Hochhuth’s The Deputy draws moral lines across faiths
Max Lerner analyzes Hochhuth’s The Deputy in book and stage forms, arguing the drama probes responsibility for mass murder beyond Pope Pius XII. He notes liberal Catholic responses, Hochhuth’s stark moral challenge, and the playwright’s personal impact at Goethe House.
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Almanac for March 10 1964 United Press International
On this March 10 1964 date in history notes include the 1862 first U S paper money issue and 1945 B 29 incendiary raids on Japan. Also Mildred Gillars Axis Sally was sentenced in 1949 for treason. Includes Santayana quote and theatrical discussion on Eichmann showing silent bystanders.
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Las Vegas Sun Staff and Affiliates Listing
The Las Vegas Sun staff announces editors publishers and key roles including H M Greenspun president and Barbara Greenspun treasurer. The notice lists executive editor Bryn Armstrong city editor Joe McClain and other department heads.
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David Bradley
Alan Laythorpe
Gerry Appleby
C. ED. James
Herman Weier
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. OD. James
Barbara Greenspun
Magazine Subscription Rates for Continental US
Subscriptions priced for one month three months six months and twelve months apply to the continental United States only. All mail subscriptions must be prepaid with rates of 16.50 for one month and 30.00 for three months.
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United States
Why Can't Citizens Ask A Question
A Las Vegas letter argues officials must welcome citizen questions about convention efforts. It defends motel owners and the Motel Association, urging transparent discussion on occupancy, center competition, and attracting conventions to Las Vegas rather than silencing inquiry. It notes the need for reassurance amid business activity and a public interest in regional competition.
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Dear John Dear Recruit Gag: Army Recreation
A reader asks how to handle a sergeant's harsh language in the army. The reply suggests a light approach and friendly tactics such as sharing treats and a humorous joke. Another reader asks about paying for columns and is answered affirmatively.
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Chinese slave centers exposed in New York under narcotics raid
Federal agents and police uncovered several Chinese slave centers in New York including a Bronx laundry earning over 100000 yearly where over 40 workers labored 12 hours daily for heroin payments. Investigators link opium from Yunan and possible mafia labs in France and Italy, while Chinese tongs manage worker relations and seek to keep commingled crime from their communities.
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France
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Amalgamated Laundry Workers Joint Board
Louis Simon
Benjamin Fee
Midwest
King Paul I Quietly Resting After Operation
Athens reports royal secretary Constantine Choi das says King Paul I battles blood clot complications after a major stomach operation and is sleeping quietly as the latest condition update.
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Constantine Choidas
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Scranton Critiques Democrats as Dreamers and Reactionaries
In a speech before the Economic Club of New York, Gov. William W. Scranton labeled the Democratic Party as a group of dreamers on one side and reactionaries on the other. Separately, a 14 year old girl attacked a public school teacher, delivering a black eye and bloody nose while shouting I hate you.
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William W. Scranton
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Art Buchwald defends reserve officers amid Capitol rumors
In a satirical column Art Buchwald defends Congress members who hold high reserve ranks. He jests that generals like Barry Goldwater and Strom Thurmond command units near the Capitol, with fanciful plans to defend Washington and even strike some foes, while noting a Defense Department denial.
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George A. Smathers
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World Wildlife Fund to publish Who Was Who of endangered species
The World Wildlife Fund announces a 500 page volume listing species facing extinction from mammals to plants. It argues conservation benefits humans and outlines causes and solutions from captive breeding to habitat protection. The fund seeks a $4 million annual budget by 1966 and urges public support.
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Mauritius
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