Latin American unrest and U S response in a time of subversion
An editorial warns that Latin American nations face Communist subversion and severe social turmoil. It notes weak currencies, labor strife, and rising terrorism, with examples from Dominican Republic allied states, Colombia, Venezuela, and Panama. It urges urgent U S aid reform, public education, and regional action to counter subversion and defend liberty.
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Bolivia
Juan Techin
Paraguay
Tem
Defense Department
Latin America
United States
South
Central America
Panama
Venezuela
Colombia
Castro
Agency For International Development
U.S
American Institute For Vee Tabor Development
American Bar Association
Weir
Fies
Senate
Indonesia
Kingdom of
Nepal
Minutemen Seen as Paper Organization by Hoover Testimony
The text notes Edgar Hoover described the Minutemen as a paper organization with likely overstated numbers. It cites Hoover’s congressional testimony alleging their aim is to prepare to overthrow the U S government if Communists take control, a stance deemed far out and unlikely to be realized in our era.
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Minutemen
Edgar Hoover
PEL
Congressional
FAL
United States
Voter Roundup Highlights Political Blocs And Language Rules
Mayors and senators engage in controversial moves as San Francisco mayor Shelley surrenders veto power over appointments to a poor peoples committee, while New York eyes scrapping an English literacy requirement. Politicians alienate blocs, provoking questions about minority influence and voter eligibility in elections.
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Shelley
San Francisco
Waron-Foverly
New York
Ballory
Free Society Association forms to revive liberal ideals
Barry Goldwater outlines the Free Society Association as a nonparty educational effort to renew discussion of free market, constitutionalism, and individual responsibility. He argues collectivism rises without debate and urges supporters to back a long term program of research, publications, and thinking to offer better solutions than the state.
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Free Society
Dr Russell Kirk on school drop outs again
Dr Russell Kirk examines the school dropout issue citing Dr John P Densford of East Central State College Ada Oklahoma He urges reforms like optional attendance after ninth grade or service in a Domestic Peace Corps and higher teaching standards and salaries to keep capable teachers He also cites Johns Keats book The Sheep Skin Psychosis noting high college dropout rates among freshmen
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John P. Densford
East Central State College
Ada
Oklahoma
Densford
Peace Corps
John Keats
Lippincott
The Ugly Russian book review by Vic Lasky
Washington columnist Vic Lasky reviews The Ugly Russian by detailing its portrayals of Soviet officials and regions. He praises the reporting, contrasts harshly with communism, and argues the Cold War stakes are clear in Lasky’s vivid critique.
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Lasky
Europe
Africa
Asia
Transworld
John Gunther
Hitler Hex
Readers praise Flea Markets and Dumbo Chapter aid
Readers express appreciation for publicity given to Children's Home Society and its Flea Markets fundraisers. They note last year's 1,273 babies placed for private adoption and urge continued support to cover home expenses. Letters to the editor welcome brief submissions with names and addresses.
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Dumbo
Children’s Home Society
Children’s Home
Freeways Debate Advocates Low-In-Profile Designs
A June 2 comment cites Beverly Hills low profile in South County as part of a broader argument for subterranean and sunken freeway layouts. A book on urban planning notes New Jersey funded 12 million to depress an interstate through a residential area, while elevated options were opposed. Proponents argue low profile structures reduce noise and glare, improve ramp visibility, and influence traffic flow by shaping deceleration and acceleration dynamics.
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South County
Beverly Hills
America
New Jersey
Senators Visit House and Senate Offices in DC
In Washington, D C, Senate offices of Thomas H Kochel and George Murphy are listed along with House Office Building references, indicating a congressional visit or office listings for the two senators and related facilities.
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Rep. W. Dentan Edwards
Washington, D.C
Sen
Thomas H. Kochel
Senate
Senate Office Building
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