Eisenhower Urges New World Movement For Captive Nations
In Washington General Eisenhower renews a call for freedom of captive nations, addressing Ukrainian Americans at a Taras Shevchenko monument dedication after a 30,000-strong parade. The Ukrainian Congress backs a drive to liberate Ukraine from Soviet control and keep hope alive for oppressed peoples.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Congress
Washington
Taras Shevchenko
George Washington
United States
Canada
White House
Ukrainian Congress
Ukraine
Passman’s Last Stand Ends Passman Power in Aid Plot
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report on Otto Passman of Louisiana losing control of the Foreign Aid Appropriations Subcommittee as George Mahon becomes chair. The vote result 7 to 5 signals a dramatic shift with Passman shouting defeat and vowing to quit.
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U.S. Capitol
Otto Passman
Louisiana
Passman
Monroe
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Full Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Rep
George Mahon
Johnson
Mahon
New Mexico
Joseph Montoya
Georgia
John Flynt
Otto
William Minshall
Ohio
John Rhodes
Arizona
George Andrews
Alabama
George
Writer's Conviction Could Force Khrushchev Decision
The Brodsky case shows Soviet leadership facing international and internal pressure over the treatment of dissident writers. Khrushchev may curb Stalinist tactics yet likely shifts toward reformed control, while treating poetry as nonwork and continuing suppression of independent thinkers.
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Khrushchev
Josif Brodskij
Joseph Brodsky
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Brodsky
Russia
Archangel
Samuel Marsak
Dmitri Shostakovitch
Endre Enczi
Paris
Leningrad
KGB
Walsaace
Anna Ahmatova
Kornyei Chukovsky
People’s Militia
Moscow
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
Nizhni Novgorod
Yevtushenko
Marlene Dietrich
Noose Drawing Tightens in Republican Primaries
President Johnson stands to gain as Republicans clash over Vietnam and civil rights. Former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, who aided U.S. policy, warned against turning Vietnam into a campaign issue. Scranton, Goldwater, and House Republicans weigh the party's direction as civil rights stance divides voters.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Kennedy-Johnson
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Southeast Asia
Lodge
Scranton
Goldwater
House
Supreme Court Bypasses Core Issue in Civil Rights Sit-in Ruling
The Court reversed 42 sit-in convictions from Maryland, Florida, and South Carolina amid a sharply divided bench. Justices Goldberg and Douglas urged a broad 14th Amendment ban on private discrimination. Black Harlan and White upheld private business rights. Warren concurred. Three justices remained silent. The decision avoids ruling on private public accommodation discrimination, signaling future constitutional tests as civil rights legislation proceeds.
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Supreme Court
Maryland
Florida
South Carolina
Arthur J. Goldberg
William O. Douglas
Earl Warren
Hugo Black
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
William J. Brennan
Potter Stewart
Senate
Dual School System Warns of Federal Local Divide
Harold Gores of Educational Facilities Laboratory warns at the University of Washington that separate school systems may emerge in the United States if public schools fail to educate culturally and economically deprived youth. He warns of federal training programs taking over public education in the long run.
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United States
Harold Gores
Educational Facilities Laboratory
Educational Writers Association
University of Washington
Seattle
Gores
Dear Abby shares wisdom on 25th wedding anniversary
Dear Abby reflects on 25 years of marriage and faith in love happiness and wealth. Readers share neighbor hassles at a tea with a U S Senator's wife and debate hat etiquette at social functions in Montana.
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Abby
United States
Montana
Dr Crane links thieves and communists to juvenile habits
A psychiatrist argues that lack of siblings fosters selfish behavior in Timmy a four year old. He claims indulgent parenting teaches property rights poorly and that childhood moral training must curb communistic attitudes and theft. He frames conscience as inner fences built in the brain.
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Timmy R
Timmy
Crane
America
Are You Young At Heart Quick Test
HAL BOYLE presents a simple checklist to gauge youthfulness beyond age. The piece notes attitudes like yielding bus seats, casual first names, neighborly play, daydreams, dietary ease, leisure preferences, and a future focus to suggest remaining youthful rather than aging.
Fragmentary classified notice from The Messenger Publishing Co
Incomplete OCR fragment shows a publishing company notice with scattered phrases about months, delivery by mail, and possessions. It references ASSOCIATED Address and The Messenger Publishing Co with unclear dates and terms.
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the Messenger Publishing Co
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Virginia
Vaughan Gary
Pege Passman
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Michigan
James Marlow
John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Truly Yours, Abigail van Buren
DR. Crane
Hal Boyle
Athens
Punaiee Coos
Ioungar D “S Bel
Ohta
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