Controversy Over Clemson Lectures Draws Episcopal Rebuke
The Associated Press reports a Charleston faction pressured Clemson College to cancel a Clemson talk by Dr. Albert T. Mounecen, professor at Episcopal Theological Seminary, due to his 1930s Front affiliations. The incident drew a public rebuke from Bishop Lichttenberger, urging fairness and updated understanding of Mounecen’s current standing.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Charleston
S.C
Alexandria
Associated Press
Albert T. Mounecen
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Clemson College
McLeecen
Morcecen
Clemson
Maurecen
Arthur Lichtenberger
Lieu Tensercer
Episcopal Church
Monscon
Soft line clash shakes Argentina foreign minister at Punta
At Punta del Este six Latin American foreign ministers push a soft line on Cuba within the OAS. Argentina's Micuen Ancel Carcano faces hours of cabinet fury as military ministers demand his dismissal. A communique is expected to clarify the dispute and hint at wider tensions across the region.
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Punta del Este
Latin America
Cuba
Castro
OAS
Micuen Ancel Carcano
Argentina
Punta
Carcano
Buenos Aires
Arturo Froworzi
Caracano
Kennedy pressing broad new powers and money drive
President Kennedy seeks rapid action on a string of major proposals. He urges a 2 billion annual increase for welfare and overhauls to the 25 year old matching program, plus a farm bill with tighter agricultural controls, stockpile reviews, 10 million UN bond purchase, and creation of a Department of Urban Affairs led by Dr Robert Weaver. Congress faces a heavy schedule with heated debate ahead.
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White House
Congress
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Robert Weaver
Subscriptions and rates for Danville Daily and Sunday
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday subscription rates with prices for city delivery and mail. Rates include weekly 3 cents for single copies, annual and multi month options, and advance payment required. Zone notes apply to Postal Zones 1 and 2 with higher rates on request.
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Carner Delivery
Maijt
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Lous
Charlotte
Memphis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Danville
Kennedy Defends Free Trade Yet Criticizes Cotton Policy
In a press briefing President Kennedy faced questions on the federal cotton two price system and its effect on the U S textile industry. He noted subsidies keep cotton high priced and government purchases export surplus while imports remain restricted, hurting U S mills and sparking calls for broader economic freedom at home.
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Kennedy
Washington
U.S
Patriotism and hatred echo from a shifting American conscience
In a fragmented reflection, a Redding high school editor denounces patriotism as a hollow ideal fueling intolerance and political manipulation. The piece traces U S reactions to war, media, and leadership, contrasting American self image with foreign events and urging a more humane, nonviolent patriotism.
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Redding
Jeditor
Sivan
125Th
Street
Park Ave
New York
Caratoga Springs
Boston
New Ene Land
Braddock
Lensim
France
Bloomsbury
London
Belgium
Flanders
Cme
Chicago
Milwaukee
Maryland
Niagara Falls
Orleans
Democratic Party
Beeridant Hardine Garden Band
U.S
Supreme Court
Church
South
Henry Bullock
Dear Abby column items and reader questions
A collage of snippets from a Dear Abby column including gossip about a car in front of a house, a 24 year old abstinence stance, a 14 year old with phone call volume, and light advice. The page includes directions to send questions to Abby and notes on responses about avoiding gossip, shared values, phone ring adjustments, and wedding booklets.
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Abby
Dis
Tom Jong
Cour
Nature Of Present Peril For U S With Weak Allies
George E Sokolsky argues that the United States faces a strategic peril as Soviet power grows while allies weaken. He praises McCarthy and his aides Roy Cohn and Robert Kennedy, notes attacks on supporters, and contends the main threat is Marxism and espionage. He urges handling Soviet influence through law enforcement while Congress can assist.
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George E. Sokolsky
U.S
Joe McCarthy
Nong
Russia
Kenney
China
McCarthy
Congress
Roy Cohn
Rosensburg
Robert i Kennedy
Imany
I McCarthy
FBI
Invest
Galive
Germany
Japan
Mar. P
Russia uses language quotas to limit minority education
The document outlines state discrimination in the USSR due to Russification. It cites quotas preventing Jews and many minority nationalities from higher education, notes schooling in Russian, and details barred roles abroad and in the armed forces. It references Nicholas De Witt's study plus examples from Lithuania and Estonia.
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Imanl
Russia
It & Fone
Ussr
Washington, D. C
Russian Research Center
Harvard
Council of Minoiniversity
Sisters of the Lithuanian 5
Ministry of Higher Education
Moscow
Leningrad
de Witt
Kirghiz So Soviet
Stalin
Moscow State University
Leningrad State University
Ministry of Higher Secondary Specialized Education
Senator Soaper and the Press Critique in a Bus Lecture
The piece riffs on a senator named Soaper and discusses writers, cultural programs, and TV content. It quotes a bus passenger, notes readers and subscriptions, and questions unemployment and the ration industry tied to Kennedy era fashion.
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Cat
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South Pole
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Keane
Soviet Russia
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Holmes Alexander
Tartu
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