Khrushchev confronts wage and price clash in Soviet Union
In a warning on economic law, Khrushchev is shown raising prices while holding wages, claiming the move is necessary against imperialist threats. The piece argues that natural law will force wage growth and that Soviet agriculture needs real incentives. It contrasts Communist and democratic economies and ends with quotes from diverse figures about liberty and labor.
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Washington Special
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
America
Alout
Khrushchev
United States
Who Killed The Congo by Philippa Schuyler
Washington special notes pianist Philippa Schuyler analyzes Congo history and race issues in Leopoldville and 1960 Kinshasa, arguing integration is unattainable and urging unity through separation. She critiques Leopold II’s regime, colonial theft, and UN intervention, endorsing Katanga independence as a practical path.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
Belgian Congo
Philippa Schuyler
UPI
Congo
Leopoldville
Africa
America
Elisabethville
Stanleyville
Leopold II
Hitler
Leopold
Ghana
Lumumba
United Nations
John Randolph
Roatoke
Nat
Fluctuating debt ceiling signals shift toward restraint
The House Ways and Means Committee proposes a fluctuating national debt ceiling moving from 308 billion to 300 billion by mid-1963, aiming to curb deficits. The plan hinges on future balanced budgets and debt retirement, with critics warning the dollar figure could rise to 308 billion and beyond if spending remains unchecked. Senator Byrd warns of rising tax burdens and escalating debt, urging tighter controls from both White House and Congress.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Santa Claus
Free World
Sen. Byrd
House Committee
Dan Smoot Reveals Estes Financial Break in 1961 Interview
The Post-Tribune highlights an interview with Dan Smoot, a noted conservative commentator, detailing how he obtained information on Billie Sol Estes’s financial manipulations in March 1961. Smoot claims he delayed releasing a major news break to aid justice, praising his dedication to principled reporting and public welfare.
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Post-Tribune
Dan Smoot
Smoot
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Ihs
Krcg-Tv
Jefferson City
Dallas
Texas
Cry Echoed Today in Guest Editorials
A Lafayette Indiana Journal and Courier piece notes Karl Marx spent most of his life in London eking out odd writing jobs. It cites Prime Minister Harold Macmillan on Mrs Marx remarking how Karl should have earned capital instead of writing about it, a dig at Marxists worldwide.
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Lafayette
Ind
Journal and Courier
Karl Marx
London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Syllabus of Fallacies On Red Conspiracy
A compilation of quoted fallacies in Cold War debate. The piece lists asserted lines from various figures such as Joseph P. Davies Henry A. Wallace and Nehru, labeling them as propaganda or misinterpretation. It outlines current fallacies, including fears about Soviet danger and calls for disarmament or escalation. The article notes continuation on page six.
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Stalin
Ea Sullivan
Castro
Merve Maestra
Bertrand Russell
Soviet Union
United States
Nehru
Russia
Charles Wallace
E. Osgood
Spock
Cardinal Spellman
State Department
Lawmakers Addresses Call to Write Your Senators and Representatives
A civic notice urges citizens to write their congressman and senators on important issues. It lists the addresses of Senators Stuart Symington and Edward V. Leng in Washington and several representatives including Morgan M. Moulder Richard Scherd Clarence Cannes, detailing districts and counties they serve.
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Washington
Republic
Stuart Symington
Senate
D. C
Maries
Onage
Phetpe
Pulaski
Clarence Cansen
House
Brig
Washington, D. C
Cannes
Callaway
Franklin
Gasconade
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Lazar Volin
U. Department of Agriculture
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England
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Cyprus
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Job
Heaven
Thomas Carlyle
The
Edmund Dene Morel
Jose Conrad
Conan Doyle
USA
Miss Schuler
Katanga
Cardinal Mindszenty
Yalu River
Manchuria
Vera Micheles Dean
Edi
Fidel
Mutual Savings & Loan
Mutual
Mtual
Mutuals
John B. Sturm
Robert B. Schwartz
Oliver Bassman
Winnie A. Bassman
High and
Jefferson
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