Halleck paints bleak view of Kennedy era policies in Marion
House Minority Leader Charles A. Halleck spoke to a large Marion audience, accusing Democrats of breaking campaign promises and outlining Kennedy administration proposals. He argued Republicans back strong foreign policy but must oppose inflationary domestic spending and seek a balanced budget while stressing Americans’ unity over party.
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Negro Unemployment Conference to Spotlight Union Pace
The two day conference in New York opens to address delays in integration within unions and the impact on African Americans in the labor market. A. Philip Randolph leads the Negro American Labor Council amid clashes with AFL CIO leadership over civil rights and fair employment efforts.
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Imperialism of the USSR and the Hungarian suppression
The piece denounces Khrushchev for proposing liberation of colonial peoples while accusing the Soviet Union of vast colonial expansion. It cites 1920 to present gains and lists territories under Moscow control, contrasting with alleged true self determination. It condemns the 1956 Hungarian uprising as crushed by Russian troops and tanks.
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Britain and the path to a federated Europe through the Six
The article argues Britain may join the European Economic Community, risking independent influence to bolster Western Europe. It notes U S openness to export discrimination, the Guardian’s warning of federal ties, and Britain’s potential impact on Washington–Moscow dynamics.
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Anderson Police Record Highlights May Arrest Surge
The Anderson police report shows 201 total arrests in May across all causes. Juvenile arrests rose to 41, far above the 4 month average of about 13 monthly, attributed to better weather and teens wandering more.
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The General Hides Again in Chattanooga
In an odd tale from Chattanooga Tennessee a long chased figure known as The General vanishes once more after being tracked to Lookout Mountain and a railroad yard. Locals in Georgia and Tennessee weigh the tast of a public absence as memories of the historic locomotive linger and its value to public lore remains debated.
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Real arthritis and rheumatism Investment Advice Parody
A satirical column quotes a fictional exchange about arthritis versus rheumatism and links it to stock talk. It casts Copper Range stock as a metaphor for health whims and urges sticking with corrective measures rather than panicking, framed in a mock doctor investor dialogue.
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Quotes From The News Quotes From The News
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testifies on foreign aid to the House on Capitol Hill. Adolph Eichmann trial remarks reveal the Nazi camps horrors reported from Jerusalem by UPI correspondents. A letter to a medical advice column discusses arthritis types and nutrition.
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Investment columnist weighs Houston Lighting & Power and IBM
The column argues HL&P offers steady growth and IBM promises higher long term gains. It notes HL&P doubled in five years while IBM rose tenfold, recommending a core HL&P holding with potential IBM as a supplementary long term investment. It also reviews Benguet as a highly speculative gold play with regulatory risks.
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Walter Lippmann’s Today and Tomorrow Folklore
A 1961 column by William Wade features quotes on modern culture and politics. It includes debates on nuclear testing diplomacy, Kennedy administration strategy, and the Soviet Union, drawing from various thinkers and sources.
Dr John Case and Wives Wake Up in Divorce Threats
An odd 1940s style Q and A features Dr John addressing dentists and their wives on sexual matters. It critiques married life and erotic appetite, with multiple quoted male voices and a puzzle about Captain William Kidd and a later question on Kamikaze meaning.
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Curfew Violation Arrest Noted in Record
The record shows only one arrest for curfew violation despite an apparent rise in juvenile violations. This discrepancy highlights a single documented curfew case amid broader concerns about juvenile conduct.
Poem Calls Out Missing God Name in School Readers
A verse laments that while early poetry urged virtue and remembrance of God, later readers from 1879 appear secular and omit God's name. The speaker contrasts the Christian warnings with a modern schoolbook, questioning who is to blame for the shift away from piety.
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