Report Says United States Ahead in Cold War Struggle
The report prepared for the House Foreign Affairs Committee states the United States and allies show greater unity, military strength, and economic growth than Communist nations. It notes gains in the Free World, cautions about Latin America especially Brazil, and warns against complacency as Cold War trends shift.
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Far East
Near
Viet Nai
Latin America
State Department
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Africa
Khrushchev & “Co
Malte millionaires plan to use America’s greatest resource
Ohio industrialist proposes an executive management corps of retired or near-retired leaders to advise foreign nations under UN direction. He backs a congressional bill to create a pool of experts who would share United States management science to boost economic security abroad, arguing society wastes valuable talent after age 65.
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America
Kncw
Edward Qe
Toledo
Yeas
United Nations
Mr. Lamb
Lamb
Near Misses and Political Jousting in Primaries
From San Francisco Harald Stassen declares the California delegation for the Republican National Convention while a June 2 primary looms. The piece riffs on past contenders and imagined paths to 600 Pennsylvania Avenue as Dewey and Stassen debate outlawing the American Communist Party.
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Carl Freappandea
Anyhedy
White House
San Francisco
Harald Stassen
Ushhat
Republicans
California
San Erate
Ray Wonker
Tommy Fart
Tommy Mansyville
Lng
Pennsylvania Avenue
Childe Harold
Alf
Oregon
Tom Dewey
Stassen
Dewey
Dewey and Stassen Debate Fizzles in Radio Studio
The report describes a chaotic lead up to a presidential debate where Dewey avoided a physical clash with Stam and faced a throat ailment that nearly kept him from the microphone. An Oregon doctor aided his voice, enabling a late performance that strained Stassen’s bid as Nixon and other GOP leaders linger as possible contenders ahead of the convention.
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Stam Xen
Oregon
Stausen
Communist Party
Stassen
Lone Poe
Political intrigue swirls over California succession
A Democratic insider argues Governor Pat Brown aims to nominate State Comptroller Alan Cranston for the Senate to clear a path for Hale Champion as Brown's successor, citing patronage power and a "private army" of inheritance tax appraisers. The piece links Salinger’s White House exit to a potential senate bid and recalls Johnson era gaffes and party tension amid shifting leadership.
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Yast
California
Pat Brian
Alan Cranston
Senate
White House
Pierre Salinger
Clair Engle
Hale Champion
Chance
Salinger
Jonn Wen
Pierce
Johnson
George Ready
Waite Ing
Sean
Adited
Changes urged smaller powers could run UN
Andrew Tully reports calls rise for reform of UN voting to empower smaller nations like Ghana and Cambodia. Critics warn current rules let 10 percent of world population control two thirds of Assembly, while big powers veto key decisions. Proposals include a 17 nation committee with two thirds votes and veto by major powers.
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General Assembly
France
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Security Council
Rask
Haha
Ghana
Cambodia
Las
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General. Assembly
International Politi
Red Army advances near Hungarian border in Carpathians
Memory Lane reports Russian forces seized Carrnowite a German fortress opening a path toward Romania and Hungary. Troops pushed along the Prt river into the Carpathians within 15 miles of the Hungarian front, storming Carrnowite and advancing through Stormehinia as a memorial service honors Lt Hank Xterra.
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Vitler
Red Army
Carrnowite
Romania
Hungary
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Carpathian Mountains
Eorner
Czechoslovakia
Caernowite
Stormehinia
HIG Sprang
Hank Xterra
Harris
Harsis
Mied
Nixon Seen Safe Bet for GOP Presidential Nomination
Henry Taylor predicts Nixon will secure the Republican nomination with Goldwater as vice president at the convention. The analysis weighs delegate dynamics, states’ campaigns, and the impact on reelection bids, noting Romney and Scranton as alternatives and detailing Goldwater’s pledged delegates and the shifting race amid Kennedy’s assassination fallout.
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Nixon
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Lee
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