De Gaulle to Visit Moscow as France Withdraws From NATO
Editorial notes that De Gaulle’s Moscow trip coincides with France’s NATO withdrawal planned for July 1 and a shift toward a new European order. The piece argues his aims include more French foreign policy freedom, reducing U.S. influence, and fostering a greater Europe with independent states and closer East-West cooperation.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
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Romania
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Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
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Washington
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Germany
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Big Brother Computer: U.S. Data Center Debate Sparks Privacy Fears
A proposed consolidated federal data center would store electronic dossiers on nearly every American. Critics like Rep. Gallagher and Sen. Long warn on invasion of privacy, noting existing state laws and potential misuse of vast government-held information.
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Washington D.C
Congressional Committee On Invasion of Privacy
Edgar S. Dunn
U.S. Budget Bureau
Consolidated Data Center
Dunn
Congress
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D N.J
Edward V. Long
D Mo
Sen. Long
George Orwell
Ian Fleming
Maryland
Atom in New England Power Struggle and Promise
The piece surveys evolving views on atomic energy from myth to practical energy. It notes public surveillance fears, Eisenhower era deployment under federal controls, and the rise of atom as a major industrial producer to rival fossil fuels and hydro power, highlighting New England as a key region with utility companies pooling resources for Yankee Atomic.
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New England
Yankee Atomic
Electric plant expansion and myths about nuclear power
Holmes Alexander Electric Company highlights a 40 foot reactor delivered to Haddam Neck Connecticut River landing and its role in lowering regional power costs. The piece debunks myths about uranium pellets and river water cooling, arguing nuclear use and industrial growth benefit society and reverse post-1945 reversal narratives.
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Haddam
Atomic Energy Commission
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Thoughts on wisdom power and normalcy in troubled times
Sydney J. Harris argues wisdom and science fail to dominate power for long and that normalcy in abnormal ages signals imbalance. He notes loyalty laws versus moral legislate, honest politicians compromised by office, and nations failing from self-destruction. He critiques heaven imagery and explains porn controversy via Ernest Jones. He laments overemphasis on calculation over genuine meditation.
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Ravi Bee
Heaven
Ernest Jones
New Castle News published daily with staff and pricing info
The New Castle News at 29 North Mercer Street lists ownership by The News Company and key staff including Richard E Rentz CWey nik aen as vice president and general manager Jessie Treadwell Anderson as treasurer Eleanor Treadwell pays staff Leonard T Kolasinski manager editor James W Trevits and Bell as advertising and credit manager Subscriptions are priced at 500 weekly and 100 per copy with rates for Lawrence Butler and surrounding counties at 2.00 monthly 11.00 six months or 20.00 year Outside counties priced 3.26 monthly 45.00 six months and 61 408 ongualis on sale as leading Deveotend TM.
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Richard E. Rentz
Cwey Nik
Aen
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Bel
Rivate Exchange
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Butler
Willis Bill Targets Ku Klux Klan Violence and Embezzlement
Column critiques Rep. Willis of Louisiana and his House Un-American Activities Committee plan to criminalize Klan violence and clandestine funding, proposing stiff penalties including fines and prison terms. The piece questions scope and implications, noting support from Rep. Weltner and the imagined impact on Klansmen and Klaverns.
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E. Willis
House Un-American Activities Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Willis
Ellery Queen
Agatha Christie
Charles Weltner
Georgia
Klaverns
Family thanks lifeguards and medical staff for park pool rescue
The Biasucci Family of Edison Ave thanks lifeguard Judy Miron for saving their daughter at the park pool. They also thank John Wojtowicz Rozzi Ambulance Service emergency room staff at St Francis Hospital and doctors Nathan Ginsburg James Medlock, and others involved in the near tragic incident.
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Judy Miron
Park Pool
John Wojtowicz
Rozzi Ambulance Service
St. Francis Hospital
Nathan Ginsburg
James Medlock
Biasucci
Devil at the minister’s door cartoon prompts a prayer
A cartoon shows the Devil in a minister’s reception room as secretary talks to the pastor about an equal time demand. The exchange mirrors biblical temptation with a plea for divine help to resist evil. A Rom 12:10 benediction closes the piece.
Warren Court actions spark concern over federalism and rights
A critical view questions Chief Justice Earl Warren's decisions on federalism and the Fifth Amendment. The piece argues the Warren Court curbed states’ powers, weakened Ninth and Tenth Amendments, and hindered local police while expanding federal reach. It notes desegregation rulings and language distortions affecting schools, taxation, and governance.
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Earl Warren
United States
American Law Institute
Congress
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Congressmen: Left Outs in This Fall’s Elections
Pennsylvania voters face a broad slate this fall with governors, lieutenant governors, and a full state legislature. Yet 27 congressional seats are open to challengers as lawmakers in Washington, split 12 Republicans and 15 Democrats, influencing national policy while remaining remote from home.
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Harrisburg
Congressional
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