World Longing for Old Time Political Religion
The piece surveys global trends toward political reaction across China, Russia, Europe and America, linking a universal fear of rapid change to a longing for law and order and revival of old time religion. It cites Lenin, Maoist, Greek colonels, Powellism, and Wallaceism, noting two shared aims: curb youth influence and nostalgia for a past faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
China
Russia
Europe
America
Lenin
Greece
Yuri Zhukov
Pravda
Herbert Marcuse
Red Guard
Red Square
Britain
Powell
Wallace
U.S
Too Much Gaiety in Wilmington Raises Licenses Question
George Robeson notes copies of his May column on a homosexual bar in Wilmington resurfaced amid petitions signed by 700 residents urging the Los Angeles Police Commission to revoke the bar’s licenses for dancing and entertainment. The piece spurred pickets at police headquarters and a looming court fight over discrimination claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Los Angeles Police Commission
Leisure World
Police Commission
Los Angeles
George Robeson
Silver Swaddler cut heat loss in newborns says London team
Researchers at Hammersmith Hospital in London unveil the Silver Swaddler a polyester bag with aluminum lining that reflects heat keeping babies warm. It may aid premature ill or incubator-less births and could help home deliveries or transport. Eight hour use noted. fever risk if prolonged. Also mentions youths turning to drugs with claims of wheat lettuce aspirin murine eyewash asthmador bandeodorant and Accent meat tenderizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammersmith Hospital
London
Lancet
Medical World News
MD Newsmagazine
Pediatric Herald
W. 57Th St
New York
N.Y
Welfare State Debate Surges Over Social Security Costs
Nixon accused Humphrey of overspending the postwar period citing a $100 billion gap between proposed and actual federal outlays from 1949 to 1961. Humphrey proposed a 50 percent hike in Social Security benefits to $36 billion yearly and automatic COLA increases funded by higher payroll and general taxes, while Nixon warned of continued deficits.
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Richard Nixon
Milwaukee
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Sen. Humphrey
Congress
Humphrey
Nixon
Henry Hazlitt on Social Security funding and inflation dangers
The article argues Social Security is actuarially unsound, with unfunded liabilities exceeding 1 trillion dollars. It criticizes funding reforms via general taxes, warns of endless welfare expansion, and cites past amendments since 1935 and 1967. It questions automatic benefit increases tied to the cost of living and potential inflationary spirals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Humphrey
Senator Soaper Accused of Mixed Ancestry Belongs to Five Leagues
A political figure named Soaper is described as having ancestry so diverse that he reportedly belongs to five anti defamation leagues. The text also mentions an anticipated bank robbery escape via blending into jogger crowds.
Columnists Represent Diverse Viewpoints on Opinion Pages
Columnists on the opinion pages are chosen to reflect diverse viewpoints and do not necessarily reflect the editorial stance of the newspaper. The page aims to present contrasting perspectives while maintaining editorial integrity.
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Peking
Guard
Soviet Union
France
Germany
Enoch Powell
George Wallace
Sulzberger
Patch
Dior
L.A
Moses
David
J. Thomas Ungerleider
UCLA
Neuropsychiatric Institute
By Ben Zinser
Medical Science Editor
Bearys World
Allace
EIA
Chim
NEA
K.P
Henry Hazlitt
Senator Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Dietetic Food Dept
Featuring
Diet Peligt
Bartlest
Sucaryl
Pillsbury
Adolph
Sego
Fulvita
Sego OR
Metrecal
Bic
Lunaé
Chi
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