Castro slips echo Molotov gaffe on socialism and communism
An AP analyst notes Fidel Castro made a language slip equating socialism with communism, similar to Molotov’s past error. The piece contrasts Soviet and Cuban paths, arguing the distinction may seem minor to outsiders while highlighting Khrushchev era ideas and doctrinal shifts.
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Castro
Fidel Castro
V. M. Molotov
Associated Press
William L. Ryan
Molotov
Russia
U.S.S.R
Ryan
Ing
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy Flaunts Fact List Before National Manufacturers
President Kennedy ad libbed a detailed, telecast ready set of economic figures before the National Association of Manufacturers. He cited assets abroad at 45 billion dollars, overseas force costs at 3 billion, and possible savings by repatriating dependents of service men, among others. Industrial leaders admired the vigor and precision of his points.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Cream Of The Crop Foreign Service Tests Highlight Elite Diplomats
The nongovernment review board notes that top Foreign Service candidates endure rigorous tests across many subjects with only a small fraction accepted. A member, Charles D. Lewis, praises diplomats as far superior to business peers, challenging the label of "cookie pushers" who never faced a payroll.
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Eign Service
Foreign Service
Charles D. Lewis
New York Corporation
Economic Outlook Sees Government Spending Driving 1962
Roger Babson notes 1961 saw rising personal income and modest retail strength while employment climbed after February. He cites 1961 dollar measures like GNP near $522 billion and Fed indices around 109, with defense spending shaping the economy and potential risks from disarmament shifts.
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Babson Park
Mass
Publishers Financial Bureau
Portraits John C Metcalfe Christmas Tree
A humorous verse reflecting a husband’s struggle to pick a Christmas tree that fits a low ceiling and narrow hall. He promises to heed his wife’s warning but doubts his ability to find a tree of suitable size before trimming becomes necessary.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Unsafety plays in three no trump produce extra tricks
In a three no trump contract South can take 11 tricks with careful play. The right sequence uses a diamond lead to force West to play king, enabling South to discard well and build running tricks. The dangerous jack of diamonds lead risks giving East a diamond trick.
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South
West
East
Hunter’s wild shots kill horses near Wheatland ranch
A Pennsylvania hunter fired seven shots while pursuing antelope and deer near a Wheatland ranch. He hit four horses fatally and injured two others. one shot missed. The hunter compensated the farmer for all six horses injured or killed.
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Wheatland, Wyo
Pennsylvania
Wheatland
Review of the news in years past 1941 highlights
A retro column recalls events from 1941 including Jap hit run attacks near Hawaii and air and naval actions in the Pacific. Other items note leadership shakeups after Pearl Harbor, wartime mobilization, and local notices such as permits, births, and suspensions amid national emergency.
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Hawaii
Johnston
Maui Islands
U.S
Sarawak
Borneo
Malaya
Byron Price
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Bernard F. Balduzzi
S. 24Th
Herman Rick
Pvt
Snorre Gronbeck
Camp Livingston
Ragnar Gronbeck
George
Council
Board of Public Works
Army
Pearl Harbor
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Adm
Husband E. Kimmel
Hawaiian
Walter C. Short
Hawaiian Military Department
Frederick L. Martin
Laura Ingalls
Senate Elections Committee
Sen. Langer
Axis
Libya
Soviet
la Crosse
Grandad
Ray. Richert
Charles Sanders
Prospect
Edward Spangler
la Crescent
Minn
Rose and
Hagar
Hadassah
Maurice Silverman
Minneapolis
Northwest Region
Ted Bolnick
King
M. B. Sievers
Johnson
Arthur Haugland
S. 4Th
Nova Scotia Forests Dominate Land Area and Economy
Halifax report notes forests cover about three quarters of Nova Scotia, with forest products contributing 55 million dollars annually to the province’s economy.
