There Must Be A Safer Way For Choosing Political Leadership
Oregon Senator Richard L. Neuberger argues in Saturday Review for reform of American elections. He links big money and marketing hype to superficial candidates and urges controls to curb spending and reduce the influence of money on leadership selection.
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Richard L. Neuberger
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Saturday Review
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Free World
America
U. S
Poland’s Gomulka Stirs Collapse of Khrushchev Threat
Leon Dennen argues Gomulka’s return to power in Poland accelerates the fall of Khrushchev and unsettles Moscow. He notes Poland’s independence strain, the broader satellite unrest from Hungary to East Germany, and potential Soviet-Yugoslav leverage as Moscow aims to curb reform while preserving control.
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Business Moving Too Fast in Debates on Economy
A New York banker warns growth may be too rapid as the nation experiences financial stringency. Regulators and investors watch for trouble while credit tightens and public debate sharpens over the health of the U S economy and the reliance on borrowed money.
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Hungarys path to independence echoes Titoist reforms
The Hungarian Communist Party pledged government reforms toward new leadership and elections with non Communist participation. Students demand release of Mindszenty, West trade, travel, and Russian army withdrawal, amid a history of Nagy’s brief 1953 New Course and postwar Soviet occupation.
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High Point Enterprise Advertising Director Amends Editorial Role
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including advertising director and managing editor. In-house names appear as feelers for upcoming sections and local coverage.
Electoral votes and the 1952 presidential race analysis
Lynn Nisbet outlines how the electoral college works and analyzes past voting patterns. He notes potential switches that could alter state allocations and discusses how states like Oklahoma Tennessee Texas and Virginia shape the 1952 outcome with Stevenson patterns vs Eisenhower.
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Notes On The News On School Reform In North Carolina
A discussion of public school needs in North Carolina emphasizes three priorities. Improved instruction with better trained teachers and lower class sizes tops the list, followed by stronger reading training and a move to curb disciplinary nonconformity to protect citizenship education.
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Socialist Labor Party Fails Ballot Bid in New York
The Socialist Labor Party misses ballot access under New York State law after failing to secure sufficient votes and petitions. The piece notes the party's 1876 founding, De Leon influence, and references a full page NYT ad debating capitalism versus misery, with critiques of war causes and figures like Moses and Nasser.
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