Khrushchev’s Berlin plan risks war and Western resolve
The piece argues West Berlin as a flashpoint to halt Communist expansion. It cites Khrushchev’s Vienna memorandum and Berlin pressures, urging Allied unity and concrete military plans to maintain West Berlin and open lines to free Germany, warning of a clash between war and a Western city.
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GOP Freshmen Show Promise Under Miller Push
GOP Chairman Bill Miller tells leaders to recruit young vigorous candidates for 1962 and 1964 races. He wins support from Nixon Goldwater and Rockefeller. Miller led a 1961 62 campaign that added 22 GOP seats and 40 newcomers to Congress.
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Federal Aid Buys Security Like That In Russia
Arizona educators split on federal aid to education with strong backing from NBA state president Deetey Ray Doyle who argues aid is essential. The piece notes freshmen lawmakers viewed as potential 1962 64 candidates including Morse and Dominick and outlines Indiana Don Bruce and Pennsylvania William Scranton as rising GOP figures amid a national political shift.
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Frankfurter Votes Conservative By George Sokolsky
After 11 years Justice Felix Frankfurter's decision upholds the Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950. The order alters the status of the Communist party and individuals with sanctions including ineligibility for government jobs and passports. The Communist party may seek a stay and re hearing, with further delays possible before final action.
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Secret Communist Strategist Charged With Influencing Supreme Court Fight
Victor Riesel reports on a covert, high level Communist legal strategist guiding Section U.S.A. against the Supreme Court ruling. He warns that Section One sanctions could expose underground networks, bar party members from defense jobs, unions, and government work, and restrict travel, forcing a strategic infiltration over outright membership. The piece portrays party leaders fearing enforcement and shift to infiltrate key positions.
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Parting Shots on Riches and Lost Childhood Dreams
A reflection on wealth and happiness from a billionaire. The piece questions myths about millionaire misery and recalls past childhood dreams of becoming a fireman or airplane pilot rather than pursuing space-age fantasies.
Columns and the public memory of a columnist
Washington columnist Richard Nixon faces harsh reader scrutiny while William 8. Wht notes that newspapers preserve his words in public memory. The piece argues a column is fragile yet cemented once printed, inviting exact scrutiny a decade later.
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The Queen Bee Leads a Seasonal Swarm Rite
In late spring bees prepare for a annual exodus as the queen and workers abandon the hive to form a new city. Scouting flights, wax cell building, and royal cell creation precede the flight as drones, queens, and workers join in a perilous, dance filled migration. The old queen rules to break rivals and the swarm settles to establish new homes before winter.
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