CIA book showdown tests government publishing ties
The issue centers on The Invisible Government by Wise and Ross and claims CIA pressed editors and publishers to alter or suppress content. Washington journalists and editors debated government influence, subsidies, and censorship in book publishing with USIA funding revelations and strong comments from editors at The Washington Post and Star.
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David Wise
Thomas B. Ross
Washington
Look Magazine
CIA
Minneapolis Tribune
John McCone
Marshall 5. Carter
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House
USIA
Louis A. Fanget
Usia Publica
Washington Star and Post
Post
CLA
Lyndon B. Johnson
William S. White
White
L.bj
Blood Purge 1934 and the rise of Hitler's power
The Blood Purge of June 30 1934 left conflicting death tolls from 61 shot to 401 slain as Hitler consolidates power. The purge, largely carried out by the SS and Hermann Goering's private army with generals complicit, eliminated SA leaders and others deemed corrupt. The episode raised warnings about military loyalty and the future of Germany's armed forces.
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William L. Shirer
Hitler
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Munich
Paris
Ernest Boehm
I Brownschutt SA
Sturmabteilung
Roehm
Wiesse
Adolf
Schut
Shiver
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Storm Troop
Fuehrer
Bundestag
Reapportionment Disturbs Illinois Senator Dirksen
Washington dispatch reports Senator Dirksen guiding questions on reapportionment amid court rulings and a broader policy focus. The piece weaves in stock holdings, annuities as income strategy, and military shifts in the Pacific while noting Illinois concerns and political maneuvering. It mentions a widower seeking financial survival through an annuity and references to American Hospital and Chemical Products earnings, plus defense posture and Viet Nam era context.
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Detroit
Ohio
Cleveland
California
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Illinois
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Consolidated Foods
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Young Scientific Enterprises
On the Right by Buckley opens with grim convention tone
William F Buckley writes that key Republican leaders act as if attending a wake not a national convention expressing staged sorrow and signaling unease about the party s direction and upcoming prospects in the national scene.
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William F. Buckley
Tobacco Cough Effects and 1964 Campaign Outlook
An illustrated medical explainer on tobacco cough links to irritation of throat and windpipe with mucous, cilia damage, and coughing. The piece also reviews 1964 Republican politics, noting Goldwater’s support base, possible Senate losses, and party dynamics shaping the presidential race.
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Romney
Goldwater
Garet Chase Stassen
Alfred
Roseoe
Goldwater Drummond
Senate
Walter Lippmann
Brady Health Service Letters at Your Enquiries
Dr Brady will answer brief health and hygiene letters by correspondence if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. The page critiques over reliance on gadgets like basal metabolism tests and sphygmomanometers, arguing skilled medical examination suffices. It notes skepticism toward medicinal merchants and emphasizes proper medical attention over devices. The navy exhibit at the World’s Fair features a CineGlobe theatre with wide screen Navy Marine Corps films and extensive displays on propulsion, submarines, missiles, and ships.
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William Brady
Camino
South
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mator
O.K
Merchants of Medicine
James B. Martin
Navy
Navy-Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Globe Theatre
Bainbridge
Mes
Navy and
Marine Service
Scattered showers forecast along coast and inland regions
Weather map shows scattered showers and thundershowers today across the Pacific Northwest, upper and mid Mississippi Valley, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley to the mid-Atlantic coast. Cooler temperatures expected along northern and central Pacific Coast, upper Mississippi Valley toward the southern Plains.
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Pacific Coast
mid-Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Ohic Valley
mid-Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Picks Favorite Son
Ohio Republicans vote to back Gov. James Rhodes as the favored son candidate at the Republican National Convention. The 58 member delegation remains unpledged, with Bricker signaling possible changes after the first ballot and a caucus or independent action if necessary. A UP International poll shows Goldwater leading among Ohio delegates, with 32 to 33 hard supporters and about 18 to 22 listed as strong backers.
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Goldwater
Aijrl
Red Antil
Conjin
Laos
Rible
UPI
Itia Canal
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Plaine de Si
New Hampshire
Oregon
Cleveland
Eisenhower
Taft Saore
Jess Fair
Michael Dybel
Stephen Ablbrand
Columbus
Justi Camp
Neil
Lyndon Armstrong
Pat Johnson
Archdue University
Will Angel
Gabriel
Lyndon
West Virginia
Johson
Adiana
E Welsh
Stanley Burgett
Idianapolis
Craig Weer
Ohio
Bricker
United Press International
Scranton
U.S
John Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Folklore by William Wade on plants and conformity
A compact essay fragment presents views on Folklore by William Wade discussing how modern people are conformers. It cites Rachel Carson and Silent Spring notes the plant world as essential to life and criticizes narrow attitudes toward plants. It includes a childlike definition of love reflecting simple, sincere sentiment.
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Ther
Rachel Carson
Speaker Voices Civil Rights Views at Conference
The article reports on a civil rights discussion in Indianapolis and South Bend, with former state senator Jesse L. Dickinson and professor R. M. Ma addressing interracial marriage and broader rights. Hemingway’s echoed remarks frame the era’s urgency in housing, employment, and education debates.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
Horatio BR. Beanbles
Jesse L
Dickinson
Indianapolis
Ex- Diana
R. M. Ma
Iver
Columbis Universa
Cation
Ernest Hemingway
Psalmic Reminder for Self Worth in God’s Image
The excerpt urges turning to Psalms when feeling downcast and inferior. It emphasizes that God created humanity in His image, crowns them with glory, surrounds with blessings, and assigns worth, asserting personal importance in His sight.
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