Red China satellite sparks U.S. policy reads on ICBMs
An intelligence briefing outlines China's projected five year path to a nuclear capable ICBM, its technology gap with the U.S. widening, and potential pressure on offshore Taiwan islands. A separate memo predicts limited Chinese testing of U.S. intentions post Vietnam and a focus on Southeast Asia for subversion.
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Peking
Chicom
Mao
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Review of Reds 10-Point Subversion Plan on TV Special
An hour long discussion on a national split features educators, senators and officials, but the LA police chief stands out by endorsing a long-standing Moscow plan. He cites the ten subversive points including corrupting the young, infiltrating media, distracting from governance, and arming confiscation. The piece concludes that those seeking to destroy the United States follow this list.
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Los Angeles
Moscow
United States
Press balance and authority spark professor’s free press view
Journalism professor John Barron of Butler University argues that the press remains free when balanced and responsible. He notes commentators may think freely but must reach appropriate conclusions, while campus dissent and student arrests illustrate a cold cruel world.
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Ala
Herald
John Barron
Butler University
Indianapolis
Indiana
Alexandria
Journalstandard
Memo to Nixon From Jim Bishop on unity and leadership
A sharply critical open letter to President Nixon from Jim Bishop assesses his decision making, hawkish tone, and political maneuvers. The writer contrasts Nixon with past presidents, questions the impact of Vietnam policy, and urges unity over party divides while addressing concerns about trust, leadership, and national solidarity.
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United States of America
Wall Street Losses Cut Deep on Exchange Floors
New York report notes traders feel personal impact of paper losses on major stock exchanges. It recalls how promises of wealth on Wall Street faded as prices slumped and commission costs mounted, leaving many investors wary and unsettled about future gains.
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New York
Wall Street
Corry Residents Rally As Tax Fight On Merchants Grows
In Corry in May 1960 merchants protest the school district's mercantile tax on gross sales while preparing to recruit allies. A Public Utilities Commission hearing is planned for June regarding relocation of Shady Avenue near Erie Railroad tracks. The piece also touches on stock market declines and portfolio losses as context for local concerns.
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George We
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John McLeaghin Presareem Foreman
Rod Aaseciolad
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