Debates Erupt Over U S Teacher Training Methods
An interview with Yale President Aitney Griswold and Center head Robert Hutchins targets how American secondary teachers are trained. They attack pedagogy standards and fault state certification while criticizing the National Education Association and the role of families churches and colleges in shaping education.
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Aitney Griswold
Yale University
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Center
Washington
Dr. Griswold
Li Arts
Christmas Faith in Freedom and Peace Amid War Fears
A meditation on Christmas as a festival of peace in a world facing war and atomic threat. The piece links reverence for life and individual souls to the American choice for freedom, affirming faith to guide the season and its star.
Barry Goldwater The Fascist Revival Inside Birchsociety Pamphlet
A 47 page pamphlet titled The Fascist Revival inside the John Birch Society is described with a front cover in flaming red and a price noted. The item highlights Goldwater related material and a critical view of the Birch Society.
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John Birch Society
Schlasens
Pam
Misquotes and pamphlet on Birch Society sparks editor’s critique
A column condemns misquotation and extremist rhetoric in a 47 page Communist Party pamphlet titled The Fascist Revival. The author decries violence in the pamphlet, calls the Birchers an extremist group, and urges disclosure of the publisher and author amid Kennedy era concerns.
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Birch Society
Kennedy
John Birchers
The
Fac
the Foll
William Z. Foster
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
U.S.A
Committee On the Judiciary
United States Senate
Congress
Goebbels
United States
Communist Party of the
John Birch Society
Mike Newberry
Berlin Wall and Soldier Shortfall Fray the Cold Front
Bob Considine reports on Berlin where Americans see reduced war odds since the wall's erection. East Berlin's population declines as Bonn offers incentives to firms to relocate. Global trust strains grow with Ulbricht's move and CIA misreads blamed for early warnings.
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Beriin
Berlin
Bonn
West Germany
Lucas D. Clay
Kennedy
Johnson
Walter Ulbricht
Khresichev
Soviet Union
Ulbricht
East Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
Berlin Wall Elevates West Berlin Security Stakes
A German diplomat warns the Berlin crisis grows more dangerous than Congo or Vietnam as U S and Soviet leaders back themselves into corners. West Berlin remains crowded with shoppers while behind the front, Western officials brace for a possible armed clash and a strategic response.
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Berlin
Congo
Vietnam
United States
Soviet Union
Dr Ashe’s Nine Years Leading Scottsdale Schools Cited
Community editor lauds Dr. Ashe for healing a divided system after a recall. Under his quiet leadership the district expanded from one high school to three and from one grammar school to fifteen, with improved academics earning national recognition and a Fulbright grant.
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Dr. Ashe
Scottsdale
Our
One Grammar
Ashe
Fullbright
G. Leroy Gaintner
Kennedy cites progress alliance prompt reform
In Bogota Kennedy says industrialists and landowners are ready to admit past mistakes and accept new responsibilities under the Alliance for Progress. In Washington Reuther asserts drug prices are excessive due to waste collusion and monopoly.
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Bogota
Colombia
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Washington
Walter Reuther
Presidential burden on nuclear tests in space debated
Ralph McGill argues the president faces the hardest duties, from youth fitness to deciding on space nuclear tests. He notes the need for careful evidence and warns about safety, fallout, and world opinion as Khrushchev pressures the issue. The piece frames the presidency as splen did misery in facing dire national choices.
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United States
Jefferson
Nuclear Tests and War Timelines Surface in Presidential Briefing
A presidential briefing analyzes how nuclear tests affect communications and radar systems. It considers Soviet megaton bombs and the potential to disrupt radio networks across hundreds of miles, plus the strategic impact on Vietnam decisions and political integrity.
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U.S
Pacific
Viet Nam
California muckraker Wolfe attacks press distortions
Fulton Lewis profiles Burton H. Wolfe a California newsman who rails against big business and HUAC while defending honest journalism. In The Californian December issue he targets a reporter who wrote about Archie Brown a San Francisco Board of Supervisors candidate with alleged Communist ties.
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Washington
Burton H. Wolfe
California
Lincoln Steffens
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Capital Punishment
Big Business
American Press
The
Californian
Wolfe
Archie Brown
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Brown’s role questioned over International Brigade title
The San Francisco Post reports a dispute over Archie Brown’s World War II role with the International Brigade. Editor Wolfe disputes a reporter’s claim that Brown held the title Political Commissar for Company 1, Battalion 58 in 1938, citing a Barcelona issue listing him as Political Commissar, Co. 1, Batt. 58.
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Wolfe
Brown
International Brigade
Soldier Brown
Archie Brown
58Th
Volunteer For Liberty
Barcelona
Pain
San Francisco
Twist Marathon Ties Up Hollywood Intersection
Police report a traffic jam at Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street caused by spectators watching six to seven deep as three couples perform a twist marathon in the street. Nearby towns see name change and other oddities in separate briefs from UPI.
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Hollywood
UPI
Hollywood Boulevard
Vine Street
Right to Rule in Declaration Stated as Consent of the Governed
The Declaration of Independence asserts that legitimate government derives its authority from the consent of the governed. This principle emphasizes popular sovereignty and government by the people.
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