Noble Resolve Reverberates From Ashurst Address
Henry Fountain Ashurst, long-serving Arizona senator, delivered a spring address at the University of Arizona praising pioneer virtues and urging enduring faith in progress. He lauded Col Glenn and argued against defeatist views while reaffirming America as a guiding power for liberty and science.
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Henry Fountain Ashurst
United States Senate
Arizona
Ashurst
Senate
University of Arizona
Col. Glenn
God
Indomitable to Conquer: US Resolve Against Tyrants
A historical editorial voice recalls Pearl Harbor and America’s wartime mobilization. It argues tyrants cannot grasp the latent energies of free nations and asserts the United States remains indomitable to conquer, despite vulnerability to attack. It cites industrial and scientific might and moral resolve.
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Joplin
Missouri
Globe
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
America
DeGraff warns on possible Department of the Consumer
Dr. Herrell DeGraff of Cornell questions the future creation of a Department of the Consumer. He contends such a department could curb competition and limit consumer gains, arguing politics may force choices consumers cannot avoid.
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Herrell DeGraff
Babcock
Cornell
Department of the Consumer
Dr. DeGraff
Kuchel Faces GOP Rift in California Senate Battle
In California, Senator Tom Kuchel fends off a rough renomination while foes threaten to stay home, risking a Democrat victory by Dick Richards. Richards campaigns as a moderate despite a past link to leftist groups, while Kuchel remains a target for liberal critics.
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Washington
California
Tom Kuchel
Senate
Dick Richards
Los Angeles
U.S. Senate
Kuchel
Richards
Kuehel
Daily
People’s World
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Liberal failure and a call for conservative victory
The author argues liberals mismanage domestic policy and Cold War strategy, citing high taxes, budget deficits, and weak stance toward communism. He urges rapid conservative reforms, viewing communism as the enemy and demanding stronger budgets, restraint on aid, and a solvent, assertive United States.
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America
United Nations
Cuba
Coping With New Management Strain At Work
A group of veteran employees aged in their 50s with 25 years tenure face doubled workloads and unfamiliar duties after management change. Advice urges patience first, then a united negotiation led by the strongest member to seek severance and pension terms to ease transition.
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C.A.C. A
Churchgoer Fined Over Sunday Church Attendance
Mrs. Mary Ellen Benson was fined $10.40 in a Milwaukee court for missing a union meeting held on Sunday. The essay laments court use to enforce union rules, argues for religious freedom, and criticizes bureaucratic unions and modern services while urging vigilance against materialism.
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Mary Ellen Benson
Milwaukee
Robert Miech
Union
Rome
New York
France
New York City
Time for a calm pause in national policy calls
The piece urges Congress and President Kennedy to take a long calm view and focus on two or three major actions. It argues for final approval of a wide tariff cut and a rational farm subsidy plan, while avoiding further broad welfare or medical care expansions in the near term. It cautions leadership should come from steady economy and military posture amid East-West tensions.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Red China
Soviet Union
West
Labor's Stock Stake Looms Over Wall Street
The piece details how union and nonunion labor funds hold vast private pension assets and own substantial common stock and corporate bonds. It notes estimated pandemic growth into the early seventies and the active involvement of labor trustees in market decisions affecting Wall Street and the Kennedy era economy.
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New York
Wall Street
White House
Kennedy
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor
Labor Department
Billie Estes
Union Treasuries
U.S
Stock Exchange
Carpenter
Glenn
House of Labor
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Earth
Gop Rift
Fulton Lewis JR
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Rachel
David Samsel
Ashland
Ohio
David
South America
Europe
Africa
Latin
Radio Havana
Fidel Castro
International Department
United States of America
Paul Hightower
George E. Sokolsky
William S. White
House
Ways and Means Committee
Labor’s
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