Candid Southern View on Buffalo Race Incident and NAACP
A southern writer reflects on Buffalo's Memorial Day clash between Negro and white youths, warns of NAACP influence and Communist interference, and questions what comes next in national race tensions and civil rights politics. The piece cites Roy Wilkins and cites fear of northern racism scrutiny.
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Buffalo
New York
Montgomery
Ala
South
North
National Assny For
NAACP
Fourth Man In Office During Craig's Term
Indiana labor commissioner George F. Hinkle, 37, a UAW CIO member and former Studebaker worker, faces pressure from labor bosses after speaking against using union dues for politics. He has opposed right to work and warns of union leaders steering the Democratic party, citing U.S. labor figures and political funding.
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Washington
Drr. C
George F. Hinkle
Uaw-Cio
Local 5
Indianapolis
George Craig
Indiana
Hinkle
George Hinkle
Studebaker
South Bend
Democratic Party
State Chamber of Commerce
Stooges
Shepard
Crumpacker
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Ciouaw Union
Lancaster County
Afl-Cio
George Meany
General Motors Allison
America
Sam Gompers
Lee Pressman
Walter Reuther
Gov
Craig
New Castle
National Guard
Michigan
CIO
David
Victor Riesel
Kremlin Pushes 2 Point Program In Middle East
In Damascus, Soviet policy is detailed as a three part effort aimed at backing Arab nationalism to curb Western influence. Moscow pursues a UN 1947 partition plan, expands trade and political ties, and nudges anti Western groups while arming Arab states.
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Kremlin
Middle East
Damascus
Syria
London
Cairo
Downing Street
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Israel
Moscow
United Nations
Palestine
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Khaled Baqdash
Soviet Union
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Communist Party
Egypt
Nasser
Col. Nasser
Quiet Thought: Reading in Silence Breeds Best Ideas
A reflective essay extols silence as a source of deep thought. It cites Toland’s quiet study, visits by Tennyson and Carlyle, and Marshall Field, praising brief books and reading in peaceful settings. It argues that calm contemplation yields clear perception and best thoughts.
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Walton
Tennyson
Carlyle
Bis
Kennan Shifts to Liberal Democratic Foreign Policy Plan
Kennan, a key architect of the Truman era containment policy and now an adviser to the Democratic Party’s liberal wing, advocates admitting Communist China to the United Nations and urging a flexible stance toward Red China. He argues Soviet fear is overstated and that satellite nations may evolve toward independence, influencing U.S. strategy before the 1960 election.
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Washington
Democratic Party
United States
Moscow
Kennan
China
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Red China
U.N
State Department
Truman-Acheson
Russia
World Affairs Forum
Pittsburgh
Soviet Union
Stalin
West
Reds
Name Change Considered For Powdered Skim Milk
In Washington the Labor Committee weighs Hubert Humphrey's bill to drop the word solids from powdered skim milk, proposing the name Non fat dry milk. Industry groups debate impact while officials note milk's use in food and school meals, with mixed views on replacing the label.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Supreme Court
America
Labor Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Deep South
Minnesota
American Dry Milk Institute
Milk Industry Foundation
Senate
R. J. Remaley
Remaley
Benjamin F. Castle
The
Agriculture Department
Castle
George P. Larrick
Food and Drug Administration
Love Poem Revels In Shared Truth And Tenderness
A lyrical piece questions whether love is mysterious when two hearts clearly connect. The speaker asserts the beloved’s goodness and companionship, insisting there is no curtain between them. The poem contends love is transparent and deeply understood between two people.
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Marshal Field
Chicago
Europe
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Lewis. Jr
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Othman
James J. Metcalfe
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