Peaceful China or domination at the UN
The article critiques Marshal Chen Yi’s stance on China’s UN admission and nuclear ambitions. It argues China seeks domination, urging invasion by major powers and proliferation, while insisting all nations be admitted or expelled by Beijing’s line.
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The
United Nations
Donnybrook
China
General Assembly
Chen Yi
United States
Britain
North
Soviet Union
Chen
World Organization
Peking
Korea
MacArthur
Yalu River
AMA Chief Warns of Social Medicine Expansion Threat
Dr. James Z. Appel of the American Medical Association argues that resisting Medicare for the aged is no longer enough. He says physicians should begin fighting a broader plan for government financing of health care for all under 65, warning about bureaucratic expansion and taxpayer costs.
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American Medical Association
James Z. Appel
Appel
AMA
Chicago
Clerics in Cassocks Reflect Deep Papal Traditions
Observers watching Pope Paul VI and his cardinals on television during a New York visit noticed clerical cassocks. These shirtlike garments are traced to sixth century practices and marked as a historic residue of papal tradition rather than contemporary daily wear.
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Pope Paul VI
New York
Welch Leads Birchers as He Frames Red Threat Across American Institutions
The John Birch Society is presented as a monolithic entity led by Robert Welch. Welch dominates policy and rejects dissent while blasting communism as a pervasive force shaping U S government, press, churches, schools, and media. His scorecard maps target 88 of 123 nations.
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John Birch Society
The
Birch Society
Robert Welch
Eisenhower
Welch
Wesen
Birch
Wisconsin
William Grede
United States
Dwight Eisenhower
Milton
John Foster Dulles
Allen
Defense
Robert McNamara
Dean Rusk
U.S
China
America
East Berlin and the Dehumanizing Toll of War
Richard Lebherz argues against punishing Germans and urges restraint toward peoples as war dehumanizes. He warns that dehumanization spreads from guards at the Berlin Wall to Mississippi sheriffs and all wars, noting fear of war drives cruelty and loss of humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Schneider
Europe
Asia
China
Leichert
Germany
Russia
John Donne
Richard Lebherz
World Series Opens in Boston Amid Springlike Weather
Weather promises fair for the World Series opener in Boston between the Phillies and Red Sox. Thousands travel from the East, many from Philadelphia, to attend the first of two games. Train robberies near Central West Virginia trigger police actions as two autos carrying seven men elude capture. Federal Reserve outlines steps to back the fall crop movement with regional bank coordination. Frederick YMCA forms committees as preparations begin for a modern era of administration and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Red Sox
Boston
East
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Ohio
W. Va
Frederick
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Legion Leaders to Attend Armory Initiation in Frederick
Maryland Department officers led by Commander Joseph Cantrel and Auxiliary head Mrs. Norman Horn plan attendance for the Friday night initiation and dance at the State Armory Francis Scott Key Post 11 in Frederick. Hood College trustees-elect include Mrs. J Parsons Schaeffer and Mrs. Winfield Zehring, with Rev. Wayne Heyser Bowers chosen by the Potomac Synod. Regional Catholic College Students meet at St Josephs College on Oct 14.
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Hubert Schneider
Frederick
American Legion
Maryland
Joseph D. Cantrel
Chevy Chase
J. Nelson Tribby
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Charles Eyler
Legion
Norman Horn
Maryland Department
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harlan Johnson
Robert Fitez
Rocky Ridge
Fredenck
State Armory
Francis Scott Key Post
No. 11
Lewis Eischelberger
Hood College
J. Parsons Schaeffer
Winfield S Zehring
Wayne Heyser Bowers
Potomac Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Baltimore and
Washington Area
National Federation of Catholic College Students
St. Joseph's College
Weakness in succession law highlighted by Johnson surgery
Washington focus on Presidential succession after President Johnson requires surgery. The piece contrasts the American system with Britain's cabinet structure, arguing enduring flaws persist due to single executive power and split control of Congress and White House.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Coolidge
Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
House of Commons
Great Britain
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