Negroes and Reds in America Civil Rights Debate
The piece weighs Communist party claims of 12000 members against Negro resistance to red influence in civil rights. Noting Roy Wilkins and NAACP skepticism, it argues vigilance against infiltration but low prospects for Communist impact. It then shifts to a safety lesson from amusement park rides to NASA astronaut training and the prestige of spaceflight.
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Communist Party
United States
U.S
America
Claude Lightfoot
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Labor Unrest and Assassination Tactics Roil Chicago to Sacramento
Fulton Lewis Jr. is recovering from surgery as Bill Schulz fills in. Violence flares in the labor movement with targeted killings in Sacramento and Philadelphia. Abata, a Chicago anti-Teamster crusader, survived a bombing blamed on Teamster rivals, while police name 26 key Chicago figures in racketeering ties.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Bill Schulz
Long Island City
N. Y
Chicago
Dominic Abata
Abata
Joseph Longmeyer
Joey Glimco
Glicc
Seafarers International Union
Detroit
San Diego
St. Louis
Teamsters
Teamster
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Glimeo
Senate
William Duffy
Windy City
Duffy
Salvatore
Momo) Giancana
Joseph Glimeo
Guiseppe Primvera
John Murray
Frank
Nitti
Anthony
Big Tuna
Accardo
Jake
Greasy Thumb
Guzik
Jackie Cerone
Vernon Thomson to Lead Bipartisan Push on Presidential Duty
Representative Vernon Thomson of Wisconsin will head a bipartisan effort to require the President to take whatever steps are necessary in a proposed act. The measure seeks to bind executive action to essential national needs amid current political contention.
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Vernon Thomson
R-Wis
Federal aid sparks debate over Indiana college independence
The article surveys Indiana colleges split over federal education grants for new construction. Wabash College rejects aid to preserve independence while DePauw University faces a heated decision and resignations by trustees. Rockford College rejects federal funds and pursues private financing for a $5.5 million building program, arguing schools should fund growth themselves.
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Indiana
Little Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Wabash
Greencastle
University of DePauw
DePauw
Eugene Pulliam
Arizona
William Maxwell
Chicago Tribune
Bernard Kilgore
Wall Street Journal
Pulliam
Maxwell
Kilgore
Board of Trustees
DePauw University
State Scholarship Commission
Rockford
Illinois
John A. Howard
Rockford College
Marmaduke
Howard
Kennedy rivals OConnor as New York governor frontunner
In New York State the Kennedy family may hesitate as Frank OConnor builds from local roots to a front runner for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. OConnor commands strong machine support and liberal backing, while Kennedy’s neutral or withdrawn stance risks elevating OConnor and fracturing Kennedy’s influence within party bosses.
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New York City
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Frank O'Connor
O'Connor
Liberal Party
Nelson Rockefeller
John Burns
O’connor
Samuel Silverman
Manhattan
Raymond Jones
Arthur Klein
Nassau County
Eugene Nickerson
New York State
Nickerson
Stanley Steingut
Brooklyn
Charlie Buckley
Bronx
Jones
Pros
Statehouse
French Debt Fight Drives U S Demand for Payback
Thomson accuses France of dodging postwar debts totaling billions and claims since 1946 Washington has paid out 7.4 billion in aid while France defaulted on 4.6 billion from World War I. De Gaulle allegedly curbed U S gold reserves and moved 2.3 billion of gold abroad since 1962 with 103 million in Q1 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Thomson
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
U. S
America
France
Cows Sneaked Into Alps Milk Shortage Sparks Inquiry
F. E. F. questions whether the surprising influx of cattle into the Alpine region signals a white market scandal or a routine response to a milk shortage. The remark hints at unusual trade or transport activity amid regional supply concerns.
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The
Alps
Cincinnati Places Described By Middletown Teacher
George C Catrow recounts his Cincinnati tour in the Journal detailing City Observatory Suspension Bridge Female Academy Dr Longworths Residence National Theater Gas Works Great Western Museum Mount Adams Ice Cream Saloon Short Line Tunnel Baptist Graveyard Steamboat Landing and other notable sights observed during a business course in Cincinnati.
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George C. Catrow
Madison Township
Middletown
Bacon's Commercial College
Cincinnati
Queen City
Catrow
Carrow
City Observatory
Ohio River
Newport
Covington
Kentucky
Deer Creek
Longworth
Great Western Museum
Songster
Kate Shelby
Mount Adams
6Th Street
Baptist
John Gano
U. S
Gano
Will Rogers Polaris sub ready as 16 missiles loom
The USS Will Rogers, final Polaris crewed missile submarine, to be launched this month at General Dynamics Connecticut. It will carry 16 nuclear warheads and navigate underwater indefinitely with stealth, speed, and precision, forming a hidden global deterrent the Navy deems unmatched. It features HY-80 steel hull, 425 feet long, with 11,000+ suppliers and 1,000,000+ parts.
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New York
Will Rogers
General Dynamics
Connecticut
U.S. Navy
United States
Globe
Jules Verne
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Louisville
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Nagasaki
Hubert Humphrey
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