Keating asks probe of American Nazi party by RFID
Senator Kenneth P. Keating disclosed on television that he asked the Justice Department to investigate the American Nazi party and decide if it should be added to the attorney general's list of subversive organizations. Keating said he had written to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, noting the group is past ignoring but not a government threat.
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Niel Party
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Let Young People Rule Says Truman
Former President Truman urged Missouri American Legion delegates to hand government to the younger generation while stating older leaders still owe duty to the United States. He praised youth readiness to govern and protect America, and warned against bending to Soviet threats in Berlin context. He spoke after returning to Kansas City from Camp Riley and cited his WWI artillery service.
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Soviet trade fair seals 40 million in orders in London
London reports the Soviet Union wrapped up a three week trade fair with orders valued at 40 million dollars. The event highlighted strong Soviet export activity and marketplaces in the capital.
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Soviet Union
Classified ad misprint highlights Alto for Sale
Brief classified notice shows Topel and a buyer starting an ad with a misread line about Alto for sale. It hints at a local car listing in the daily page with unclear contact details and a rough dial instruction. The fragment preserves the event of an ad creation in a newspaper classifieds section.
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Topel & Buyer
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