Free Nations Observe Diverging Splits in Cold War Alignments
The piece argues that differences between the United States and Britain over Skybolt reflect broader splits among Cold War rivals. It contrasts Western liberal democracies with communist regimes and notes historic enmities between Red China and Russia, urging neutrals to weigh underlying factors.
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Beetle lessons warn of human population risks
A Chicago university biologist, Dr. Thomas Park, compares human population pressure to a flour beetle crowding scenario. He warns excess growth risks depleting resources and urges better management of humanity and planetary biology to avoid ecological doom. He also notes a coming mathematical theory to inform population growth insights.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Thomas Park
Chicago University
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Leorn
Congress Will Not Follow Immoderate Leadership
In the Kennedy era, President faces a pivotal test as a new Democratic Congress begins. The central issue is whether Kennedy can secure national unity through wise conduct of foreign affairs and stable leadership, despite possible resistance to his social and economic agendas.
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Ashington
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Security Council
General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Kennedy Faces Test Between Moderation and Immoderation
The article argues President Kennedy must choose between moderate cold war leadership and an immoderate domestic agenda driven by urban pressure groups. It warns immoderate domestic policy could erode his influence with Congress and his cold war authority, recalling Truman's fate. It notes Kennedy’s first Congress as trial and exploration, this as a congress of decision.
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Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
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Kaiser steel profit sharing contract hinges on Friday vote
About 7 500 Kaiser Steel employees will vote Friday on a profit sharing contract backed by the United Steelworkers of America. The plan shifts from fixed hourly raises to a share of a savings fund equal to a portion of monetary gains, signaling a notable change in labor relations if approved.
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United States Steel
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Department of Justice
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American Motors
George Romney
Walter Reuther
Adam Smith
New York
Soviet Missiles in Cuba Spark UN Debate and US Debate
The piece notes Soviet missiles in Cuba trigger UN inaction and a sharpened clash over Monroe Doctrine limits. It contrasts Kennedy's stance with Khrushchev's withdrawal, warning that the Soviet presence risks a broader conflict while the U.S. pledges no invasion of Cuba.
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UNICEF Card Sale Thank You and Helpers Named
Katherine Kollmann expresses gratitude to supporters of the Cedar Rapids UNICEF card sale raising 1110 dollars for the U N Committee. She credits the Kensingers for porch space and help, notes selling over 600 boxes and 159 calendars, and offers remaining notepaper boxes.
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U.S. Committee For Unicef
United Nations
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H. E. Kensingers
Cedar Rapids
American Association For the United Nations
Katherine Kollmann
Avenue
Record Letter to Editor on Amish School Issue in Hazleton
A Hazleton reader defends local policy on Amish schools, denies supplying teachers, and criticizes outsiders for overstepping legal rules. The letter argues laws apply universally and cautions against crafting selective regulations.
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Hazleton
Coe ROTC plane to carry band to Washington in 1953 inauguration
The Air Force notified Coe College ROTC officials that a plane would transport about 18 of the 70 member Coe band to Washington for President elect Eisenhower's inauguration. Band director Stanley Vesely said the offer assures financial solvency for the trip.
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Coe Rotc
Coe
Washington
Eisenhower
Stanley Vesely
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