Supreme Court gambles with Smith and McCarran acts
The court sustains constitutionality of both the Smith Act and the McCarran Act while leaving key enforcement questions unresolved. It upholds knowledge of Communist membership as a crime yet defers on compelled registration and self incrimination issues, suggesting cautious revival of enforcement prospects.
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McCarran
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Supreme Court
Junius Irving Scales
John F. Noto
Noto
Voice Of Sarasota Readers Urge Anti Communism Quest
A Sarasota News reader urges a national editor quest to identify liberal and progressive influencers amid communist infiltration concerns. The letter proposes American Legion leadership, tapes, films, and public talks, plus mass meetings to counter subversion and promote truth. The writer praises coverage of the Sarasota Bridge Tournament and thanks contributors.
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Billy James Harris
America
Harris
Wfla-Fm
Jack Langford
U.S. Navy
Victor Fox
Billy J. Hargis
Agony in the Joints Washington and McNamara clash
A veteran observer reports deep tensions in Washington as Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara clashes with the Joint Chiefs over civilian control. Generals accuse egghead advisers of hindering operations while leaning on theory. The piece notes Plato and Ayub Khan quotes to illustrate the clash.
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Spain
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Truman
Louis Johnson
Charlie
Ike
Thomas 8. Gates
Gates
Parents Not TV Breed Juvenile Delinquents
George E. Sokols ky argues that TV is not to blame for juvenile delinquency. He asserts parents shape behavior, condemns child suing, gossip columns, and permissive culture, and favors more educated discourse over television violence. He cites Have Gun Will Travel and Beatnik scenes as preferable diversions.
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George E. Sokolsky
Jessie James
Gyp the Blood
You
Kennedy seeks bipartisanship in bold cold war stance
President Kennedy aims to clarify U S positions to the nation after Vienna meeting with Khrushchev and to press for broad bipartisan support for stronger national power. He welcomes Republican leader Dirksen into talks and seeks unity on key Cold War steps while avoiding panic.
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Washington
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Congress
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
Mr. Kennedy
White House
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Ilinois
250 Pictures In Arlen Career By Jim Bishop
A portrait of Richard Arlen, famed film star of 41 years, tracing his rise from hockey player and altar boy in St. Paul to Hollywood. The piece notes his early job at the Duluth News Tribune, break with Joe Aller, and doors opened by Quicksand. It covers his Paramount stardom, pay, co star Clara Bow, marriages to Ruth Austin Jobyna Ralston Gy Stafford, and present life with Maggie Kelly Kinsella.
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Richard Arlen
Calfornia
Arlen
Barriscale
Brando
Dick Arien
Richard Mattimore
St. Paul
Matt
Royal Canadian Flying Corps
Duluth News Tribune
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Joe Aller
Aller
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Miss Bow
Ruth Austin
Jobyna Ralston
Maggy Kelly Kinsella
Laguna
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Mary
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