Wanted A Battle Cry The World’s Perception Of America
Indian journalist Prakash C. Jain argues America must adopt a revolutionary approach based on spiritual values to counter Soviet ideological warfare. He asserts that without a unifying battle cry, America risks continued misperception as a defender of materialism and aggression.
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Prakash C. Jain
Soviet Union
America
Mr. Jain
Wilson
Jain
Soviet Russia
American government as servant, not master
The Saturday Evening Post editorial argues America is not perfect yet improves gradually without force. It says government should enable freedom and opportunity, serving the people rather than ruling them, while criticizing and learning from critics and avoiding communist failures.
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Saturday Evening Post
America
United States
Tax pushback by New Jersey utilities sparks tax debate
Two investor owned New Jersey electric utilities ran ads detailing their tax payments totaling 2.45 billion dollars last year. They argue federal tax policy favors subsidized power and competes with tax paying private plants while urging IRS and Congress to close loopholes.
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New Jersey
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Soviet anti Jewish bias in USSR outlined in letter and history
The May 11 release by Novosti of a letter to Sen. Javits from five Soviet Jews is cited as a rebuttal to his charges of Kremlin anti Semitism. The piece argues Jews are underrepresented in Soviet education and leadership, notes Passover matzoh bans, and recounts purges and executions of Jewish figures from 1948 to 1952, illustrating deep seated state anti Semitism and Khrushchev era subtleties.
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Washington
Novisti
U.S
Jacob Jayits
Kremlin
Communist Party
U.S.A
Javits
U.S.S.A
Sen. Javits
Red
Central Committee
Supreme Soviet
Karl Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Eynikayt
Emes
Solomon Mikhoels
Order of Lenin
Secret
Shakhno Epstein
Perets Markish
Itsij Fefer
Comintern
Solomon Lozovsky
Dobrishkin
Nux Nusinov
Gordon and
Bergelson
Israel
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
J. B. Saisberg
Castro Cocaine Ring Ties Cuba to U S Smuggling Network
A federal probe links Castro operatives to a worldwide cocaine operation smuggled through Florida and New York. Pablo Guerra and a Havana ledge run a field headquarters in Woodside New York. shipments valued at $8 million were seized, financing weapons and spare parts for Cuba.
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U.S
Cuba
Vera Cruz
Harry Anslinger
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Castro
Pablo Guerra
Guerra
Woodside
New York City
Havana
Commission
U. S
Fear and resolve in a divided nation
The text discusses pervasive fear in society over war, economic cost, and political outcomes. It laments the drain of resources, loss of gold reserves, and depreciating currency while noting civil liberties remain guarded. It compares public fear to authoritarian excess and urges resilience and continued effort.
Retire Senior Employee Then Bring Him Back as Consultant
A reader proposes handling a 65 year old employee by retiring him on schedule with watch and pension, then rehiring as a retained consultant to the company president. Set a monthly retainer large enough to deter competition and time the return to avoid upsetting staff.
Beyond Rationalism Inexplicable events and ESP anecdotes
The author questions parapsychology and ESP despite low belief levels, citing a Duke University survey. He recounts three personal, mystifying episodes with Cayce of Virginia Beach, his father and his mother, including visions, a vanished light, and a mother's death preceded by a call heard by a relative.
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Duke University
American Psychological Association
Virginia Beach
Cayce
New Orleans
Faye
Margaret
Johnny
Momma
Monmouth Memorial Center
John
Joel Feldman
Ramp Festival Dares Secretaries to Taste Local Ramp
In Cosby Tennessee a ramp festival pokes fun at officials who avoid the odor of ramps. The piece notes secretary of bing stride refrains from tasting, referencing Harry Truman’s 1955 avoidance. The column queries Cosby residents’ appeal of a plant billed as a leek cousin with strong scent.
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Bing Stride
Cosby Tenn
Harry Truman
Cosby
Tenn
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