German Move To New Nazism Alarms Western Europe
Leon Dennen reports that West Germany faces a reemergent nationalist and Nazi-style threat led by industrialists and politicians. He notes potential rearmament, economic distress, mass unemployment, and a migration of support toward nationalist leaders, with U.S. officials divided on the threat and policy response.
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Yale Professor Named President
Yale confirms Alfred Whitney Griswold will become Yale University president after Charles Seymour retires at 65. Griswold, 43, Yale graduate and history professor since 1933, is to assume office June 31 and lead the university as its 16th president.
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Security risks loom in modern economy and politics
The column warns that heavy emphasis on security fuels labor demands and investments while risking catastrophic war and loss of purchasing power. It cites inflation from government spending, taxes, and subsidies, plus political blunders, as threats to pensions and savings. It also notes infiltration of Russia into U S government compared to broader global dangers. Funeral services were held in Durham for Robert H. Sykes, former assistant attorney general of North Carolina.
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Robert H. Sykes
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Judge Stevens Quiets Talks on Senate Run Opposing Graham
Superior Court Judge Henry L. Stevens refrained from commenting on reports he might run against Senator Frank Graham for the U S Senate. He acknowledged many people have urged him to enter the race during a home interview yesterday in Warsaw.
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Free Zoos On Highways Target Gambling Traps Warned
The American Automobile Association warns motorists about deceptive gambling dens labeled free zoos on highways mainly in the southeast. Elmer Jenkins says victims, including a Michigan motorist who lost $1000, are swindled by entry fees and staged lucky games. A.A.A. plans to discuss protections at its National Touring Board meeting in Washington on February 20. Thin tantalum plates are noted as skull bone substitutes due to their corrosion resistance.
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American Automobile Association
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National Touring Board
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Hospital Insurance For Ages Sixty To Sixty Five
A vintage insurance pitch offers hospital coverage for the 60 to 65 age group at a few cents a day. It promises protection from accidents and sickness, with a free inspection policy and no obligation. Send a penny postcard with age to Old American Insurance Co. Dept H-232B in Kansas City Missouri.
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