Reds Cold War Patterns For 1961 Need Exposure
Editorial warns that fifteen Communist objectives for 1961 threaten American freedoms. It cites seduction of youth, campus agitation, loyalty oath repeal, Red China in the United Nations, disarmament pressures, WestBerlin and Formosa, and attacks on anti-communist figures. The piece urges vigilance and action to defeat the subversive aims.
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Americas
Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation
Budapest
House on-American Activities Committee
United Nations
U. S
House UN - American Activities Committee
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
West Berlin
Formosa
China
Lumumba
Congo
Panama Canal
Panama
Adenauer
de Gaulle
France
Salazar
Tito
Space life jacket and boat proposed for crew safety
General Electric researchers Harold L. Bloom and John H. Quillinan unveil the MOOSE device a space life jacket and a space life raft for astronauts. The life jacket includes altitude sighting a rocket motor and layered foam shields with supplies and signaling gear. The life raft would house three men and mount in a satellite with retro rockets and periscope orienting systems.
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Earth
Legislature Visitors Highlight Guilford Event At Joe Hunt Day
Delegations from the General Assembly and Council of State visit Greensboro Guilford for the first Guilford held meeting with their ladies. They tour the City County Building East and West Green streets and the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. Joe Hunt Day honors Guilford’s first modern House Speaker as the Piedmont grows and coordinates with state needs.
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Greensboro
High Point
General Assembly
Council of State
Guilford
Joe Hunt
Main Street
Piedmont
Joe Unt
Retirement Age Shift in Social Security Seen Differing by Class
Editorial notes retirement as a looming concern for many near 62 or 65 and examines Kennedy era proposals to let workers start reduced old-age benefits at 62. Ribicoff estimates about 600,000 men could qualify in year one, with those benefits totaling around 515 million dollars, while employer reactions loom.
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Kennedy
Congress
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Retirement Age Shift Fueled by Social Security and Pensions
The rise of private pension plans and Social Security shaped 65 as the retirement standard. Employers favored fixed retirement ages for administrative ease and to open paths for younger workers, while workers in hard times pressured for earlier exits.
Polls, surveys, and a critique of reliance on numbers
Clarence Randall argues surveys are guides not truths and warns against overemphasis on averages. He cites the cost of living index and urges focus on distinguished minds and leadership. The piece also notes U S Warsaw talks on Eastern issues and Guilford College benefaction for Young Friends and a Fort Lauderdale choir program.
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Randall
Dan
Modern Industry
Budget talk and thumbing signs amid Raleigh turmoil
The General Assembly watches Governor Sanford prepare a budget forecast as lobbyists and reporters speculate on tax increases. News of growing roadside panhandling sparks concern, with officials noting no NC law bans hitchhiking though advisories warn against it and motorists risk fines.
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General Assembly
Sanford
Big Money Committee
New York Thruway
North Carolina
Surely with so much go to so many ashington must have something
A fragmentary remark highlights a sense of search for opportunities amid widespread activity and draws attention to the effort to find benefits or prospects for many people. The quotation hints at civic or communal expectations and optimism.
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Ashington
World needs aid for Africa’s postcolonial rise says Bunche
Dr. Ralph Bunche, undersecretary of the United Nations, argues four centuries of subjugation require international cooperation to help Africa establish itself. The public is seen as overly critical of opera singers who are judged by beautifully edited records, Brigit Nilsson remarks.
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Africa
Ralph Bunche
U. N
Opera House
Brigit Nilsson
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