Editorials Timely Action by Democrats
California Democrats oust Paul Ziffren as national committeeman amid a Readers Digest reveal tying him to Capone era money and underworld links in Southern California. The article questions his influence for any future Democratic administration and notes past fundraising for Diane Galugan Douglas and other campaigns.
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California
Pail Ziffren
Sacramento
Donus
Ziffren
Los Angeles
Readers Digest
Lil- He
Capone
Alex Louis Greenberg
Chicago
Paul Ziffren
Miter Ziffren
Selul
Ielen Galugan Douglas
Richard Nixon
U. S
Murray Chotiner
Nixon
Haid
Dan Beebe
Little Gain Big Loss in U 2 Criticism
The article surveys reaction to the L 2 crash and a stalled summit, noting critics claim President Eisenhower would have faced the same outcome with more finesse. It highlights Adlai Stevenson and Lyndon Johnson, arguing the public sees little difference sans accident, while bipartisan unity is endangered.
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Lizenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Chich
Walsham
Mass
Khrushchev
Cie Bert
Lyndon Johnson
Dan Bee
California College Students Drive to Influence City Hall Riots
California college students coordinate across campuses to pressure the Un American Activities Committee hearings in San Francisco. Student groups at Berkeley, San Francisco, and San Jose State mobilize protests and pickets while aiming to influence public affairs beyond campus.
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California
Daet
San
Welberger
House
Mittee
Ase
Berkeley
University of California
SLATE
Cii
Caryl Chessman
San Quentin
San Francisco
Un-American Activities Committee
U.C
San Jose State
Women's Patriotic and
Veterans Groups
City Hall
Wns
American Legion
California College
Hiei
Japan
Turkey
Korea
Dear Ann Landers column snippets on dating and cuff links
A pair of reader questions appeal to Ann Landers. One teen worries about dating a man who arrives in a pickup truck for drive-ins, fearing embarrassment. Another asks about buying zeigte cuff links from a late uncle and weighing sentiment against family disapproval.
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Aug Landers
Dermy
Jerry
Terry
Fiat
Katherine Cornell
Ann Landers
The
Daily Review
Pauling questioned by Senate panel on nuclear test petition
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee orders Dr Linus Pauling to appear in Washington on August 9 198 in Room 3234 to bring signatures claiming support for a UN petition against nuclear testing. Pauling may resist providing detailed sources while supporters cite a 16 000 signature effort from scientists across four to five countries as proof of broad concern. The piece questions Pauling’s motives and notes past passport battles and alleged Communist associations as context for the inquiry.
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Washington, D.C
Aus Pauling
Senate
Internal Security
United Nations
Alexander Paluces
Pauling
Te. Pauling Sith
Seis Entists
Subcommittee
Citzens
Bob
Dr. Pauling
Truman
Pawling
Congress
Eisenhower
Rosenbergs
USA
Churchill
Linus Pauling
West
Nutrena Dog Food Ind
Canada
Rross National
Pacific Northwest
The Rise of the Upper Middle Class in Postwar Markets
Marketing experts note a growing upper middle class with family incomes between 7500 and 10000 dollars, totaling about 33 million families and nearly 40 million people, reshaping advertising to reach mass markets beyond luxury outlets. The trend, alongside mounting cost pressures in the 1960s, signals a tighter profit squeeze as productivity fails to keep pace with rising input costs.
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New York
Abrand
Tidal wave toll from Chile quake leaves 32 dead 27 missing
Honolulu reports Corres tadent George Fagle of Hilo says 32 persons died and 27 are missing after tidal waves triggered by Chilean earthquakes. He notes people were warned in time but did not heed alerts.
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Honolulu
George Fagle
Hilo
Chile
Two Worlds and a Struggle Between Knowledge and Fear
A thoughtful contrast between a small, dedicated scholarly world and the broader public sphere. The article argues researchers illuminate human behavior and social ills while the general public remains in darkness and fear. It laments the gap between scientific progress and political action, urging knowledge to reach policymakers and citizens alike.
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