Nuclear debate weighs Pueblo crisis risks in U S talk
U S leaders and columnists across the political spectrum warn that North Korea s seizure of the Pueblo could spark a broader war and even trigger talk of limited nuclear options. Senators Jackson and Thurmond express stark views while analysts note the danger of escalation and the grim calculus behind any use of nuclear arms.
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Eneath
U.S
North Korea
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Korea
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
America
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Red China
Roland Evans
Robert Novak
Pueblo
38Th Parallel
South
Black Power seen as political alternative says Hamilton
Dr. Charles V. Hamilton Roosevelt University professor and co author of Black Power argues in a New York Times interview that legitimate Black Power means creating political organizations independent of white power to gain local majorities and improve housing jobs and education. He dismisses armed revolution as impractical and urges democratic change within the law, noting militants may be unhappy with the view.
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Stokely Carmichael
Charles V. Hamilton
Chicago
Roosevelt University
Carmichael
Hamilton
New York Times
H. Rap Brown
How Pollsters Lean on Laws of Chance
George Gallup Louis Harris and Archibald Crossley reject quota polling. They rely on random sampling to reflect the electorate with predictable margins of error. Pollsters argue sampling accuracy grows with larger randomized surveys and is validated by election results and Census data.
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Ashington
Johnson
George Gallup
Louis Harris
Archibald Crossley
Gallup
Harris
Crossley
Census Bureau
John F. Kennedy
Truman
Americans Unspeakable Linguistic Illiterates
A Harvard study of 2700 graduates with French Spanish German Italian or Russian majors shows poor conversational skills despite reading and writing ability. Travel study and early start in school improve results, while future language teachers score lowest.
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Harvard University
Harvard
Health Fund Drives Overshadow United Campaigns
A UPI dispatch surveys private health agencies facing scrutiny as more than 50 voluntary groups solicit money while the government funds medical research remains vast. It notes 200 million of 250 million donated goes to 10 large funds led by Cancer and Heart groups, with overheads higher than United Fund drives.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
Ashington
Heart Fund
National Society For Crippled Children
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
National Tuberculosis Association
The
National Foundation
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
United Cerebral Palsy
U.S
National Institutes of Health
NIH
American Medical Association
AMA
James E. Perkins
United Community Funds and Councils of America
United Fund
Heart and Cancer Funds
UPI
United Fund Appeals
Big Funds
National Foundation For
O’connor
Paul Dudley White
United Community Funds
United Cerebral Palsy Associations
National Council On Alcoholism
National Association For Mental Health
Rep H R Gross opts to seek re election to House
The Waterloo Courier believes H R Gross remains in the House and would wield more influence as an incumbent representative than as a freshman U S senator. It notes he is seen as Mr Republican in Iowa and would face a statewide race for Senate with Hickenlooper’s retirement.
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H. R. Gross
Rrowa
U. S
U.S
Gross
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Senior House Leader Heads Bipartisan Economy Bloc
He holds high seniority in the house and leads the economy bloc spanning many members from both parties. The coalition could seize House control if more Republicans are elected this year or if the Republicans gain a majority.
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House
Economy
Third District Race and Tax Fears Highlight Gross Support
The piece warns against assuming Gross will win re election and notes January trends may shift. It argues voters fear rising taxes and inflation while praising Gross solid support for fiscal and monetary policies.
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Gross
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George J. Marder
Is Press
Pioelataon
Congress
Harry S Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Pogo
Milwaukee Journal
United Campaigns
Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America
Arthritis Foundation
National
Multiple Scelerosis Society
H.R. Gross
Waterloo
Rep
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