Military expression needs careful handling by critics
The Senate inquiry into muzzling military speech raises questions about censorship and the role of military leaders in public discussion of communism. The piece cautions that officers should avoid partisan politics, but argues censorship alone misses the core issue of whether officers possess specialized insight on communism. It urges clear distinctions and responsible, nonpartisan discourse to inform citizens.
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Sen. Strom Harmond
Thurmond
U. S
Herbert H. Lehman
Sen
McCarthy
Lehman
U S Leads Demands Showdown to Oust Castro Regime
Thirteen nations join the United States in a Punta del Este call to deprive Cuba of participation in Inter American system bodies while Castro remains tied to the Soviet bloc. The resolution aims for swift action and broader hemispheric solidarity against communism.
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U. S
Fidel Castro
U.S
Punta del Este
Cuba
Havana
United States
Castro
Editorial on Anti-Communist Upsurge in Oakland and Tulsa
The piece analyzes a five day School of Anti-Communism in Oakland patterned after earlier projects in St. Louis and Los Angeles and a national leadership school in Tulsa. It notes cross party reach and lists organizations involved while contrasting with McCarthyism and highlighting funding, media sponsorships, and regional spread.
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Oakland
Calif
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Tulsa
National
anti-Communist Leadership School
Okla
The
Christian Anti- Communism Crusade
John Birch Society
National Indignation Convention
We, the People
American Coalition of Patriotic Societies
Liberty Lobby
Fact Finders
Young Americans For Freedom
Constitution Party
Daughters of the American Revolution
New Mexicans For Freedom
Orange County
Anti-Communist League
San Francisco
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Oakland School
Thomas J. Dodd
D. Conn
Robert H. W. Welch, Jr
Republican Party
Sen. McCarthy
Christian Crusade
Texas
Unclear Names and Roles in Obscure Listing
Fragmentary text lists individuals and titles such as President A RAWLEY and Mrs R B Terry with secretary treasurer roles. Mentions Advertising Director Peper and Business Manager LOFLIN plus circulation manager, but positions and context are incomplete.
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A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Coceeds Easltor
Taitor Ekson JR
Peper
Loflin
How Britons Stay Warm Reading in Bed
A humorous survey of bed time warmth ideas from London letters to The Times. Readers including judges and professors suggest methods such as sweaters under covers, protective clothing, and clothing reversers. Notable mentions include Lord Birkett wearing a sweater in a warming bed.
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Tom A. Cullen
Enterprise Assn
London
NEA
Berlin
Algeria
London Times
London Daily Mail
Lord Birkett
High Court
Michael Connolly
Sutton
Surrey
Maidstone
Kent
Uxbridge
Middlesex
Pope resigns Yale Divinity School deanship to focus on social ethics
Dr Liston C Pope, Yale Divinity School dean for twelve years, resigns to teach via the Gilbert L Stark professorship in social ethics and write books. He plans sabbatical rest, European study next year, and continued world religious leadership while crafting a lasting epitaph to his career.
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Yale
Liston C. Pope
New Haven
Pope
Gilbert L. Stark
Thomasville
Europe
Whitney Griswold
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Divinity School
World Council of Churches
New York
Wake Forest College
High Point College
Duke Divinity School
New York Times
Question of Who Writes Military Officers' Speeches Explored
Senate inquiry examines censorship in military talks with focus on whether officers write their own remarks. Most speeches are prepared by junior officers and reviewed by Pentagon staff, raising questions about civilian control and who bears responsibility for final edits.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Defense Department
Security Review Office
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Security Review Ofice
Arthur G. Trudeau
Army Research
Dwight D. Lisenhower
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Army
Army Security Review
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert A. Lovett
Harry S. Truman
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
Notes On The News This is our most hush hush project
A cryptic line hints at a secret endeavour described as the most hush hush project with a claim to turn base metal into gold. The remark centers on hidden research or a covert initiative, suggesting speculation about alchemy or transformative metal work.
Nomination for Men of the Year Award Suggested
A letter to The Enterprise proposes a Men of the Year Award honoring groups such as ministers and doctors, firemen and police, and mailmen and paperboys for their service. The author, Mrs. J C Meadows of 413 Greenwood Dr, urges appreciation and encouragement.
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the Enterprise
John Crowder
J. C. Meadows
Greenwood
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