Khrushchev’s limited inspection proposal exposed as propaganda
The article critiques Khrushchev's on site nuclear inspection offer as vague and insufficient noting the US demanded more inspections historically. It questions who would concede and labels the plan as a propaganda stunt aimed at shaping world opinion while ignoring compulsory inspection terms and seismic area limits.
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Arcadia Board Keeps The Last Temptation Of Christ
The Arcadia Library Board voted unanimously to keep the controversial novel in circulation despite a three hour debate among clergy and residents. Opponents in Long Beach favored censorship, while Arcadia speakers urged common sense, with one suggesting a public vote on the book.
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Unemployment Remains Major Kennedy Challenge in 1962
NEA report frames unemployment as a persistent Kennedy administration issue. Preliminary 1962 figures show 3.8 million unemployed as of December 31, with nonfarm jobs rising by 1.4 million and farm employment dropping by 300,000. automation and training, tax policy, and public works programs are cited as key levers and obstacles for broader job creation.
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Benson's far right stand draws Mormon church rebuke
Ezra Taft Benson, former agriculture secretary and Mormon apostle, faces a sharp church rebuke as the Latter Day Saints denounce extremist ideologies while Benson headlines a Boston God and Country rally tied to the John Birch Society. The piece notes internal frictions over his Eisenhower era ties and related political donors.
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World Divided by Infirmities in Human Society
Sydney J Harris argues that infirmities divide the world into Us and Them, with illness, poverty, and color creating permanent boundaries. He notes unity arises in crisis, while enmity and fear foster virtue, loyalty, and collective action, and that Those Out There sustain group identity and survival.
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Town Meeting Debate Over Mental Health Enrolment
Town meeting discussion cites Sidney Harris quoting Dr. Brock Chisholm and Harry Overstreet in a critique of psychiatry and its influence on moral concepts. The letter quotes passages urging psychiatry to redefine mental health, labeling morality as a social tool. Address by Frank M. Libby at 5852 E 23rd St.
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Languages in the News Japanese enthusiasm for baseball noted
The article observes Japan showing high enthusiasm for baseball after the United States and describes how American terms are adapted in Japanese. It mentions a Berlitz Diner's Dictionary copy sent to readers who submit questions used in Languages in the News.
Khrushchev Should Learn From Harris
H. M. Leidner argues Sydney Harris should admonish Nikita Khrushchev for clinging to calcified views on patriotism and tolerance. The letter asserts Harris’s critique of nationalism and atheism would illuminate Soviet leaders and American readers alike.
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