Ada: Liberal group shaped by leadership and ideas
ADA stands as a liberal independent political organization with about 50,000 members. Founders like Rauh describe its influence as persuasive rather than bloc power, while Republicans label ADA as leftist and potentially socialist. The group traces to 1947, promoting New Deal expansion Civil liberties and strong UN support.
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Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Rauh
Republican Senate Policy Committee
Democratic
America
GOP
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert Wilson
California
National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
ACA
CIO
Political Action Committee
White House
New Frontier
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
Louisville
Adlai E. Stevenson
Americans For Democratic Action
United States
United Nations
Supreme Court
Schlesinger
Minneapolis
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Kennedy
Goldwater
Samuel H. Beer
Beer
Harvard
Bucyrus
Ohio
University of Michigan
Rhodes
New Deal
Democratic National Committee
New York Post
Fortune Magazine
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Weaver
Jonathan Bingham
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Wilbur C. Cohen
Jack T. Conway
HHFA
Philip Coombs
Charles Donahue
Department of Labor
Thomas K. Finletter
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
James Leeb
Peru
Katie Loncheim
Frank McCulloch
National Labor Relations Board
John Birch Society
Russia
Massachusetts
Atlanta
Violet Gunther
Republican Party
Michigan
Republican State Central Committee
Birch Society
Democrats
Toledo Blade
Barry
Peace Corps Faces First-Year Review and Growth
A year into the Peace Corps, director Sargent Shriver charts rapid growth and broad support. Congress approves near doubling of the budget, while Shriver stresses dedication, no pay, and careful scaling to maintain quality as volunteers worldwide rise to about 700 with plans for thousands more.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
Lato
Congress
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Capitol
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Nigeria
Shriver
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Chicago Board of Education
Illinois
Yale
Cape Canaveral
Outer Space
Peace Corps training reshapes selection and world view
Sargent Shriver explains the training as part of selection for Peace Corps volunteers. A group at Arizona State College begins Colombia projects after a week with Apache communities. He notes only about 15 percent have failed training and expects long term impact at home through international education.
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Peace Corps
Arizona State College
Colombia
Shriver
AMA Says Fallout Radiation Lowers Health Fear
The American Medical Association said the fallout from nuclear devices since 1945 accounts for far less radiation exposure than medical X rays and other sources. Experts warn against ignoring radiation but advise not to panic, noting most exposure comes from medical sources and background radiation.
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Robert Goldenstein
Associated Press
Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
The
Lauriston S. Taylor
National Committee On Radiation Protection and Measurements
Ann Landers on Advice and Life Lessons
The column outlines why Ann Landers writes to help readers with a range of personal issues from marital problems to life fears. It explains her process, the role of experts, and how humor can aid healing, culminating in a book compiling six years of letters and guidance.
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Little Rock
Solomon
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