Is CD For Morale Only
The article questions Civil Defense effectiveness amid routine drills in the county. It notes police and fire protection, Media Command Post alerts, and critic Stephen Young calling the program a boondoggle. It urges lawmakers to disclose truth about CD value or abandon practice.
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Civil Defense
Robbins
Ohio
Stephen Young
Abolition Foes Aid Treason in San Francisco Riots
A Drexel Hill writer rebutts a Hoover letter, denounces a May riot as Communist instigated treason, names 13 alleged organizers, and urges Americans to defend traditional values against a global conspiracy. The letter demands signature and full address for publication.
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Calvin D. Wilson
Drexel Hill
Tyson
Mercer
F.B.I
G. Eagar Hoover
San Francisco
Un-American Activities Committee
America
Episcopalians
AFL
CIC
Methodist Church
Catl-Bulletin
Wilson
Archie Brown
Harry Menton Bridges
Ralph Izard
Douglas Wachter
Williamy Mandel
Bertram Edisis
Frank Wilkinson
Merle Broxisky
Saul Wachter
Sally Attarian Sweet
Morris Graham
Junitia Wheeler
Vernon Brown
Governor Fing Promises Study on Delaware River Commission
Governor Fing pledged serious consideration of appointing a Delaware County representative to a commission to study river flow in the Delaware River. He telegrammed George L Alston of the Chamber of Commerce naming William D. Mason as a leading local candidate to discuss water needs.
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Incoder
Delaware River
Fing
George L.alston
Chamber of Commerce
William D. Mason
Chamber
What Comes Out Of Your Mouth Says It All
A TIME editorials excerpt discusses the impact of everyday phrases on perception. Dr Renatus Hartogs, head psychiatrist at New York Youth House, explains how casual language reveals hidden motives and character traits in daily conversations. He urges listeners to drop deceit and aggression.
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Atlanta
Alabama Knights of the Ku Klux’ Klan Inc
Shelton
Gadsden
Ala
Alabama
Patterson
Ku Klux Klan
Eldon Edwards
Edwards
United States Klans
Knights of the
Alabama Gatra
Anti-Defamation League
Discipline and Purpose Behind U S Buying Clubs
The piece argues Americans favor regular saving and planned spending through clubs and bonds, noting 13 million in Christmas clubs and 12 million in various buying clubs. It introduces the World Wide Vacation Club with six percent quarterly bonuses and a travel-focused savings scheme supported by banks and travel firms, predicting wide adoption and discussing its potential impact on saving behavior and the travel market.
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U. S
WTC
Albany
New York City
Robert H. Odell
Foreign Service
Odell
VTC
Four candidates named for new CIA head by Kennedy allies
President Kennedy faces a list of four recommendations to replace CIA chief Allen Dulles, including Deputy Attorney General Byron White General Maxwell Taylor former UN commander Matthew Ridgway and prosecutor Telford Taylor. MacArthur endorsed Ridgway while White and Taylor gain favor for their crisis handling and study of CIA activities.
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Europe
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Maxwell Taylor
Army
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Ridgway
Telford Taylor
New York
White House
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Moscow
Truman
Smith
Eisenhower
Taylor
MacArthur
Pacific
White
Kenedy
Montgomery
Ala
Freedom Riders
James Gavin
France
Allen Dulles
State Department swirling over Latin American policy crisis
Washington voices heated debate over who should head Latin American affairs. Five candidates proposed, two inexperienced, two reluctant under current conditions, and a dark horse from New Orleans politics discussed. Esteemed names like Kerr and Spaeth weighed, while top experienced figures Achilles and Gordon reportedly declined. Alignment with Montevideo talks hangs on a decisive appointment before the ministers conference. Adlai Stevenson and Arthur Schlesinger Jr, named for other roles, stir hope for restored confidence amid the Cuban setback.
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Latin America
Clark Kerr
Stanford University
Kerr
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Yale
Rhodes
Dartmouth
Stanford Law School
Spaeth
Foreign Service
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Spruilie Braden
Juan Peron
Del
Esseps Morrison
New Orleans
New Orleans Free Trade Center
Theodore C. Achilles
Peru
State Department
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Lincoln Gordon
Harvard
Adolph A. Berle
White House
Gordon
United Nations
Adlai Steven- San
Alliance For Progress
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