Financial crisis threatens United Nations extinction
The article warns the United Nations faces possible bankruptcy due to delinquent payments led by the Soviet Union and its allies. It notes the U S share dominates the budget and cautions that full U S underwriting could turn the UN into a costly American instrument, undermining its role as a global body.
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World Organization
Soviet Union
Cuba
Red Bloc
Gaza Strip
Congo
United States
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Berlin Issue Shapes Western Europe Ties
Barry Goldwater notes European views on Berlin as a fait accompli with Russia's victory and Khrushchev's tactics. He cites De Gaulle's stance against weakening Germany and argues negotiations now aim to remove Western military power. Europeans fear repeats of past confrontations and warn Berlin remains a pivot.
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Berlin
Mr. K
West Germany
Stalin
de Gaulle
France
Khrushchev
Europe
Germany
Russians Win Point as Wall Rises on World Chessboard
The text notes a Finnish remark about Russian moves aimed at neutralizing Scandinavian countries. It suggests success would remove them from a helpful stance to the ear and mocks negotiations with Mr K, referencing Berlin and a cement wall.
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Mr .K
Italian communists demand autonomy amid Moscow critics
Ralph McGill notes that Italian communists at Moscow meetings pressed for greater autonomy and attacked Khrushchev while defending albanians, signaling broader tensions in Europe. He compares Italy to Poland Albania Yugoslavia and questions how Czechs Hungarians and others view Moscow’s line. The piece frames debates on Marxist Leninist purity and state capitalism critiques.
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Stalin
Red China
Europe
Khrushchev
Poland
Albania
Yugo- Slavia
U.S
China
Italy Comrades Clash Over Khrushchev Line and Stalin Legacy
An Italian affiliated communist faction denounces Stalin and Khrushchev for favoring state capitalism and wage systems. The critique cites Battaglia Communist as arguing the Soviet model betrays Marxist ideals, showcasing a mercantile economy and bureaucratic rule. The piece notes Red China backing the attack and warns Khrushchev faces trouble but urges calm and resolve.
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Moscow
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International Communist Publication
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Mr. K
Italian International Communist
Battaglia Communist
Red China
Ferreting The Reds Defiant Communist Party Held To Secret Acts
The piece declares the US Communist Party did not register as a foreign agent under the 1950 act and will be prosecuted by Attorney General Kennedy. It argues the party operates only to serve Moscow and has forfeited domestic political status by secrecy and subversion.
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United States
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Kremlin
Russia
U.S
Finland’s Resolve Under Soviet Pressure Tests Neutral Stance
Marquis Childs notes Moscow’s threats to Finland push its leaders to unite beyond parties as Moscow seeks bases and military links. Finnish voters face a future shaped by reparations recovery, neutrality policy, and caution over NATO moves while Olavi Honka withdraws to back Kekkonen.
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Childs
NATO
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Geremany
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Urhe K. Kekkonen
Olavi Honka
Kekkonen
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Marx
Sweden’s Neutral Policy Under Pressure from Kremlin Signals
The piece argues Moscow’s rhetoric and military boasts push Sweden toward risk assessments of neutrality. It notes Sweden’s munitions sales to Germany and missile defense purchases, while denying NATO membership talks. it warns EU market dynamics may force neutrals into union, risking Finnish independence and regional stability.
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Germany
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Austria
Switzerland
Adams Bust to Guard Ladies Lounge at Capitol
A Capitol office plans a new female members lounge near the House chamber and will include a marble bust of John Quincy Adams. The room is where Adams died in 1848 and the sofa he lay on may become part of the lounge’s furnishings.
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John Q
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Yonder Hall
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Harry Truman
Marriage counselor cautions against confiding in friends
Wayne County marriage counselor Dr. Katherine B. Greene says troubled couples should not tell best friends for they give wrong advice. In Indianapolis George Cherry laments thieves stole his garage stash a collection of pin-up girl calendars.
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UPI
George Cherry
Bailey accuses Rockefeller redistricting as political larceny
Fulton Lewis notes Democratic National Chairman John Bailey condemns Governor Rockefeller for signing the New York redistricting bill reducing Democratic seats and creating safer Republican seats. He contrasts with quieter reactions to other states where Democrats hinder GOP candidates. The NY map aims near equal population in all 41 districts, unlike California’s wider variance.
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John Bailey
Bailey
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nelson
California
Redistricting Moves Stir Partisan Tension Across States
The piece cites Democratic led redistricting in California Florida Maryland and North Carolina to gain seats and weaken Republican incumbents while noting Missouri and New York cases. It highlights party figures including John Bailey and Gov Faris Bryant and frames the shifts as political larceny.
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Know Your America Question on Declaration Drawer
The answer identifies Thomas Jefferson as the person who drew up the Declaration of Independence.
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