Reasons for Believing Soviet Will Not Precipitate Berlin Showdown
The piece argues Khrushchev cannot back Berlin ultimatums with war. It cites Western resolve to keep Berlin open as key to delaying a Soviet move. It contrasts Soviet aims with Allied stability and notes domestic and international fears shaping the crisis. It ends with a biblical quote.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Europe
Russia
Germany
Government Seeks Investor Protection As Stock Markets Face Scrutiny
A House commerce subcommittee opened hearings in Washington to assess investor protection under existing laws governing stock exchanges. The SEC conducts a preliminary investigation into exchange operations, as market oversight intensifies since the 1930s. Rep. Mack seeks 750000 for SEC probes into alleged manipulations. Trade leaders welcome inquiry and any needed reforms. Funston and McCormick warn investors share blame for speculative losses, urging educated ownership over tips.
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House Commerce
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Peter F. Mack
D-Ill
S.E.C
G. Keith Funston
Edward T. McCormick
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Mack
Gerard A. Re
Gerard F. Re
Res
Funston
Newburgh’s back to work welfare plan stirs debate
Inez Robb argues Newburgh New York’s proposed 40 hour work week for able bodied relief recipients targets fraud and upholds the biblical duty to work. She condemns abuse in public welfare and urges consistent enforcement to deter the perpetuation of dependence and racketeering.
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Madison
Avenue
Newburgh
Hudson
New York City
Xeeer
Donnybrook
Tate
Madison Avenue
How's That Again From Political Memo
A Sacramento Bee letter quotes a Congressional Record article attacking the John Birch Society. The writer calls the Record un-American and urges investigation and suppression for alleged excesses against a patriotic organization and freedom of the press.
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COPE
Sacramento
Calif
Bee
Congressional Record
John Birch Society
Review of the News in Years Past 1941 and 1931
Reds fall back to new positions and Nazis defeat claims echo from 1941. Senate passes a $10 billion Army bill adding $558 million to the measure as WWII headlines surge. Also notes the B19 maiden flight in Santa Monica and local heat relief as well as a missing child near Root River. Roosevelt’s popularity climbs per a Gallup poll.
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Berlin
Senate
Santa Monica
Calif
Ann Lunde
Ettrick
Paramount Studios
Mercury
Jimmy Moore
Aloysius Moore
West Channel
Root River
Joseph Tikal
John Papacek
Denton
St. Paul
Joseph J. Hickey
Cleon Graf
Portraits John C Metcalfe Speak To Me
Poem yearning for lovings words with lines of devotion and longing. The lyric expresses deep desire for eternal love to brighten gray days and dark nights and ends with a plea to speak tenderly or face death. Publication credit Field Enterprises 1961.
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Earth
Field Enterprises, Inc
Quiz questions and answers from a 1960s public column
A reader quiz covers a kangaroo apple and its relation to potato, then questions about Negro cadets at the U S Air Force Academy, the Mouth of Truth in Rome, cartilage formation in bone, and the role of vegetables in the diet with concise expert answers and historical context.
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U.S. Air Force Academy
W.A. A
Colorado
Doctor Answers On Mumps Iodide Link And Sleeping Sickness Tale
A physician clarifies that iodide mumps is not epidemic parotitis and cites a mumps vaccine. He notes a 43 year old patient’s lingering drowsiness from equine encephalitis is unlikely to yield carrier status and recommends testing via health authorities. He also advises about adenoids after tonsil surgery for a 15 year old with persistent throat drainage and mouth breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Letter to the editor condemns liquor traffic and its social cost
The writer opposes liquor sales arguing beverage alcohol harms society. He asserts liquor wastes money that could buy essentials and notes the industry costs the community more in welfare, law enforcement, and care. He urges conscientious residents to oppose expanding liquor traffic to prevent social decay.
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Tribune
J. J. Rohrer
Sodom
Gomorrah
Freedom Riders and USIA critique on world image
The U S Information Agency reports abroad harsh coverage of Alabama Mississippi violence by nonviolent demonstrators. Edward R Murrow warns bad practice when federal troops or marshals override state police, urging accurate new coverage to counter mob driven headlines.
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U.S. Information Agency
Washington
America
Freedom Riders
Alabama
Mississippi
Lawrence
Education and Labor Committee
House of Representatives
New York
Information Agency
Voice of America
Little Rock
Edward R. Murrow
USIA
Sion
North
United States
Murrow
Africa
Far East
Europe
Latin America
Soviet Union
China
France
Great Britain
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Martin Luther King Jr
South
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Sales tax debate looms in Wisconsin budget battle
Wisconsin lawmakers confront a first sales tax in state history as public spending grows. The piece notes opposition from labor leader Jacob Friedrick while advocating broader tax participation to fund expanding university access and government needs.
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Madison
Wis
Wyngaard
Commonwealth
Jacob Friedrick
Milwaukee Organized Labor
Friedrick
University of Wisconsin
Friedrich
Swindle Costs South Grand Slam in Bridge Deal
In a six no trump contract West swindled South by playing queen of diamonds on Souths opening deuce, deceiving him into continuing with the normal safety play. East later showed out the possible grand slam and the small slam collapsed as North remained silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
East
North
Shrewd Buyer Returns Stamps With Bold Motto
A New York Times official recalls a groom buying 400 four cent stamps for wedding invitations. His wife demanded they be returned when she saw the stamps bore the motto Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death. The story highlights the unintended controversy around patriotic stamp designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Frederick C. Belen
The Goat Barala Coffin in the Saturday Evening ost
A fragment notes a line about a woman claiming reform and humorously contrasts with her husband. The text hints at a go at a bar scene and witty observation about domestic reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barala
La Crosse Tribune Publisher Details and Subscription Rates
Here are the La Crosse Tribune publication details including office location and AP partnership. It lists missed paper contact, advertising reps, and home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area and surrounding regions with price structures and delivery notes.
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Seg Stad
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Bay
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Scot
Heather
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Topsy
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Cliff Davidson
Santa Rosa
Luke Hale
Pine
Phil Phelps
Roosevelt
Gallup
Post and Gatty
Pettibone Beach
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Avon
George Falk
Board of Public Works
Harry Taggart
Shriners
Blaine
Ireland
de Valera
Lloyd George
Olson
Carl Bond
William Tarbox
Council
White Way
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion City
Carl Horn
C. J. Horn
Caledonia
John C. Metcalfe
New Zealand
Australia
Rome
Italy
E.C. A
Church of Santa Maria
Cosmedin
L.T. A
Harold T. Hyman, M. D
U.S. Public Health Service
David Lawrence
John Wyngaard
Jacoby
BY Oswald Jacoby
la Crosse Tribune
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The
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
T. Burgess
R. L., Bangsberg
E. L. Burgess
J. E. Lienlokken
Kenneth F. Teachout
Howard Colvin
Leeward Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
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