Red youth drive campus lecturing by U S Communist Party
Editorial notes the party after a court loss for failing to register as a Soviet agent continues campus outreach. It cites Mortimer Rubin Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Arnold Johnson Herbert Aptheker Gus Hall and other speakers at Chicago Iowa State Trinity College New York and more. FBI Hoover and HUAC see the effort as boosting a pro American image while targeting youth labor and racial groups.
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U. S. Communist Party
Soviet Union
Mortimer Daniel Rubin
University of Chicago
Iowa State University
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
National Party
Roosevelt University
Chicago
Northern Illinois College
DeKalb
Arnold Johnson
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Herbert Aptheker
City College
New York
University of Buffalo
Gus Hall
U. S
Yale
Brandeis
Massachusetts
Fairleigh Dickinson
New Jersey
FBI
Hall
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
Hoover
House UN- American Activities Committee
Reds
Berlin
Cuba
Medicare and health policy shape the new Congress
The piece argues the upcoming Congress will tackle unfinished 1962 agendas with Medicare at the center. It cites AMA president Dr. George M. Fister praising medical progress and urging a free system over government control while presenting health indicators and the push for broader Medicare coverage for seniors.
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Congress
Senate
House
George M. Fister
American Medical Association
United States
Fister
Washington Faces Deadlines as 1963 Expirations Loom
Congress must act before 1963 expirations on military draft and reserve programs. Key items include authority to call up reserves, draft powers, and the Military Dependents Assistance Act. Other expirations affect UN financing, manpower training, tax rates, debt limits, securities regulation, and civil rights funding.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Congress
Kennedy
Armed Services
U.S
United Nations
Battle
Dean Rusk
U.N
General Assembly
Secretaries of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange
Civil Rights Commission
Boyle's Column Parents go through it
New York writer Kal Boyle shares a humorous collection of baby and parenting quips overheard after a birth. The piece riffs on hospital bills first impressions and family jokes about looks and future costs.
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Kal Boyle
New York
Henry
Stainless steel razor blades edge into U.S. market
AP reports Americans may buy fewer razor blades as stainless steel blades enter production by at least three U.S. firms. Aimed at longer life, the new blades cost more and require new grinding machinery. Europe already shows strong demand. U.S. imports remain small.
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AP Business News
New York
Three American Companies Plan Stainless Steel Blades
Three U S firms announce stainless steel blade ventures within days. Gillette will launch its entry soon. Philip Morris Eveready unit in Staunton Va gears up with new equipment. Schick Eversharp, already producing blades in Sweden for Europe, plans U S market entry this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
American Safety Razor
Philip Morris
Staunton
Ever-Ready, Ltd
Schick Safety Razor Division
Eversharp
U.S
Southern realignment reshapes Democratic South
Paul Harvey argues during Truman era shifts, the solid South erodes as conservative Southern Democrats move toward Republicans. He cites Ed Foreman, Bill Brock, Jim Broyhill as rising Dixie conservatives and notes figures like Ruchel Lipppkin in Mississippi edging toward Republican runs, signaling a future bipartisan realignment.
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White House
Mississippi
Harvey
Washington
South
Texas
Dixie
Ed Foreman
Bill Brock
Tennessee
Jim Broyhill
North Carolina
Jackson
Ruchel Phillips
Talmadge
Landrum
Harry Byrd
Republicans gain ground in the South amid party label shifts
The piece argues the GOP has made strides in the Southern states with race and labor politics pushing Democrats leftward. It notes Jim Martin nearly defeated Sister Hill in Alabama and contemplates how a Rockefeller ticket could realign southern votes, predicting a slow but inexorable shift.
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Virginia
Senate
GOP
South
Jim Martin
Sister Hill
Alabama
Martin
Rockefeller
Ole’ Miss
General Features Corp
Why families move and homes shape our roots
Ruth Millett discusses designer William Snaiths view that housing drives mobility. He argues current homes fit present needs but not growth or permanence, contributing to families chasing bigger homes or neighborhoods as status symbols while jobs and service moves push relocation. The piece notes restless times and shifting priorities beyond the building industry.
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Ruth Millett
America
William Snaith
TV And Radio Television Formula Has Sameness
AP television writer notes familiar tropes in writing scenes and dialogue as secret codes for audience recognition. He cites recurring plot devices and lines and asks whether such sameness shapes viewers’ expectations across networks CBS plans Eisenhower interview with Cronkite at Palm Desert and Kennedy Dinner with award segment.
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New York
Jimmy
Television Land
John
CBS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Cronkite
Eisenhower
Palm Desert
California
Kennedy
Aogram
Dick Powell
NBC
Michael Rennie
Garry Moore
Allen Sherman
My Son
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Panel
Crossword list presents Across and Down clues covering religion, languages, geography, and history. Names like St Anthony suggest varied entries and themes. numerous two word answers and abbreviations appear throughout.
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Paul Harvey
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East Hartford
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