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Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
Nelson Disclaims Compromise as Bipartisan Product
Madison Wisconsin political debate centers on a tax bill dubbed the compromise. Gov Nelson says the measure reflects bipartisan deliberations not his own design, though public perception keeps calling it Nelson’s compromise. Supporters and critics fear mixed enthuasiasm and potential failure in the Senate amid a tight election climate.
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Nelson
Madison
Wis
State Senate
Wyngaard
Senate
Assembly
No Such Thing As A Happy Communist
Roark muses on communism with caustic humor noting Lenin Trotsky Stalin and Beria as figures of the era He ridicules the ideology linking ugliness poverty and crime to Communist identity while contrasting life in Russia and China with America and wondering what a victory would truly mean.
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George Ruark
Ruark
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Beria
Hangifowl
Khrushchev
University of North Carolina
Karl Marx
People’s Republic
Mabel
People’s Party
Hangjowl
Benito
Mr. Hitler
Louis Pasteur
Einstein
China
Russia
Omsk
America
Porgy
Brotherhood
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Tennessee Education Chief Enrolled in Peabody Doctoral Program
Nashville AP reports Tennessee state commissioner of education Joe Morgan, in office since 1959, has spent two years in Peabody College pursuing a doctorate in education after earning a Peabody MA three years earlier. Governor Ellington praises his commitment to education.
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Germany
France
Briand
Allied Commission
Wall Street
Wolfe Lindefield
Poland
J. P. Morgan
U.S
Cook County
Tommy O'Connor
Viroquans
Hoffman
Joe McGrath
Dugan
John Fitzpatrick
Viroqua
McGrath
Ferryville
W. N. Millard
Robert Wright
Pittsburgh
Nashville
Tennessee
Joe Morgan
Peabody College
Peabody
Buford Ellington
Morgan
The Art of Giving and Charity Trends
A column on philanthropy notes the US philanthropy market exceeds 8 billion dollars and Americans donate 45 dollars per person yearly. It highlights the 80 20 split of charity funding, volunteerism stats, and guidance on thoughtful giving and record keeping for tax purposes.
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U.S.A
David M. Church
American Association of Fund Raising Counsels, Inc
Church
La Crosse Tribune Circulation Rates Notice
Public notice lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area including Onalaska and La Crescent. Rates vary by distance from La Crosse and by duration, with weekly and monthly options and additional charges for Sunday editions.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Pgp
Naps Paeset
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Lee
Associated Press
Tribune
Jann & Kelley
Chicago
Detroit
Sancisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Bay
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Richard M
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Roger Babson
Bureau OF Labor
Dow-Jones
John C. Metcalfe
Jacoby
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NORTH
Joseph K. Kidder
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Manchuria
Chang Tso-Hsiang
Japan
W. O. Norton
Winona
Austin
la Follette
Glenn Frank
Thistlewaite
Jane Sherick
Robert Hill
Eileen Branson
Edith Townsend
Phyllis Stevenson
Ranous Stewart
John Lewis
Gateway City
Nellie Donnelly
Jack
Legs) Diamond
New York
Albany
H. N. Stephenson
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Ole Espenes
Jorgen Hansen
Perry Hammer
Central High School Mothers Club
Cameron L. Baldwin
Arthur L. Eidemiller
la Crosse & Southeastern Railway
Thomas 0. Sletten
la Crosse Business Men's Club
H. W. Hunt
C. J. Sigwall
Lars Instenes
D. E. Field
Robert Lowry
Ray C. Rice
State Bank
Abel N. Moore
Thomas G. Aiken
A. E. Smith
G. A. Kempter
Carnegie
Columbia Limited
Milwaukee Railroad
Odessa
Edward Bonsack
Son
Bangor
Leone Bradley
Daugher
Clarke Bradley
J. E. Keizer
George B. Rose
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
St. Louis
Edmund Hans
National Gauge & Register Co
Leslie Lee Sanders
Tabernacle Baptist Church
John Wyngaard
Coalition Consultative Committee
Republican Legislative Advisory Committee
Robert C. Ruark
Association
The
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W. T. Burgess
News of
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Mitatea Wditor
ER Wilkin
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