Liberty's Light Hans Puhl Symbol of Free World Courage
The Nashville Tennessean recounts Hans Puhl a German born American soldier who risked his life in Berlin to rescue a East German youth shot at the wall. He used tear gas, scaled the wall and pulled the youth to safety amid machine gun fire. His actions stood as a symbol of liberty and compassion for those in chains.
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Hans Puhl
Germany
United States
Hans
Berlin
Wall
East Germany
West Berlin
Machine helps flag at risk students at Michigan State
The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes Michigan State University uses a computer to scan records and class schedules of about 4000 freshmen and sophomores to identify students needing counseling. Officials say the machine will not replace personal counseling but provide vital information at a critical time.
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Michigan State University
Puter
Police Training Push Amid Supreme Court Rulings
Boston police commissioner laments Supreme Court decisions making law enforcement harder. Training periods for recruits rose from three to 13 months as officers face stricter handling of arrests and trials, aiming to reduce injustices and strengthen accountability.
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Boston
United States Supreme Court
Colossal Mess Says Renowned Architect Stone
Edward Durell Stone, one of the nation's leading and outspoken architects, condemns current popular building designs as a colossal mess after receiving an award for imaginative creativity. He urges designers to care and warns against modern trends that resemble a forest of tin cans to be discarded.
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Edward Durell Stone
Stone
President Johnson’s worth disputed by readers
In Asheville, readers question the discrepancy between President Johnson’s reported wealth. A national magazine cites fourteen million while the President claims about four million, prompting debate on voter impact and the feasibility of large fortunes during economic strain.
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Johnson
Mechanized aids reshape school and home routines
The Shreveport Journal notes that mechanical instruction devices are expanding to schools and may even assume parental tasks. A tape recorder maker suggests mothers use recordings for bedtime stories, hinting that future PTA meetings could occur in a machine shop.
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PTA
Battle Over Federal Pay Rises Expands As War on Poverty Opens
The Nashville Banner reports cost escalations in federal payrolls retroactive to July including Cabinet members up to 35 000, federal judges to 30 000, Supreme Court Justices to 39 500, and Chief Justice to 40 000. Congress adds a 7 raise to begin in January as the war on poverty begins.
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Congress
Independent High Point Enterprise office details
An independent newspaper note lists the High Point Enterprise address at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with D A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Khrushchev Backing in Barry Lyndon Race Revealed
A Western diplomat notes Nikita Khrushchev prefers any American president over none and may back a conservative like Goldwater. He argues Moscow judges liberals as rivals and that Kremlin leaders seek favorable business ties, pressuring both parties as political chess.
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Leon Denne
New York
Khrushchev
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mao Tsetung
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
White House
Sehen
Averell Harriman
Ameri
Potsdam
Britain
Labor
Clement Attlee
Churchill
Bohlen
Stalin
Labor Party
Attlee
Johnson
Senator Goldwater
Radio Free Europe Brightens East European Hearts
The text praises Radio Free Europe as a private, impartial voice countering Communist propaganda behind the Iron Curtain. It notes RFE’s broadcasts in Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Bulgarian, and Romanian languages, its monitoring of satellite media, and its role in fostering hope for future freedom. It highlights intellectual dissent and youth attitudes signaling growing unease with Communist authority.
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RFE
Poland
Czechslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Rumania
Ate Free
Europe
Barber Poll Pricks Appetite for Politics and Haircuts
A barber shop debate about Kennedy and Keating prompts a comic reflection on political opinions and grooming. The narrator foils a campaign visit with humor, buys a home hair cut kit, and learns his wife will not tolerate political haircuts at home or in the chair.
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New York
Senate
Bobby Kennedy
Sen
Kenneth Keating
Bobby
Keating
Mexico
Quotes on politics and civil rights from Johnson Goldwater Rockefeller and Castro
A collection of quotes from President Johnson Senator Goldwater Governor Rockefeller and Fidel Castro reflecting on civil rights discussions electoral strategy and international tensions. The remarks touch on party usefulness free society debate responsibility and threats of force amid Cold War era politics.
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Johnson
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Charles E. Bohlen
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Ternan
Radio Free Europe
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Barber’s Poll
Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
John Love
Colorado
Atlantic City
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Stones
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York
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