What Is a Top Nation In Khrushchev’s View
The piece critiques Khrushchev’s claim that Russia will surpass the United States by 1970 based on per capita output. It argues true national greatness rests on welfare, freedom, opportunity, and happiness, noting Russia lags in living standards despite armament growth and questions the idea of measuring nationhood by production alone.
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Russia
England
France
United States
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Memorial fund honors late Nicolas Furjanick at Woodrow Wilson High
A memorial fund established by prominent locals honors Nicolas Paul Furjanick, former Woodrow Wilson High School music instructor for 24 years. Revered as a dedicated teacher and friend, he shaped many students who became notable musicians and conductors while guiding local music activities and festivals.
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Nicolas Paul Furjanick
Furjanick
Woodrow Wilson High School
Long Beach Symphony
Nicolas Furjanick
Long Delay in Court Ruling Helped Communist Cause
Washington watches the Supreme Court eleven year delay in ruling on Mundt Nixon and McCarran Smith acts. The Communist party and its front groups feign lawfulness while evading registration and evidence gathering. Officials warn gains and strategy from Moscow hinder prosecutions. Public debate over security measures continues amid worries of disseminated knowledge for Russian aims.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Moscow
United States
Gus Hall
American Communist Party
Hull
Appalachia
New York
Karl F. Mundt
South Pakowa
Communist Party
Func
Kremlin
Russia
Pentagon
Congress
Catholic Education Stand Prompts JFK Wisecrack
In a period of Catholic opposition to federal aid to parochial schools, President Kennedy teased the uproar with a quip about unpacking, while the House Rules Committee faced a showdown on aid to education and school loans. The Catholic hierarchy’s stance shifted after pressure, leading to a compromise tying parochial school aid to defense-related subjects and a split among lawmakers.
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Washington
Kennedy
al Smith
Pearson
House Rules Committee
Supreme Court
Carolinal Spellman
New York
James Navagh
Karl J. Alter
Cincinnati
Cardinal Spellman
Frederick J. Hachwalt
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Catholic Hierarchy
Spellman
Herb Zelenko
Manhattan
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Rules Committee
Jim Delaney
Brooklyn
Tip O'Neill
Boston
Congress
Constanly
White House
Jim
Tip
Rep
Ray Madison
Indiana
Strictly Personal Children Pushed Too Far Too Fast
The author argues modern parents push first children to grow up too quickly, leading to emotional dependence and stunted long term maturation. They contrast Western habits with primitive cultures where infants are allowed to develop at their own pace, urging patience to let children mature naturally.
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David
Michael
Harris
Federal takeover of education warned in congress record
A town meeting cites a document dated April 196} and accuses a federal blueprint for education of seeking centralized control. Letters urge readers to obtain the Congressional Record from the Government Printing Office for $1.50 monthly to learn the facts. Local names include W R Cox of Westfield NJ and F E Callaghan of 712 East 7th Street.
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Glenard P. Lipscomb
Dept. He.w
America
Tipscomb
Congressional Record
Government Printing Office
W. R. Cox
Westfield
Big Playpen Rhetoric Sparks Debate on Liberalism and Self Reliance
A column criticizes so called liberals for socialism and argues true liberalism is absent while praising Amish self reliance in Pennsylvania and rejection of government hand outs. The piece frames a political divide and questions welfare state norms amid regional values.
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Pennsylvania
Independent Publisher and Office Staff Listing
A fragmented OCR shows staff titles and offices for The Independent with names like Herman H Ridder Danis Hy Ridder Harald M Hines Samuel G Gameron Larry Collins Jr Collings Malcolm Epley Mies E Lines Natl Advertisma Representatives Ridder Johns Inc offices in New York Chicago Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco Washington detailing current management and news bureau locations. The text includes addresses such as Fifth Avenue Wrigley Building Fosnay Tower and 140 Sutter St with references to building names and city offices.
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Herman H. Ridder
Danis Hy Ridder
Harald M Hines
Samuel G
Automotive Terms Then and Now in Everyday Speech
In a brief feature by Charles F. Baclte and Robert Shumpar Dat ie the piece surveys common car related words and their origins. It explains automobile from Greek and Latin roots meaning to move by oneself limousine from French describing women in headwear rad chassis French for metal frame coupe meaning cut roof chaffeur meaning the one who heats a machine reflecting early engine needs.
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Town Meeting
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Valentine Byler
Callaghan
Charles F. Baclte
Robert Shumpar-Datie
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