Atomic security under scrutiny in wake of leaks
An NEA by Douglas Larsen and Albuquerque Tribune editor Doyle Kline report widespread atomic leaks and debate over the Defense Department ban on weapon demonstrations. The series argues for stronger national secrecy laws and tighter safeguards, noting risks from casual chatter and insider access.
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Defense Department
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Doyle Kline
Albuquerque
N.M
Tribune
Army
Burlington
White Sands
N. M
Wilson
New Mexico
Klaus Fuchs
David Greenglass
Harry Gold
Rosenbergs
Santa Fe
Transforming Power of Jesus Name in Storms and Death
The article extols the enduring power of the name Jesus across eras and rulers. It links Jesus to Joshua, argues the name embodies deliverance and transformation, and notes how Jesus elevates labor childhood women sorrow and death, turning the cross into a symbol of love and salvation.
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Jesus
Joshua
Pilate
Hitler
Hirohito
Stalin
Karl Marx
Vienna
Berlin
Germany
Methodist
Japan
Korea
Minami
Africa
Heavenly Choir
Pay Cut Drama Hits General Motors Workers
The GM cost of living clause trims wages by one cent per hour for 1.25 million workers starting April 13 after January index delays. UAW CIO vows review and talks in May on index transition, raises, and pensions while critics call the move a sign of inflationary pressures shaping labor relations.
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New York
General Motors
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Uaw-Cio Board
General Motors Corporation
Bureau of Labor Statistics Index
Gobbledegook
Auto Workers’ Union
Union
Liberation tactics and inner revolutions in global geopolitics
A reflective piece argues liberation should arise from within nations, not external committees. It notes Americans’ past involvement in Central and South America, the limits of external funding, and the dangers of portraying revolutions as conquest. It discusses Soviet methods of native-led subversion and questions measuring popularity in non democratic systems.
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United States
Central
South America
Washington
Peace and war talk in a peacetime economy critique
A columnist argues against the belief that war spurs prosperity. They condemn dependence on defense spending, note markets rise with war tension and fall with peace, and urge a shift to a peacetime economy focused on productive growth and innovation. The piece cautions about casualties in Korea and the moral cost of war.
Selecting Side Hustles and Probing Everyday Habits
A mosaic of brief notes covers household help by husbands, TV ad logistics in Amsterdam, a Mass Greenfield headline about sidewalks, child versus boy caloric intake, a furniture buying quip, Easter dating rules, auto accelerator mods, ice in coffee at stations, and stray thoughts on politicians humor and baseball no-hitters.
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New York
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Greenfield
Mass
Recorder Gazette
Johnson
Letter on Britain’s religious ferment and Coronation meaning
The letter argues Britain faces a shift in religious outlook as the Coronation approaches. It suggests a vacuum in understanding what the Kingdom truly is, with clergy and leaders unsure how to recover the missing sense of sacred duty amid political anxieties about communism.
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Russia
New York
Paris
Stevenson
Adlai
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
George Fitch
Siwash College
Illinois
Britain
Daily Smith
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Lishing
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Orez
Toledano
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