Freedom of the press and public access in a democracy
Representative Don Clausen warns against government efforts to control information and restrict news access. He cites FCC proposals on ad length and staffing and notes pressures to broadcast official statements as selective messaging. He argues openness safeguards democracy and warns against classified information practices.
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Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Don Clausen
California
United States
William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Congressman Clausen
Agriculture Department
Subversion Threat in Venezuela Elevates Latin American Tensions
The article reports communist sabotage during Venezuela's elections with threats and a kidnapping of an American colonel. It notes arms found linked to Cuba and calls for OAS action and possible Cuba severance by Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Bolivia, and Uruguay. It warns of broader regional spread if unchecked.
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Venezuela
America
United States
Red
Organization of American States
OAS
Mexico
Chile
Brazil
Bolivia
Uruguay
Cuba
Castro
United States Navy
Air Force
Western Hemisphere
Latin America
Berlin Wall Rats Hit Notorious Vermin Haven
Report from Bonn via Deutsche Korresponder describes the Berlin Wall border strip as a vast rat sanctuary. Dwellings cleared, border dumps nearby, water pipes blocked, and sentry barracks nearby fuel the infestation. Poison efforts fail, shootings cause alarms, authorities struggle to respond.
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Moscow
Berlin Wall
Bonn
Deutsche Korresponder
Wall
Berlin
Germany
U S Internationalists Eye Foreign Policy Path
The article discusses U S and Soviet relations under President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev, noting Cuba tensions and a test for the new administration. It highlights US grain and trade issues, Khrushchev's internal challenges, and a perceived lag of the Soviet economy behind the West amidst a broader cold war context.
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Sovoet
Khrushchev
Communist Central Committee
Red
John F. Kennedy
Berlin Wall
Cuba
Johnson
Kheshev
Cours
State Department
Ps Res
Europe
Comunist
China
Moscow
Nixon as McCarthy Figure in White Shirt Voice
A reflective column compares Richard Nixon to a McCarthy figure in a white shirt, arguing his strengths lay in political confrontation rather than true statesmanship. It traces Nixon’s rise with Hiss, Douglas, and Dewey, noting his 1952 Eisenhower ticket role and later missteps in 1960.
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Nixon
Jim Parley
Washington
California
Hiss
House
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Senate
Thomas Dewey
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Louis Bonaparte
Lyndon Johnson
London
Nelson Rockefeller
Khrushchev
Keeping Well Liver Disease and Gall Bladder Dangers
Health notes discuss gall bladder disease decline in death rate since 19g due to earlier surgery anesthesia and infection control. Pregnancy unclear. gallstones common especially in women with children. Symptoms include indigestion. surgery risks considered when disease worsens.
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Metropolian Lite Insurance Company
Evers
Lodge Long Shot In GOP Camp
Former President Eisenhower weight behind Lodge as a possible 1964 GOP nominee against Kennedy Johnson foreign policy critique. Lodge’s ambassadorship to South Vietnam, campaign flaws, and racial cabinet pledge shaped GOP prospects and northern Dixie dynamics.
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Lodge
Elenith
Hank
San View
Eisenhower
Vietnam
New York
Ed Lodge
Ike
Fred
Coldwater
Tod Richared Sisen
Scranton Wessieere
PA Temain
Cravernap
Pennsslvania
Dees Wey
Tin S.4ean
South Vietnam
Lecie
Loder
Tke
Kennedy Johnson
Diem
Nixon
Lode
Nixon-Ledge
South Carolina
Dixie States
Texas
Kennedy
Ilinois
Faith, fear, and a childlike trust amid world unrest
The speaker argues modern sorrow stems from a world without God and urges converting to childlike faith. He cites Dean Inge on Christianity, warns independence breeds unease, and notes God never sleeps, so faith calms doubt and anxiety.
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Dean Ince
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Monroe News-Star Publisher Details and Motto Listing
The Monroe News-Star outlines staff roles including Robert Ewing Jr as Chairman, William H. Bronson as President, Jack Campbell as General Manager, and Edmund G. Brown as Assistant General Manager. The paper is an independent Monroe Louisiana publication with AP affiliation and nationwide advertising representation through Branham Company.
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OD. Ewing
WFO Ags
Wilton Ewing
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th
Olive Streets
Ranean Raeenene
Robert Ewing, Jr
William HH
Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mar
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associated Press
Branham Company
National
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Tawis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Neener
Monroe News
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Gulliver
Johnathan Swift
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Himsel
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Nison
Theodore R. van Dellen
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