Television reshapes politics but may not prove its revolution
Editorial discusses CBS producer Bill Leonard’s view that TV reshapes political advertising and voter engagement. It notes television may appeal to vanity, but voters and friends may tire of TV exposure. The piece compares TV’s impact to radio and cites Angus Campbell on information seekers being the best informed.
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CBS Election News
Bill Leonard
Cedar Rapids
United States
Angus Campbell
University of Michigan
Peace Climate's Improvement Hinges on Patience and Forbearance
Marquis Childs notes the global scene shows progress from Cuba to Berlin with less urgency for new deadlines or threats. He cites Khrushchev Castro ties, Chinese pressure, and the risk of hidden military builds, urging patience as disarmament talks proceed and outer space cooperation plans begin in Rome.
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Ashington
Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
East Berlin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Castro
Anastas Mikoyan
Havana
Moscow
Loy
New York
Semyon Tsarapkin
Disarmament Agen
William C. Foster
United States
Rome
Anatoli A. Balganravov
James E. Webb
Webb
Newton's Laws Face Repeal Hype by Soviet Paper
Moscow Pravda boasts of Yevgeny Alexandrov's claim that Newton's laws may be repealed in future textbooks and that impact machinery could be revolutionized. The piece notes 300 years of Newtonian certainty shaking, while contrasting with prior relativity critiques and warns Soviet hype may mislead readers.
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Moscow Pravda
Isaac Newton
Yevgeny Alexandrov
Newton
Alexandrov
The
Times
Russia
Einstein
Lincoln Barnett
Sir Isaac
Pravda
Cedar Rapids Officials Consider Restoring Assistant Chief Post
City council approved Safety Commissioner Edward Prochaska's proposal to restore the post of assistant chief in Cedar Rapids police department at Chief Kudina's suggestion. The move follows years of organizational changes and aims to bolster command structure within the force.
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Cedar Rapids
Edward Prochaska
William Kudina
Lloyd Olmstead
Bob Winter
Jack Fulton
Joan Andrews
Coe
Marion
United Air Lines
Convair
Kennedy Budget Faces Tough Senate Scrutiny and Debate
The Kennedy budget request of 98.8 billion dollars triggers a blunt congressional fight over defense and space spending, tax cuts, and a big short term deficit. While the president pursues long term growth, lawmakers face immediate demands for heavy tax reductions and possible cuts, setting a brisk but not explosive clash.
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Ashington
Congress
Kennedy
Culture Drives Industry Link Through Education
The article notes that in the early industrial era location followed resources, but in the Second Industrial Revolution culture and universities attract industry. Dr. Cagle links doctoral degrees to industrial ranking and argues advanced education centers draw new firms. Universities can improve production, inspire new products, train personnel, inform on resources and labor, and supply consultant experts. Education is portrayed as a key 20th century investment.
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Fred R. Cagle
Tulane University
Floyd V. Berkner
Graduate Research Center of the
Southwest
Dallas
Cagle
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich sparks publishing duel
A literary uproar surrounds Solzhenitsyns One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich with two US publishers issuing rival translations day and date. Dutton and Praeger contest rights while debates over Soviet camps, Khrushchev speech, and world copyright rage on.
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Ivan Denisovich
Moscow
Siberian
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Whiskers
U.S
Dutton
American Book Publishers Council
Adlai Stevenson
Morris Ernst
Free World
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Alty
Newton Goefs
Sumner Quarton
Public Welfare Bureau
John Parkis
Harry Mullin
Gerald Hiland
Robert Mineck
Abie Cohn
A. C. Gertsen
Montrose Hotel
M. J. Alexander
Eppley Hotels Co
Ruth Katter
Garner
Sui’s
John C. Stepan
Cedar Rapidske Listy
George Clark
JFK
Gantlet
William S. White
Don Oakley
NEA
Smart Investment
Richard Spong
Stalin
Uncle Joe
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Ronald Hingley
E. P. Dutton & Co
Victor Gollancz
Ralph Parker
Moscow News
Frederick A. Praeger
Hingley
Max Hayward
Dr. Zhivago
Oxford University
Praeger
Publishers’ Weekly
Am Rus Literary & Music Agency
State Book Trust
Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga
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