Khrushchev rhetoric vs Soviet reality per Jefferson
The piece argues that communism claims to honor sacrifice but in practice creates a coercive dictatorship. It contrasts top down decisions, limited public debate, and the state apparatus with the ideals in Jeffersonian rights. It notes military indoctrination and the use of peoples government as propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Zhukov
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Russia
Lenin
Zhukov
Saccri
Kremlin
Quick Facts and Curiosities From The Times
A medley of trivia notes covers hair color trends birth rates in cousin unions and lipstick usage. It mentions a Havana club offering exams for chorus dancers a New Zealand plover with a bent bill and native headgear. It cites fluoride reach 31 5 million in 1506 cities and a 2069 projection of government employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Cuba
New Havana Riviera Club
New Zealand
New Guinea
U. S
Contempt Trials in Voting Rights Debate
The Senate fights over civil rights and whether contempt of court should be tried by judge or jury. Supporters favor judge trials for both civil and criminal contempt to strengthen court orders in voting rights cases. opponents demand jury trials for criminal contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Jones
Pie
Crooksville
Calvin Gorby
Albert Talbot
Durwood Neff
Harold Anderson
Harry Maxwell
Anderson
McLaney
Paul Hartley
Hartley
Perry County
Perry County Court House
Richard Hamrick
American Red Cross
New Lexington Municipal
Case History of a Psychiatrist Alleges Alcohol Causes Accidents
The item argues alcohol is a major highway hazard and cites 40,000 annual deaths and 2,000,000 injuries. It touts inertia as another factor and claims a quick method to widen narrow bridges at negligible cost. The narrative centers on a college woman described as worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coed
George W. Crane
Victor G
Crane
Chicagoland
John Barleycorn
Steel Industry Income Shows Slight Increase
U S steel and other firms report six month earnings after tax up 3 percent to 283.5 million dollars vs 275.4 million last year. Industry outlook remains hopeful for fall as auto demand rises and inventories tighten despite wage and price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United
States Steel
Backseat Driver Rides Bronx to Buffalo With Two Advisers
A humorous squabble unfolds on a road trip as a husband confronts his wife and mother-in-law about who is driving. Joan Crawford handles a guest book problem at a Hollywood dinner party with a cheeky note. The piece also notes a dieting quip and references to Bennett Cerf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Buffalo
Syracuse
Joan Crawford
Hollywood
7. C
Mao Tze tung address spread by Communist press
The piece notes a Mao Zedong speech re printed in Political Affairs and other Communist outlets. It calls the text Stalinist in tone, critiques two types of contradictions, and warns against destalinization and revisionism while recounting Dulles as a target of imperialist critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao Tze-tung
China
State Dulles
Communist Party
Peking ‘‘People’s Daily
People’s Daily
Central Committee
Communist Party of China
New Times
Moscow
Korea
U. S
Egypt
Middle East
North Africa
Soviet Union
New York Times
Red China
Eeetanoin Etaoin
Mao Tzetung
Canada pickerel theft and Perry County fair plans
A Canada fishing incident ends with Mrs. Hamilton losing a pickerel to a muskie that grabbed the fish and line leaving only the head. The Perry County Fair opens July 31 and runs to August 3 with new attractions under Frank Folk president and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Cotton Hamilton
Crooksville
Hamilton
Alfred Shipley
Canada
Shipley
Perry County
Frank M. Folk
Robert Guy
Roseville
Edgar Newton
Cleo Sweeney
Weekend visitors and moves listed in Athens paper
The Athens Messenger notes weekend visitors at the R Perry home including the Dixons and Jordans from various towns, plus Shumways from Springfield. William Clench buys the Gilfillen property, the Clyde Mason family plans a move to Route 50, and the Dailey family relocates to Athens. Fred Moore Jr. visits from Army leave. Kate Sinclair spends a day with Noel and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
George E. Fulton
Herbert Dixon
Rodger
Susan Jane
Pomeroy
Gerald King
Pratts Fork
James Jordan
Athens
Irene Pratts
Pleasant Hill
Ivor Shumway
Kelson
Springfield
R. Perry
William Clench
Gilfillen
Kate Sinclair
Noel
Clyde Mason
Creamer House
Route 50
Fred Moore, Jr
Charles Dailey
George Fulton
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Jefferson
Kelly Green
Hal Boyle
Kiwanis Magazine
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Empire State Building
Japan
France
Kentucky
Samuel Johnson
ABC
James Marlow
Ence
By Hatlo
Skaxx
Jack Rice
Cleveland
Ohio
Squatwell
Bloodstone
Burt
Brookstone
George Crane
John
Massachusetts Colony
Plymouth Colony
Arthur Brown
New World
U.S
Powhatan
Brain Game Answers
Point Rock
Carl Shenefield
G. A. Radekins
W. I. Swett
Middleport
A. D. Morrison
Chapel
GB. Radekins
William Phillips
Chillicothe
Orland Sams
Newark
Garnet Verigan
Ambrose Hill
Nitro
James Fisher
Columbus
J. E. Radekin
Nellie Vale
Maggie Caster
Jarret
Columbia Chapel
Wayne Burchfield
Robert
Maggie Burchfield
Radekin
J. FB. Radekin
Sam Dawson
Bennett Cerf
Marie Wilson
Mike Connolly
King Features Syndicate
Cgceorge Sokolsky
Athens Messenger
Messenger
Sune
Dally & Sunday
Ohio & W. Va
Postoffice Agrononé
Associated Press
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