Czechoslovakia’s fate seen through wartime echoes
The Jowett column recalls June 7 1948 when Eduard Benes resigned and Gottwald took power, then notes two decades of Soviet grip through Svoboda’s negotiations. It warns that Czechoslovakia faces limited aid, harsh terms, and no Western defense, awaiting a broader wind of freedom across Eastern Europe and the USSR.
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Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Klement Gottwald
Benes
Prague
Quisling
Ludvig Svoboda
Moscow
Svoboda
Hungary
Soviet Union
Rumania
Yugoslavia
United States
Europe
Senate on Czechoslovakia invasion and anti proliferation treaty
The text argues for a firm but proportional U S response to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia including delaying or suspending cultural exchanges and trade while urging the ratification of the anti proliferation treaty for U S and world security. It rejects overreaction and calls for targeted measures to pressure the USSR toward withdrawal and reform.
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U.S. Senate
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Senate
Johnson
Moscow
United States
New York
Absentee Vote Drive Targets European Americans
A Republican National Committee branch aims to mobilize two million Americans in Europe for the 1960 election and overseas fundraising. The year round organization will run in France, Germany, Belgium, Italy and the UK with a touring speaker program led by Shirley Temple Black visiting Rome Paris Brussels Frankfurt and London to spur Republican support.
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Europe
Richard M. Nixon
Republican National Committee
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
United Kingdom
Var
Shirley Temple Black
A Conservative View James Kilpatrick on Fortas Nomination
A lengthy critique argues that Fortas should not be confirmed as Chief Justice. It sees Warren manipulating the process, contends Fortas lacks propriety, and cites the Schackman obscenity ruling as revealing a troubling constitutional principle. The piece urges the Senate to vote nay, asserting a duty to judge judges, not rubber stamp nominations.
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Abe Fortas
United States
Earl Warren
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Warren
Fortas
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Justice Fortas
Avery
Midland County
Los Angeles
Harry Schackman
High Court
California
Black
Douglas
Stewart
White
Schackman
Stone
Dogs Of Naples Put Down 327 Strays To Halt Rabies
Naples authorities ordered the humane destruction of 327 stray dogs to prevent rabies spread, stating human lives take precedence as dog lovers worldwide mourn the loss and call for safer animal control measures.
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Naples
Reaction To Encyclical Draws Wide Range Of Commentary
William F Buckley Jr reports on Pope Paul VI encyclical eliciting varied responses from intelligent analysis to satire in Punch Bernard Hollywood edits the magazine and mocks the encyclical while warning of mysticism and bigotry The piece notes Punch cartoons and editorials criticizing dogmatic religion as society debates faith and freedom
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Paul VI
Punch
Bernard Hollywood
Paul
Papal
John Galt
Pope's Debate over Catholic Teachings Sparks Broad Controversy
The piece argues that non Catholics and Catholics alike should examine the Pope's reasoning on population, morality, and church authority. It cites Will Herberg on contraception and infanticide, notes renewalist tensions, and warns that the authority crisis could threaten religion itself.
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Latin America
Camp Upton Closed To Contain Spanish Flu 170 Cases
The Messenger reports Camp Upton in New York closed today to check a Spanish influenza outbreak with 170 cases. Athens County Commissioners order a 50 ton coal car load for courthouse and jail heating amid anticipated winter scarcity. President Roosevelt announces plans for decisive blows at Germany and Japan with specific times and landing points for Europe and elsewhere. War bond drive, led by Blake Mechem, moves from fourth to third with $6,800 in purchases.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Japan
Europe
Blake Mechem
APA Opts Against Chicago Meeting for Next Decade
The American Psychological Association decides not to meet in Chicago for the next ten years, a choice described as emotional and not due to danger to professionals. The decision punishes the intellectual community for political actions outside their control.
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American Psychological Associaton
Chicago
Ancestry and the coats of arms mystery
British expert warns many people misuse coats of arms. Brian Brooks of London notes as few as 10 percent are entitled. In Scotland misusing a crest can bring jail. Brooks traces his own limited paternal line to 1726 and believes many Americans may be nonarmigeral yet unaware.
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Brian Brooks
London
Association of Genealogists and Record Agents
England
Continent
Scotland
Brooks
Edward III
Thomas Brooks
America
Brown
Smith
Robinson
Thompson
Edwards
Johnson
Enfielder Proposes Zoning Change After Council Meeting
Letters from The Messenger recall Grosvenor Street protest against houses with more than three roomers. The mayor, six years in office, suggests an amendment to avoid being too harsh while the city solicitor insists laws must be enforced. State assistance considered if enforcement fails.
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Grosvenor Street
Communist Party Nominates Slate for President and Vice President
The American Communist Party becomes the first to nominate national candidates for the fall election. Charlene Mitchell, 38, chairs a black liberation panel and is the presidential contender while Michael Zagarell, 23, directs the youth program and is their VP pick. The ticket centers on black liberation and youth alienation.
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American Communist Party
Charlene Mitchell
Michael Zagarell
The Athens Messenger Publishing Co. Postal Rates Notice
The Athens Messenger Publishing Co. lists delivery and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover local Ohio and West Virginia delivery, other US locations, and various time periods with careful pricing details.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
M. W. McDargh
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
West Virginia
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