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Word of Advice on Communist Tactics and College Groups
A warning essay notes the tactic of boring from within to influence American institutions and cites Gus Hall's Pravda quotation claiming the Communist Party leads left wing student movements. It urges parental advice as youths head to colleges to consider affiliations carefully.
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Leftist’s confession at HUAC hearing stuns observers
Philip Abbot Luce, once active in the Progressive Labor Movement, told the House committee he left PLM in late January 1965 for many reasons. He cited a mismatch between the freedom preached by PLM and real democracy, plus concerns about youth involvement and potential jail or harm. He said he then alerted federal authorities and urged others to rethink their paths. The New Republic mocked him as the Golden Boy of changecoats, while critics called him a fink. reactions split among observers over three tumultuous days.
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Our Yesterdays highlights across Muscatine area
A compact retrospective notes local items from past anniversaries and events. It recalls a red paint refresh at the Muscatine Hotel and mentions individuals like Rick Burmer and Mrs Keiser visiting from West Liberty. It also covers a rural schools commencement in Wapello and Teas at Wilton for Mrs Rick. An Ollie Bentley bowling opening and a Ladies Missionary Society gathering are noted.
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Mansfield vs Johnson on Vietnam and Europe policy
Senate leader Mike Mansfield of Montana urged a De Gaulle Johnson meeting to promote peace in Vietnam and a major U S troop withdrawal from NATO. President Johnson favored Vietnam peace but rejected the De Gaulle meeting and opposed large troop pullouts in Europe, while Mansfield pushed for harmony and decisive policy shifts.
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Massachusetts Post For Rutgers Dean
The Massachusetts Board of Education named Dr. John J. ONeill associate commissioner of education for curriculum and instruction. He is the dean of the graduate education faculty at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
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Dr Crane's Janet J Finds Loneliness in Advertising Friends
A shy high school girl Dr Crane explains she feels isolated and without friends. The piece notes social dynamics and mocks the idea that friendships can be bought, concluding that psychological currency, not money, governs true relationships. It uses satirical commentary about Uncle Sam and foreign aid to underscore its point.
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The Worry Clinic on Making Friends in Class
The piece explains Janet should lead with a friendly smile to break ice with a shy boy. Nonverbal praise shows interest and can build friendship and romantic potential. Casual questions help find mutual topics, with charm growing from thoughtful attention.
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Dear Abby Readers Mutter About Sports Obsessed Husband
Abigail Van Buren replies to letters about a wife who laments her husband’s all consuming sports obsession and a friend who composes lengthy letters using a doctor’s stationery. Abby advises to ignore one sister’s plea to end the correspondence and notes that impotence is not grounds for annulment in Ohio, while unsound mind is.
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Letter to Aunt Sadie prompts teen driving debate
Gary Holtz argues against universal under twenty driving ban proposing instead stricter penalties and higher licensing standards. He notes teens rely on cars for jobs and education, questions age-based punishment, and suggests expanding draft age to twenty as a compromise. Cecil Schlichting supports wider publication of the letter.
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Prayer and scripture riddle in early Christian verse
A devotional fragment referencing Luke 24 32 and a prayer invoking God to reveal Himself anywhere as holy ground. It asks for enrichment through divine presence and ends with a trailing blessing in Jesus name.
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