Communist Design For Expanding Trade
A stalled five-year Soviet push seeks $10 billion in Western credits to build communism, with Kosygin urging East West trade. The piece links lend-lease debt, wheat deals, and chamber backing to a broader plan to advance Soviet influence through economic means. Goodyear refusal to trade with the USSR is hailed as a rare countermove.
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Paul Scott
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United States
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Cause of Freedom
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Wrong Road Critics split on Medicare and social security
The piece argues against linking Medicare to Social Security citing higher taxes, local administration benefits, and proven need based aid. It asserts many elderly needs are already covered by existing programs and voluntary insurance. It contends proposed combined reform misaligns goals and misrepresents medical needs.
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American Medical Association
Vindication of Congo's Moise Tshombe by Russell Kirk
Russell Kirk argues that Moise Tshombe, backed by white mercenaries and limited U.S. aid, defeated Communist rebels in Stanleyville and saved Congo and captive Americans. He contrasts Tshombe's success with Vietnam, condemns rebel brutality in Kindu and Lumumba’s legacy, and notes UN opposition versus Tshombe’s perceived stability.
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Moise Tshombe
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Kindu
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
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Jefferson Davis
Katanga
Tshormbe
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U.S. Arms Inventory Shows Shifting Global Balance
Reports from the Institute of Strategic Studies and defense officials gauge U S and Soviet arms progress. U S ICBMs lead but missiles and submarines grow for the Soviets. ground forces armored in satellite nations. bomber power favors America. Shifts reflect policy changes from massive retaliation to conventional forces.
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Defense Department
United States
Iron Curtain
Europe
al- Ned
Pay Up or Get Out: Soviet Intransigence at the UN
A column argues the United States should force the Soviet Union to pay its UN dues or quit, criticizing Moscow for nonpayment of Congo and Mideast assessments totaling $52.5 million. It calls for strong U.S. policy, cuts to UN funding, and removal of Soviet protection, urging a shift toward anti-Communist, self-reliant UN participation.
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Long Island
United States
Dollar politicians curb Pampa economic growth
The article argues that genuine economic growth starts with investment and new capital. It blames politicians for repeatedly eroding purchasing power, making growth harder by devaluing dollars and hindering new plants jobs and products.
Colonialism Issue Cuts Two Ways
Rockford Morning Star reports that the UN special committee on colonialism urged the United States to grant independence to Guam citing the inalienable right to self government. The piece notes the UN’s contrast with Eastern European puppet states and calls for Russia to follow suit.
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Europe
Guam
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Unions Demand Compulsory Unionization Nationwide
National labor groups push to repeal Section 148 of the 1947 Wagner Taft Hartley Act and to require universal union membership to hold jobs. They argue the majority should fund unions via a union shop while opponents cite right to work laws and freedom of association.
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United States
Congress
Afl-Cio
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Rise and Fight Again A Message to the 26 Million
James W. Jeans urges conservatives to re dedicate themselves to the conservative cause after a damaging election. He argues the public remains unexposed to conservatism, cites Goldwater supporters, and calls for renewed effort to awaken America once the bleeding stops.
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