Time To Stiffen Up A Old Uncle Sam
An editorial argues the United States must shift from a purely benevolent role to a stronger bargaining position in cold war diplomacy. It cites Britain, Australia, Canada, and other allies selling or supporting adversaries, urging a quid pro quo and firmer stance to maintain world freedoms.
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Sam
United States
Europe
Iron Curtain
Korea
South Vietnam
Free World
Red China
Chou En Lai
Australia
Canada
Cuba
Britain
Cyprus
France
Uncle Sam
Indonesia
Cambodia
India
Pakistan
Sukarno
U.S
Near East
Africa
Latin America
No Women’s Bloc Delivers Presidential Vote Says Senator Smith
Senator Margaret Chase Smith enters New Hampshire Republican primary race amid claims no women’s bloc exists to swing the vote. The piece notes women outnumber men by 3,673,000 but stresses individual choice and partisan diversity beyond bloc voting.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
Republican National
Washington
United States
Fellows
Senator Smith
Hancher Foresees Iowa University Reorganization debate
President Virgil M. Hancher argues for reorganizing Iowa higher education to avoid duplication and pursue greater coordination among the three state institutions at Iowa City Ames and Cedar Falls. He calls for a high level administrative staff and considers consolidating into a single university with a common president to improve public service and growth.
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Iowa City Service Clubs
Hancher
Iowa
Pres
James H. Hilton
Iowa State University
Virgil M. Hancher
State University of Iowa
Pearl Harbor
Ames
Cedar Falls
Hughes
Board of Regents
Iowa City
Iowa State Extension Services
North Carolina
California
Regents
State University of
Massachusetts
MIT
The
State University
General Assembly
Frank Hanighen Death Triggers Reminiscence on Influence
John Chamberlain notes the death of Frank Hanighen editor of Human Events, a formative conservative voice. He recalls Hanighen’s long influence in Washington circles and the personal toll of losing teachers and friends, reflecting on intellectual lineage and mortality.
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John Chamberlain Rving Fisher
Yale
Albert G. Keller
Keller
Frank Hanighen
Washington, D.C
Human Events
Frank
United States
Liberal Nation
New Republic
A. G. Keller
Irving Fishers
Thought Shapers and the Conservative Cause
The speaker reflects on influential conservative figures like George Sokolsky Forrest Davis Simeon Strunsky Dorothy Thompson and Isabel Paterson who shaped the movement against collectivist tides. He recalls his father Barry Goldwater and notes cross generational support among young law students, expressing a wish to live forever and see what happens.
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George Sokolsky
Forrest Davis
Simeon Strunsky
New York Times
Dorothy Thompson
Isabel Paterson
Barry Goldwater
Law School
Irving Fisher
A. G. Keller
Women voters outnumber men nationwide by 3.6 million
A Republican national headquarters report shows women of voting age now exceed men by 3.673 million. It lists the 10 states where men lead and 40 states plus DC where women predominate, with statewide different margins and age voting rules noted.
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Margaret Chase Smith
United States
Republican National
Washington
Alaska
Arizona
Hawaii
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Ala
Ark
Calif
N.H
Colo
N.Y
Del
N.C
Ohio
Ill
Ore
Ind
S.C
Tex
Utah
Mass
Midh
Wash
W. Va
Miss
Wis
Georgia
Kentucky
California
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Census Bureau
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Cedar Rapids Gasette
Russia
Khrushchev
University of Iowa
SUI
Old Capitol
SUI President
Chamberlain
America
Gazette
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