Leftist militants fade as New Deal reforms blunt clashes
An Associated Press analysis notes reduced leftist agitation in the United States as New Deal reforms and widespread prosperity blunt common grievances. It details Communist Party decline, legal pressures, and emergent single issue groups such as the Fair Play for Cuba Committee and the Nonviolent Committee for Cuban Independence, formed after the Cuban invasion to advocate peace and civil liberties.
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Jules Loh
Associated Press
America
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
The
Birch Society
Robert Welch
Benjamin Devis
Daily Worker
Worker
American Opinion
Supreme
Fair Play For
Cuba
Fidel Castro
FPPC
Lower Broadway
New York
Robert Taber
Columbia Broadcasting System
FFCC
C. Wright Mills
Columbia University
Mills
San Francisco
PFCC
Richard Gibson
Columbia
CBS
Tabor
Gibson
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Kennedy
Boston
White House
Castro
Nonviolent Committee For
Committee For Nonviolent Action
War Registers League
Catholic Worker
Fencemakers
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
House UN- American Activities Committee
Committee To
Morton Sobell
Bids Tabulated On 647 Miles Of Texas Highways
Texas bids totaling 15 456 415 were tabulated for 647 miles of highway work and seal coat projects across multiple counties. Projects include Sherman to Bonham, Bells to Amboise, and various U S routes with firms such as McKinney Gibbins Flenniken Norman McElroy Heldenfels Barnes Bowden and Bryan Hoffman competing for grading paving and structural work.
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Austin
Enea
Grayson
Fannin
Farm
Sherman
Bonham
Bells
Ambrose
R. W. McKinney
Nacogdoches
Parker
Fort Worth
U.S. T
U.S
Sherman and Denison
Flenniken Construction
Dallas
Jasper
Eva Gale
Jon Norman
Orange
Jefferson
Texas
U.S. 69
Trottin and Thomson
Beaumont
Grege
Tarrant County
W. L. Barnes
L. R. Bowden
Hall
Parnell
Bryan
Hoffman
Plainview
Coat and Swim Trunks and Hawaiian Village Set
Advertisement lists a matching Jack style cotton shirt with boxer drawstring trunks in red blue brown sizes S M L XL. Elastic band. Choice of polished cottons Bertford cords woven cotton plaids, sizes 6-20. Light flexible slipper with plastic soles in assorted colors, sizes from small to large.
Future Bright Says Cattleman Brighter Market Ahead
Nebraska cattleman Cecil Emrich, half owner of a major auction market earning over 40 million yearly, told the National Livestock Marketing Congress in Dallas that the industry will continue to grow. He described market health and expansion of herds as boosting 1962 prospects for auction markets nationwide.
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Dallas
Nebraska
Cecil Emrich
United States
National Livestock Marketing Congress
Emrich
Kilmer Oak in Rutgers Campus Near Death
The aging Kilmer Oak on Rutgers University campus near New Brunswick shows major damage with a dozen dead spring branches and a large trunk gash. Rutgers planners say it will not be chopped down, while the Student Forestry Club planted a nearby acorn. Kilmer, born in 1886, wrote Trees and studied at Rutgers before Columbia University.
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New Brunswick
Nat.apa
Joyce Kilmer
Kilmer
Rutgers University
Edward B
Rutger
Kibner
France
Rutgers
Columbia University
Convicted Man Appeals Case Then Picks Lock
A 24 year old man convicted in Miami Beach criminal court appealed his case after bond was set at 7000 dollars. The article notes the defendant Trails through a deputy sheriff's desk and references bond procedures amid the disrupted proceedings.
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Miami
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