Shaw
Labor disputes idle quarter of a million workers
Strikes idled nearly a quarter of a million workers nationwide in construction aircraft and maritime sectors. Officials cited 170000 more potentially out of work while union leaders predicted further refusals on contracts at Pan American Eastern and TWA. The FAA mediation service averted a Trans work quotas dispute and 140000 construction workers faced a seven week shutdown in northern California.
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New York Telephone Co
Communication Workers of America
California
International Association of Machinists
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Calif
Air Force Base
General Dynamics
Douglas Aircraft
Aerojet
Stocks Slip to Year Low on Marketwide Selloff
New York traders faced a persistent downturn as the AP 60-stock average slid to 205.90 the Dow 30 fell 12.59 to 550.49 and the S and P composite dropped 1.19 to 53.59 forming a fresh 1962 low. Brokers reported no clear catalyst for demand and fretted over four straight weekly declines.
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New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
Weather and Market Snapshot from 1962 Dialect
The report notes Anoklia’s sun exposure over 64 days of 172 in 1962 and provides brief city readings for Amaritio Houston Dallas and Oklahoma City. It also mentions varied issue prices with mixed losses, overall market activity rising to 4.56 million shares as ticker tape lagged on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Anoklia
New York Stock Exchange
Demos Join GOP To Kill JEK Measure
The administration’s farm bill failed in the House 215 to 205 with 48 Democrats and 167 Republicans voting to send it back to committee. White House warned of a $1 billion cost next year and warned the bill would curb federal price supports. Republican opposition labeled the plan a monstrosity while Democrats split with the party. The Senate had passed a near administration version, but House action is decisive.
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Washington
Repene
House
Kennedy
White House
Agriculture Committee
Jeney
American Farm Bureau Federation
Alsu
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Pierre Salinger
United States
Iroij Elab and Island Land Claims in World War II
A House interior subcommittee debated Section 2 of bill NR 11952 proposed by Rep. Leo W. O’Brien to let Kwajalein and Dalap island residents sue for lands taken by the United States in World War II. The clause names Iroij Elab, Alab, Wato and Rijerbal within new distribution rules and tasks the Iroij Elab as a necessary party in suits. Committee members supported keeping the language to preserve meaning for Kwajalein and Dalap, while others worried it could invite humorous misinterpretation.
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Washington
Tfroij
Alab
Leo W. O'Brien
House
Wayne Aspinall
D-Corp
Kwajalein
Dalap Islands
South Pacific
Irregular Grand Jury Conduct In Franklin Texas
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson criticized the Franklin grand jury proceeding for allowing Austin attorney John Cofer to accompany Billy Estes into the grand jury chambers with permission from Dist Judge John Barron. Wilson questioned legality and secrecy while noting the probe into agricultural official Henry Marshall was halted amid sensitivity involving the Department of Agriculture.
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Texas
Will Wilson
Amarillo Daily News
Austin
John Cofer
Billie Sol Estes
Franklin
Tex
John Barron
Bryan
Wilson
Barron
Estes
Pecos
Amarillo
Henry Marshall
Marshall
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Cofer
Counts Rise in Estes Indictment to 29
A federal grand jury in El Paso handed up a 29 count indictment against Billie Sol Estes, merging 16 counts of mail fraud 12 counts of illegal transport of securities in interstate commerce and one conspiracy count. Co defendants include Coleman McSpadden Rual Alexander Harold Orr and Superior Manufacturing of Amarillo.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Justice Department
Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Texas Fertilizer
Estes
Ilegally
Rufus McLean
Criminal Division
Mclean
U.S. Dist
R. E. Thomas
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Thomason
Coleman McSpadden
Lubbock
Rual Alexander
Harold Orr
Amarillo
Superior Manufacturing Co
Superior Manufacturing
Thinkers and Three Day Week Sparks Public Debate
A reader criticizes a prominent figure for fearing a three day work week. The letter alleges Americans have begun amateur thinking, which could affect future generations of politicians and columnists.
Judge Rohrer Bends Over Roses at National Show
Dr C A Rohrer of Winona Minnesota, chairman of judges at the National Rose Show in Minneapolis, expertly keeps his pipe aside while sniffing a rose entrant, a Helen Traubel variety, to inspect its fragrance.
Wilson to open sixth Pecos court of inquiry
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson announced a sixth court of inquiry in Pecos to probe Billie Sol Estes agriculture financing maneuvers. The session, set for 9 30 a m in County Judge F H Ryans court, will examine Estes capital structure and related antitrust questions including anhydrous ammonia and grain storage. He declined to commit on cotton allotment transfer probes.
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Estes
Wilson
DROWNING VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN TEXAS POND DEATH
Herman Dallegge a 36 year old harvest worker from Peetz Colorado was found dead in a sunray area pond after a one hour search by Moore County Sheriff and Dumas Fire Dept. Keith Dallegge 18 his son tried to save him but collapsed from exhaustion and shock. Dallegge’s body was recovered from about 12 feet of water nine miles southeast of Sunray.
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Dumas
Sunray
Moore County
Herman Dallegge
Peetz
Cele
Dallegge
Edgar Britain Ranch
Jack Johnson Johnson
Keith Dallegge
Memorial Hospital
Elds
Decty
Sunray Drug Co
Dumas Police
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Council On Foreign Relations
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Rockefeller
Carnegie
Unesco
America
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The
Economic Club of New York
Donald J. Hardenbrook
National Association of Manufacturers
Welizzard
NE 8Th
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Tom Dunn
NE 14Th
Harvie Brittain
Blue Bell
United Press International
Labor Department
New York
Houston
Dallas
Okla
City
Fraily News Index
Ann Landers
Astro-Guide
Roger W. Babson
Santa Fe
Sylvia Porter
Demos
Gop
Jek
Measure
U. S. Weather Bureau
Northwest
New Exico
Qvite
O’brien
Kwajalein and
U. S. Court of Claims
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Crossroads Report
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