Poland Maintains Westward Orientation in Soviet Bloc
An American analysis notes Poland's relative independence within the Soviet satellite bloc and a shift toward the right under Gomulka. It highlights Poland's strong internal security, liberal intellectuals, church influence, and limited censorship, with cultural ties to France potentially shaping an Eastern policy.
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Hungary
Russia
Polish United Workers (Communist) Party
Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Mieczslaw Mozcar
Oswiecim
Auschwitz
Ramon Zambrowski
Paris
de Gaulle
France
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Communist Party
Peoples’ Front
the Church
United States
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Lasting settlement unlikely in Russia China cold war
A U.S. News & World Report assessment argues a durable end to the Russia China split is unlikely. It cites both leaders Mao and Khrushchev as egotists and sees permanent division as driven by incompatible national interests and uncompromising doctrinal aims within world communism.
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China
Mao
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchhev
Ivanov
Whatnov
Moscow
Peiping
Lenin
Stalin
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
William Penn
United States
Cuba
Kennedy
Citizens debate civil rights bill and property rights
A series of letters from readers in West Brooklin Maine to Waco Texas and beyond critique the Civil Rights Bill. Authors warn it threatens private property rights and civil liberties for all citizens while accusing liberals and Communists of agenda.
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Lenin
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Amarillo Daily News
U. S. House
Congress
Montgomery Jaycees
Montgomery
Ala
Bride Shower Mix Up Sparks Family Frustration
Mrs Poke Bennett laments modern weddings as she watches Suzy and Betsy prepare for a shower. Betsy’s guests rush to order fine wares while Poke accidentally delivers a wrapped bridal gift, leaving the family scrambling over etiquette and plans.
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Suzy
Betsy
Sterling
Crystal
Paulk's
Poke
Supreme Court ruling sparks debate on school prayers
D. E. Scott of Wellington notes the Supreme Court decision limits official prayer in schools and worries it may trigger untrained broad prayers, potential chaos in political circles, and calls for better guidance or change.
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Quiz Match: tokenism and de facto segregation
Dennis the Menace CQ asks to pair terms with definitions. (a) "tokenism" (b) "de facto segregation". Options: (1) Concentration of Negro pupils in Negro neighborhood schools. (2) Minimal compliance with desegregation orders. Answer: (a) is (2). (b) is (1).
Try, Try Again: A Lesson From Golf and Perseverance
A reflective note urges persistence in life and golf, citing the adage If at first you don’t succeed Try, try again. It encourages stepping up after a poor shot and giving your best, with a biblical nod to Eph. 6:18 as guidance.
Gold Drain Debate Warns of Fiat Currency Risk
A 1964 commentary argues the United States risks losing its free gold reserves through rising domestic money supply and foreign withdrawals. It critiques a Joint Economic Committee report, warns of fiat currency, and supports restraint on inflationary spending while opposing the administration’s gold-shifting proposals.
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MOLEY
Republican Party
Johnson
Treasury
Joint Economic Committee
United States
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Cial
Laos
Curtis
Widnall
Kilburn
Miller
Jordan
Javits
Consular Treaty Sparks Debate Over U S Policy
The piece argues that Cold War strains persist and new talks with Russia yield little gain. It critiques a recent consular treaty granting immunity to Soviet officers and warns it could aid espionage while noting aid to Yugoslavia and Poland benefits Moscow.
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Johnson
United States
Chicago
Los Angeles
State Department
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Nikita S. Khruschev
Poland
Kremlin
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