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Kind Of Anarchy In The Rise Of The Minutemen
The piece argues that the Minutemen threaten due process and constitutional guarantees. It cites Rep. Charles S. Joelson calling for HUAC investigation and warns against secret armed groups bent on overthrowing policy. It frames concern in terms of public order and historical references.
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Charles S. Joelson
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
Cicero
Walter Lippmann
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Winter Closes In on Great Lakes Shipping
The last two foreign ships and the final iron ore carrier have left Duluth for the Atlantic marking the end of lake navigation for the season. No vessel will sail to the head of the lakes again until spring as King Boreas grips the region and spring warming returns. Johnson pledges to curb federal spending while opposing stagnation, signaling a budget trend that remains upward.
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Poetry in a Bridge Verrazano Narrows Bridge noted for beauty
The Verrazano Narrows Bridge is described as more than a traffic conduit linking Brooklyn and Staten Island. Writers and onlookers praise its beauty and grace, noting its lights create a fairy bracelet at night and its aesthetic impact transcends pure function.
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Polygraph Probers Find Lie Detectors Flawed in Government
A House subcommittee exposed widespread polygraph use by federal agencies amid questions of accuracy and privacy invasion. It cites 17 agencies spending over 4 million dollars on tests for 20 000 employees, with CIA and NSA withholding data.
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Henry Reuss
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Jesse Orlansky
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Wall Stret Journal
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Alaska
Massachusetts
Oregon
California
Ancient origins and places noted in brief curiosities
The text links jungle fowls to domestic chickens in India and the Malay peninsula. It notes Saigon’s floating river restaurant resembles Hong Kong vessels. It mentions Nice Athens Frejus ruins, and London's bobbies named after Sir Robert Peel and the 1829 Metropolitan Police Act.
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Malay Peninsula
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Union Demands Reward for Political Help in Labor Push
Washington report outlines a plan by AFL-CIO aligned unions to repeal Section 14B of the 1947 National Labor Relations Act. It argues for nationwide compulsory unionization and criticizes right to work laws, asserting economic coercion to join unions as a vital issue after elections.
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United States
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Supreme Court
Are We Leaving the Mud Bigotry in Boston Sparks Debate
Paul Harvey rails at sexual content and voyeurism in media while noting rising juvenile crime and a culture shift. He cites student protests against adultery at Boston colleges and discusses authors like Paul Molloy and readers in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. He argues for restraint and moral renewal.
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New York Times
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Chicago
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Boston
Union Station
Stars Predict Forward Momentum and Careful Growth Ahead
Estrellita notes a good day for completing tasks and taking on postponed projects while urging adherence to tested procedures to avoid errors. The forecast highlights late February to March and October for advancement and recognition, with cautious financial planning and favorable periods for marriage and travel throughout the year.
Unusual NTDA Aid and a Cabit at Bogart Farm
Mrs Hensey helped on Interstate 75 by Lewis Mink of Springfield as part of NTDA kindness program. A rare Cabit cat goatlike creature named Hoppy, three months old, born in a Hamilton foundry, weighs about 10 pounds and roams the Bogart Farm near Hamilton. Visitors are welcome at 11858 Hamilton Cleves Road, nine miles south of Hamilton.
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Tom Hensey
Countryside
Cincinnati
Ripley
Bogart Farm
Hamilton
Hoppy
Clara Bogart
Hamilton- Cleves Road
Ross
Broadway Gossips and Show Biz News Digest
A stream of Hollywood rumor covers Dorothy Kilgallen on Broadway gossip about L amer. Leslie Caron in Father Goose, Beverly Adams dating George Montgomery, Ava Gardner and George C Scott romance, and Bart Howard’s dispute with the Spewacks over Mrs A. A Boston firm lands a NASA Cambridge center fight, Zorba the Greek party guards, and Joao Gilberto urged for a New York club.
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Coleen Dewhurst
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Sam Spewack
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