Participating Citizenship and Education in a Democracy
Editorial excerpts by Eric Johnston MPA president urge mature participation in democracy. He lauds education from Virginia State College and stresses fearless testing of ideas, while criticizing disdain for intellectuals and fear of new and old ideas in a free nation.
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Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Virginia State College
Congressional Record
United Nations
The New Conformity Debate in Society and History
A fragmented historical essay warns against mass conformity and fenatizism. It argues true safety comes from testing ideas, fostering discerning citizens who balance conservatism with progress, embracing diverse thinking while resisting mass thinking that dulls independent judgment.
The Worry Clinic Case Records Of A Psychologist
Dr George W Crane discusses worry and its links to drunkenness and infidelity among men over 40. He cites cases like Homer K 47 who lost weight but faced ongoing issues. notes wives' omissions as contributing factors and cites broader themes of sexual anxiety and coping through alcohol. The column also surveys political/payroll items and social scenes in Washington.
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George W. Crane
Hepthan Syndicate
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Hms Peace
Burma
Nixon
Senate
Richard Nixon
U Nu
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Leas
Wonlad
California
Los Angeles
Retail Clerks Union
Jocal 770
West Coast
Gov. Knight
Focal
Joe Ne Silva
John J. Tewis
United Mine Workers
de Silva
He Kaiser Foundation
Permanente Hoxplizh
Giveris
Heart
Pei It Ae
Ak Meade
Mayo Clinic
Pears
Navy
Howselber
Tiller
Cheatham Annex
Newport News
J. L. Woodbury
Folklore And Political Echoes From German Polls
The article blends a William Wade folklore excerpt with a Library of Congress recording about cowboy songs, then shifts to a 1953 German public opinion poll on Hitler. It reports 13 percent poly for another Hitler, rising to 15 and 14 percent in successive polls, while 76 percent opposed and 10 percent undecided. Reasons cited include perceptions of better living under Hitler, desire for strong leadership, and belief that the regime ended crime and corruption, balanced by 40 percent who saw Hitler as a criminal and 29 percent who feared a repeat of totalitarian rule.
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Cowboy Dallas Fund
Ahi A. Lamas
Library of Congress
The
Buffalo Skinners
Hitler
Wwe
Adenauer
Germany
Hiller
Hann
William Brady M D Personal Health Service Advice Column
In a dated column style the text touts calcium and dietary measures for pain relief and health issues. It includes warnings about acetanilide use, migraine treatment, and sugar testing, with patient letters to a Dr Brady offering guidance, plus unrelated musings on marriage dynamics and medical shots.
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Leggar
Particul
Brady
Braille Dots Made Firm for Impotence Booklet
A damaged notice describes sending Braille dots for a booklet titled How to Prevent Impotence in Men with a stamped return envelope. It notes Momer’s wife used the material to alter their marriage and advises enclosing a self addressed envelope when writing Dr. Crane in Melfot Indiana to seek personal advice or one of his psychological charts.
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Momer
Crane
Melfot
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Germans favor Hitler as a dictator or as a bad leader
A EMNID analysis shows only 18 percent oppose Hitler for dictatorship, while 27 percent of nonpartisans would back a second Hitler. Support varies by party with 1 percent of Christian Democrats and Socialists opposing, 15 percent of the Conservative CDU, and 18 percent of the Refugee party backing him. The piece argues for a broader coalition to stabilize a more democratic Bonn government and notes Nazism is not an immediate threat but requires democratic education.
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Hitler
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Drumerats
Haitiar
Freedom
Cratic
Bonn
BHT
EMNID
Shewa
Germany
Adenayow
Christian Nemaocrats
Tiekinet
Free Democrats
West German
Herald Delivery Notice for Special Service Tour
A notice explains that subscribers must call 3971 before 9 A.M. to receive daily copies of The Herald. If a Sunday delivery is missed, go to the nearest Herald office, sign a complaint, and a copy will be provided free of charge.
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Calla the Herald
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