Editorial: Reds Remain Nameless in Face of Registration
The piece notes 1000 Southern California Communists refuse to register under the 1950 law, risking fines and prison. It discusses legal procedural steps, the Fifth Amendment claim, and the irony of over a decade passing since enforcement began while government focuses on top party leaders. It portrays the party as loyal to Moscow rather than the United States.
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Subversive Activities Control Board
U. S
Washington
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Congress
Moscow
Buying Power on Increase and Washington Staff Change
The piece notes rising real purchasing power for wage earners with a 4 percent wage rise while prices rose less than 1 percent from October 1960 to October 1961. It cites Morgan Guaranty Trust Co predicting stronger 1962 employment and industrial output. It also reports Robert E. Lee becoming deputy assistant secretary of state and his Nieman Fellowship at Harvard, aiding liaison with Congress.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Washington
State Department
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Capital Hill
Department
Congress
Frederick S. Button
Gov. Brown
White House
Nieman
Harvard
Dewey Endorsement Hopes Shape Rockefeller Family Troubles
Virginia Kelly notes Dewey still holds political sway in New York and could influence Gov Rockefeller in fallout from a potential divorce. Republicans seek personable candidates if Rockefeller withdraws from 1962 race, with Rep Robert Barry considered but declines. Rockefeller convenes Dec 27 to map 1962 strategy amid goodwill with minority groups and a push to restore rent central administration to NYC.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Desney
Dewey
Rockefeller Kelly
Rockefeller
Robert R. Barry
Congress
Barry
Washington
Rockefellers
Gov. Rockefeller
New York City
Hartiman
Gov
Robert Wagner
Thoughtful Appeal for Love and Duty in Paul’s Letter
A brief biblical quotation reflects Paul’s dual role as ambassador and prisoner for Christ. It emphasizes that outward service or obedience lacks value without love, a theme echoed in Philemon 1:9 and a note from Mayer.
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Paul
Christ Jesus
Philemon
God
Mayer
Ball Answers Nixon Attack on U S Acts Toward Congo
Washington-Under Secretary of State George Ball defended U S policy toward The Congo amid Nixon's harsh attacks. Ball argued there is no basis to Balkanize The Congo and praised the central government led by Cyrille Adoula as moderate and non Communist. California observers link Nixon's stance to rising right wing influence in the state and his bid to appeal to party factions.
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Ball
Nixon
U. S
Congo
Washington
George Ball
United States
California
Fleeson
Los Angeles Town Hall
Hed
Eisenhower
U.N
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
Katanga
Wixon
One More Conversation Piece Grows Obsolete
A collage of quotations on aging light reading and culture notes. An eye specialist downplays reading in poor light while a football coach likens coaching to survival with pay. The piece mocks Christmas lists and generational labeling amid art world hype and social trends.
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Young Ian
And/or Debate and Sea Water Fuel Quip From 1938 Quotes
A fragmentary quotation discussion cites Senator Carter Glass’s 1938 remark opposing the term and/or in laws and Wisconsin Justice Fowler’s critique calling it a befuddling Janus-faced monstrosity. The text contrasts persistent use by lawyers with concerns over clarity and intent.
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Carter Glass
Congress
C. A. Fowler
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Christmas debate letters stir public forum
A pair of letters to the public forum question religious significance of Christmas in schools. Irene Vaughn argues for keeping Christmas and its day, while Ed Wiankei discusses Communism fears and cites the John Birch Society and McCarthy era concerns with signatures and addresses provided.
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Christ
Johnny
Irene Vaughn
Bort St
Rapid Switch and Kennedy Speech Sparked Domestic Debate
A letter to the editor praises President Kennedy for promoting a "rapid switch" in policy and urges focus on domestic improvements. The writer, TL. S. Jones of 1763 Appleton St, questions the idea of distant concerns and accuses Washington of downplaying internal anti-Communist efforts while defending American liberties.
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JFK
Kennedy
East
United States
Washington
Bust of the Year naming Jayne Mansfield Mental Health Woman of the Year
Anne Fickes reports a sensational local notice praising actress Jayne Mansfield as Mental Health Woman of the Year, noting the claim as a dubious distinction and implying satire on mental health awareness.
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Jayne Mansfield
Anne Fickes
E. Second St
Twice-Daily Breaks Debate Impassioned Forum Entry
Lawrence G from Anderson Paramount argues for extra coffee breaks, noting alternative drinks and the value of rest. He contends breaks last about 10 minutes, equating costs to coffee and cigarettes while dismissing health worries. He ends with the proverb you can't take it with you.
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Lawrence G
Holme
Anderson
Paramount
Press-Gelearam Low BEACH CALIF Press-Telegram Staff Roster
In a fragmented newsroom listing the Press-Telegram outlines its staff and offices with names such as Herman Ridder Fuhtisher Daniel and Samuel as publisher aides. The document notes roles like general manager executive editor and page editor across its Los Angeles and San Francisco bureaus, including the Albee Building address and advertising representatives.
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Washington News Bureau
Albee
Ans
San Francisco
Incie Sificas
Fan Tha
Press-Telegram
Comle
Adverti Metroneiling
Representativ
Ian Group. Inc
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Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Metropolitan Museum
PTA
Birch Society
John Birch Society
New York Times
Robert) Welch
Literary Gazette of
Lenin
McCarthy
U.S.A
ED Wianecki
E. Candlewond St
Lakewood
George Clark
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