Philosophy of Karl Marx Vying With Christianity
The article reviews Karl Marx born 1818 and contrasts his life and work with Christian belief. It traces Marx through Bonn and Berlin, Paris, Brussels, and London, detailing his collaboration with Engels, the Communist Manifesto, and the planned Das Kapital. It notes Marx's poverty in London, his major work, and its global impact.
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Igh
Whittaker Chambers
Marx
Karl Marx
Germany
England
Paris
Brussels
Treves
Trier
Moselle
Luxemburg
Saar
France
University of Bonn
University of Berlin
Hegel
Fredrich Hegel
Europe
Jenny von Westphalen
Fredrich Engels
Communist League
London
Soho
British Museum
Russia
Communist Party
Lenin
Engels
Highgate Cemetery
Rising political interest as Hoey death reshapes conventions
Raleigh May 15 delegates to county Democratic conventions pick delegates for the state convention while party leaders and Gov. Umstead are expected to agree on an Umstead appointee to the U.S. Senate vacancy. Buncombe backs Hodges. Greensboro lists Hutton and Neill. Durham adopts ethics code backing Scott. Wake names 113 delegates.
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Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
New State Democratic Executive Committee
Umstead
Western Buncombe
Brandon Hodges
Asheville
Hoey
Greensboro
Guilford
Frank Hutton
Dave Neill
High Point
Durham
W. Kerr Scott
Senate
Wake County
William T. Hatch
Scott
William B. Umstead
Hatch
Robert N. Simms Jr
J. Wilbur Bunn
Wilson to Inspect Korean Job in Far East Tour
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson flies to South Korea for four days to gather firsthand information on U S forces there. He will meet President Rhee, Ambassador Briggs, and generals Taylor and Anderson, then continue to Japan for talks with Hirohito and Yoshida amid ongoing defense planning discussions.
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Tokyo
U.S. Defense
Charles E. Wilson
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
U.S
Ellis O. Briggs
U.S. 8Th Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. 5Th Air Force
S.E. Anderson
William M. Callaghan
U.S. Navy
Japan
Far East
Emperor Hirohito
Shigeru Yoshida
John M. Allison
Wilson
Wilson-Yoshida
Yoshida
First Murder Trial In 19 Years In Virginia City
In Virginia City Montana the first murder trial in 19 years opens tomorrow. Trapper Sam Popejey aged 55 faces charges of murdering two brothers Thanksgiving Eve in what is described as a historic case linked to 1860s vigilante history. The victims were James Seyler a 1930s Montana State University basketball captain and his brother William. Capital punishment in Montana is by hanging.
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Virginia City
Mont
Sam Popejey
Seyler Brothers
James
Trapper
Montana State University
William
Montana
New Political Party Chooses Executives to Back Candidates
In Chicago on May 7 a new organization formed to combat ism and communism named eight men and two women to its executive committee and plans a national headquarters in Chicago. Corinne Griffith and Margaret Donner lead the women on the committee alongside ten male appointees. The group reports over 5,000 inquiries by phone and letter.
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New York
America
Chicago
Roosevelt
Balloons Carry U S Messages to Czechs
In Munich on May 15 1968 the American Crusade for Freedom began releasing 20 million ballots from balloons into Czechoslovakia as the second phase of Operation Veto. Radio Free Europe supports the effort with broadcasts and says the balloons carry the ten demands in Czech and Slovak urging use as a solidarity act and a step toward regime change.
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Munich
Germany
Crusade For Freedom Tonight
Czechoslovakia
Radio Free Europe
U. S
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Ilio
AP Foto
Wood Fouts
Houston
Tex
John Stuart
Greenwich
Sanitone
TEL
RFE
Mortners Friend
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Sorkin
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