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News-Journal Inc
Capitalism and democracy face global pressure in Moscow critique
A column argues world capitalism must police itself and partner with government to defend democracy and free markets. It cites missteps abroad, especially in Latin America and Africa, where corruption and poverty fed discontent. Time is running short to avert a global revolutionary shift. Hold your hats, men.
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Moscow
North America
Latin America
Africa
Debating How to Curb Sex Offenders in Minnesota
The article discusses Minnesota’s sex murder confessions and urges reevaluation of how society handles sex offenders. Governor Anderson calls for a crime commission study to balance public safety with individual rights, while experts like Arthur Larson push for consistent legal treatment and better psychological understanding of offenders.
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Minnesota
Anderson
Crime Commission
Dialing Comes to Sea Bright A Town Remembers Uproar
Jim Bishop humorously recalls Sea Bright New Jersey about to switch to dial telephones. He mocks the town for its late adoption, the collective confusion, and the bright orange glow of the switchboard. He notes residents’ stubborn pride, the looming Nov. 5 change, and the comic missteps of locals and Bell Telephone staff alike. The piece ends with a wry acknowledgment that the future of dialing will keep the town talking for years.
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Sea Bright
N. J
Medicine Hat
Minsk
U. S
Bell
Red Bank
Tom Farrell
Wage boosts lift cost but shrink Uncle Sam receipts
The piece argues a October wage rise in steel and auto sectors adds 275 million yearly to industry costs, reducing corporate profits and federal tax take by about 1.8 billion and threatening private investment. It warns higher wages curb growth, increase borrowing costs, and could slow U.S. business expansion while Europe outpaces America. It criticizes unions for inflating costs and warns of broader economic harm.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Congress
Commerce Department
Interior Department
Justice Department
Judiciary
America
Europe
Yves Montand Misses Performance in Philadelphia Tour
Miss Midnight’s Notebook reports Yves Montand missed a Philadelphia performance due to vocal strain and complains touring is hard on his throat. The item also notes Janet Leigh’s hospital goodwill trip, rumors about a Come Blow Your Horn movie, and various entertainment tidbits from the era.
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Yves Montand
Philadelphia
Yves
Janet Leigh
Argentina
Tony Curtis
Taras Bubba
Janet
Shubert Alley
Julie Wilson
Hi-Fidelity
Connie Francis
Stockholm
Desiree
Sweden
Nils Silvershield
Michael Aller
Mor Sahl
Mort Sahl
Niagara Falls water volume and British army overseas service
An estimated 212 thousand cubic feet of water flows over Niagara Falls each second. About half of the British regular army is serving overseas.
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Niagara Falls
Overseas
Tackling Teenage Prowlers In Chicago Streets
Paul Harvey blames juvenile crime on lax laws and cites reckless car gangs prowling Chicago at night. He describes bumper tag assaults with makeshift weapons, notes police limit by law, and urges public whipping as punishment to curb rising juvenile offenses.
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Chicago
J. Edgar Hoover
Udall on parks through gambling and drink fuels debate
George Dixon critiques Secretary Udall's plan to expand national parks by taxing horse racing, liquor, and tobacco as a means to fund park facilities. The piece contrasts Udall's logic with Day and notes Day’s embassy reception and views on era politics as well as a satire on Rep Jensen's Education claim.
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Washington
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
National Park System
Abominable Snowman debated by alpinist and motorists
The text argues the Abominable Snowman may exist, citing alpinist Dyhrenfurth as a Himalaya expert. It notes the British Automobile Association dislikes the term motorist and prefers roadnaut or possibly road nut, illustrating playful terminology debates.
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Norman Dyhrenfurth
British Automobile Association
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