Rosenbergs to be honored in June demonstrations
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg will be honored in major demonstrations next month marking the tenth anniversary of their execution for treason. American Communists plan events from June 15 to June 19 including rallies at Carnegie Hall and Wellwood Cemetery, a White House youth appeal, and global protests with leaders supporting Sobell’s freedom.
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Washington
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing Prison
New York
Carnegie Hall
Harold Urey
Morton Sobeil
Rosenbergs
Wellwood Cemetery
Pine Lawn
Long Island
White House
U. S
Bertrand Russell
Subscription rates and mailing details for Middletown paper
The notice lists subscription prices for the Middletown News-Journal in Ohio including 15 cents per weekday copy, 50 cents weekly carrier, yearly mail rates within and outside trading areas, and international pricing. It notes second class mail status, publishing since 1857, and a biblical motto.
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Postoffice
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Memorial Day call to honor fallen heroes and a police officer
Dove Regan reflects on Memorial Day, urging reverence for those who died for freedom and calling for a moment of prayer. The piece highlights Effingham Illinois efforts to restore meaning to Memorial Day, and asks prayers for Middletown Detective Ralph Bauer battling leukemia after 43 years of service.
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Ralph Bauer
Middletown
Bauer
Detective Baner
Detective Bauer
Thus Honor The Dead Memorial Day Tradition Remains Strong
Memorial Day on May 30 marks its hundred year anniversary in observance. It remains meaningful as it broadens to honor all who have died, not only Civil War soldiers. The essay notes the Civil War memory endures, and calls honoring the dead by living up to their best moments.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Englewood
N. J
I ON
Adlai Stevenson
Powell
Tacile
Stevenson
Kennedy
MacKay Park
Adin
JFK
Paris
International Labor Organization
New York Herald Tribune
Terry Smith
Union
Appomattox
United States
South
Cuban Policy Review and Cold War Tensions
Gallup polls show declining approval of Kennedy’s Cuban policy since early in the year. Critics say the stance has weakened since the October Soviet confrontation, with Soviet troops in Cuba and Castro aligning with Moscow. Khrushchev warns future U.S. actions could be more dangerous, and viable policy options remain scarce amid nuclear-war risks.
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Kennedy
Washington
Cuba
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Congress
Equal Pay for Women Gains Congressional Approval
Congress enacts equal pay for equal work across interstate commerce. The measure boosts many thousands of women’s wages to men’s level, asserting the basic justice of equal compensation for equal skill and effort. The doctrine is likely to spread to local jobs, despite arguments about higher employer costs and labor market effects.
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Congress
Global landmarks and health figures from scattered facts
The notes compare inhabited areas of Chile to other countries, claim the ancient Crete palace rivaled Buckingham Palace in size, estimate three million amateur filmmakers in the United States, and state tuberculosis kills about 20 thousand Americans annually.
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Minos
Ancient
Crete
Buckingham Palace
United States
New Fourteenth Amendment Path to End Discrimination
A column argues the United States should pass a new constitutional amendment to clearly address school desegregation and other discrimination. It notes Congress has not enacted desegregation laws and urges lawful reform via a new amendment, citing past federal action and the need to project a government of laws abroad.
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Washington
America
Dean Rusk
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
United
States of
Union
Khrushchev pledges to rescue Cuba in Lenin Stadium
Paul Harvey notes Khrushchev’s May rally claim that Marxists aim to win the world to socialism and end capitalism, while 125,000 Russians cheer. He contrasts this with American Cold War stalemate fear and a parable of compromise over victory.
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Cuba
Lenin Stadium
Khrushchev
Last Fall
Russia
Castro
Europe
United States
Ussr
Kremlin
Budapest
Patrick Henry
Noting a Boe ing player in telecast humor and bl unders
The passage mocks a disliked athlete while watching a sports telecast and mentions Zadok Dumkopf. It recalls birthdays and speeches by Lincoln Washington and John Tyler, jokes about valentines and missed New Year resolutions, and a Grandpa observation on humility and horn boasting.
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Boeing
Zadok Dumkool
Notable Showbiz Gossip From New York and Vegas
Dorothy Kilgallen covers Broadway busybodies from Jody McCrea and Robert Horton to Gower Champion musicals and Ann Margaret at Kennedy birthday events. London Cannes and Las Vegas buzz mix with marriages plans, legal threats, and star shifts as talent seeks new gigs and headlines.
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Jody McCrea
Rita Hayworth
American Medical Association
Hallyhover
Robert Horton
Los Angeles
Richard Rodgers
Alan Jay Lerner
Gower Champion
Greg Juarez
London
Michael Wilding
Susan
Greenwich Village
Rockefeller
S.A
Joe Brody
Joe
Liquor Authority
Las Vegas
Ann - Margaret
President Kennedy
the Waldorf
Ambassador Smith
Kevin McClory
Tallulah Bankhead
Broadway
Joey Bishop
New York
Copacabana
Wedy Lamark
Lewis W. Boles
Burt Reynolds
Darren McGavin
Robert Preston
Brooklyn
Glynis Jdo
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Josie O'Donnell
Vegas
Inn
Neel Coward
Peter Ustinov
David Susskind
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Chile
David Lawrence
Paul Harvey
Lincoln
John Tyler
Zadok Dumkopf
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Miss Midnight's
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Tony Newley
Sammy Lee
Hermoine Baddeley
Grace
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Sammy Davis Jr
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Harry (Sweets) Edison
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