Brain Washing and Psychopolitics in Cold War Era
A Lubbock journalist discusses C L Kay and Kenneth Goff detailing his Communist background, a Milwaukee training page, and Beria’s ps ychopolitics program urging chaos to erode capitalism. The piece cites 1930s events, U S anti communism, and calls for public awareness of the ongoing ideological conflict.
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C. L. Kay Lubbock
Kenneth Goff
Communist Party
Un-American Activities Committee
Washington, D. C
No Comment on State of the Union Spending Debate
Washington commentary links a June report of Vice President Johnson and President Kennedy’s message to Congress. It says the focus is on rising spending and a growing federal bureaucracy, with economy advocates urging to cut nondefense welfare outlays while preserving essential defense funds.
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Washington
Washington Star
Johnson
J. Taxpayer
Kennedy
Congress
Congressional Economy Bloc
Advertising: Unique Selling Proposition For Small Retailers
Advertising defines a unique selling proposition to reach many at low cost. Small retailers gain from conveying convenience, credit, or price advantages through regular local newspaper ads. Repeated insertions maximize sales efficiency and community reach without wasteful experimentation.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A reader friendly grid of crossword clues covering across and down entries about ancient Christians Egypt to taxation and weather terms with typical crossword fill hints and numbered positions
Law on Landowners Duty to Trespassing Children
Landowners owe limited duty to deter harm to trespassing children. They are not liable if a child could reasonably recognize dangers or protect himself. Courts require reasonable care for hidden risks but not full childproofing. Two cases cited: a 12 year old girl injured by a window stack and a toddler harmed by a slippery, partly drained pool. outcome hinged on foreseeability and available safety measures.
New Ideology Urgently Needed Says Editor Note
An editorial from The Chicago Daily Calumet May 16 1961 argues for Moral Re Armament as the key to ending hate and cold war tactics. It calls for leaders to adopt higher ethical standards and mass produce a new type of selfless, united humanity to avert atomic conflict.
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Chicago
Calumet
Norris J. Nelson
Frank Buchman
Washington
Free World
Moscow
Peking
America
Youngest marrying age cited in Western nations
The article notes that Cornet reports this country has the youngest average marrying age in the Western world. It cites that in a late year 40 percent of brides were teenagers, and that couples marrying under 20 face about a 20 percent divorce rate, the highest among all ages.
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Cornet
Toughest, Roughest Phase Foretold By Financial Columnist Porter
Sylvia Porter warns in her financial column that the economy has entered the toughest phase of competition in modern times. She says businessmen must recognize the challenge and learn to fight competition or risk going under, noting price hikes won’t bail them out as in earlier postwar years and much of the 1950s.
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Sylvia Porter
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