Forgery Network Exposed by CIA Testimony in Congress
CIA official Richard Helms testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee about 32 forged documents over four years and reports of more under investigation. The forged papers included signatures of officials such as the late Dulles and appeared to originate in the Kremlin to disrupt Western unity.
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Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
State Dulles
Kremlin
Washington
Richard Helms
CIA
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Rome
Il Paese
Pravda
France
United States
Helms
Dulles
U.S
Selden Chapin
Iran
Sugar in the Jar Metaphor Sparks Goldwater Welfare Debate
Barry Goldwater argues against welfare staters by likening federal aid to a sugar filled jar that traps the hand once grasped. He claims socialism promises heaven on earth but fails, noting prior experiments in America that did not work.
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America
Maud
Welfare Staters Promise Free Goods Provokes Debate
A political screed argues against welfare for all, recalling the Plymouth Colony experiment under Governor Bradford. It warns that rewards without work destroy production incentives and compares government taxes to bait used by socialists to trap free men.
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Bradford
Pickets as a window into mass psychology and propaganda
The piece analyzes political pickets as symbols of an irritable era and examines how demonstrations at embassies and in free nations reveal mass gullibility and propaganda tactics. It notes the contrast with Moscow protests and questions the limits of public dissent under authoritarian rule.
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United Nations
United States
Free Countries
White House
Moscow
Kremlin
Peiping
Tibet
Exiles appeal to Pope over Castro cemetery desecration
Cuban exiles in Miami petition Pope John XIII to intervene as Havana officials seize and strip graves in Colon cemetery. They warn the communist regime aims to loot tombs and bury the dead in mass graves, while many plot owners fled Cuba and face risk if they return.
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Miami
John XIII
Castro
Colon Cemetery
Havana
Cuba
Castro Adds Grave Robbing To Many Talents
A curious column mixes World War II air force production with golf lore and a satirical movie reel. The piece references grave robbing, Red China in UN debates, and a TV show naming contest, following a string of humorous anecdotes and political jabs.
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Castro
David Susskind
Frank Sinatra
Lee DeForrest
Shrimp Fisherman Blames Army for Boat Crush by Tank
Richard Wright says a Centurion tank inadvertently ran over and crushed his boat after he beached it. In separate notes, Stephen Parker a 15 year old pupil was expelled Friday for spiking the school pudding with whisky at a Northampton school.
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Formby
England
UPI
Richard Wright
Northampton
Stephen Parker
Ted Kennedy Showtime Husband of the Year?
In a humorous column, the writer jokes that Edward M Kennedy would win husband of the year for his potential involvement in his second child’s birth. He quips about husbands sleeping through labor and proposes letting fathers sleep through birthing, with reminiscences of hospital visits and a penguin analogy.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Boston
Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Fellows
Hoffa’s anti Communism stance and Hawaii sequel
Article recalls James Riddle Hoffa’s 1958 pledge to fight Communism and notes mutual aid pacts with Communist dominated unions. It reports Hawaii appointing Koji Ariyoshi as editor for the state union paper and cites a 1953 Hawaii Commission report on Ariyoshi’s past with Chinese Communists. On June 17, 1953, after 32 weeks.
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Harry Bridges
Hawaii
Teamster
Koji Ariyoshi
Hawaii Commission On Subversive Affairs
Ariyoshi
Far East
OWI
Reader Protest Over School Board Meeting Coverage
A reader faintly contesting Sept 28 coverage of the school board candidates meeting says candidate statements were misquoted, omitted, or misrepresented. The letter alleges inaccuracy and edits by someone not present at the event.
Hoffa Fights Communism In Peculiar Ways
Ariyoshi, editor and publisher of the Honolulu Record, faced trial under the Smith Act and was later reversed after a Supreme Court ruling. The Senate subcommittee linked the Honolulu Record to Hawaii’s Communist Party activity, noting Ariyoshi’s roles and editorial slant favoring the Soviet Union and Red movements abroad.
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Ariyoshi
United States
Supreme Court
Yates
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
China
Spotlight On
Islands
Honolulu Record
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Honolulu
Communist Party of Hawaii
Hawaii
Communist Party
Koji Ariyoshi
Teamsters
Record
House UN- American Activities Committee
Soviet Union
Communist Party of the
U.S
Philippines
Greece
France
Turkey
World at Large by Interlands Weather Brief
Low tonight expected at 50 degrees with a high of 68 tomorrow. A slight radiation increase of two to three percent predicted. Nighty-night to readers as the update closes.
Paris Notebook: De Gaulle Faces Algerian Crisis
Ralph McGill reports from Paris on political instability over Algeria. Mendes France warns of civil war as unions threaten a nationwide strike and OAS fears shape a brewing rightist coup. Gaulle remains respected though prospects of an interim regime loom amid economic strains.
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Seine
Louvre
Champs Elysses
Notre Dame
France
General de Gaulle
Pierre Mendes- France
Mendes-France
OAS
Hitler
Mussolini
Algeria
de Gaulle
North Africa
United States
NATO
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
De Gaulle Faces Tough Battle In Algeria
The article portrays President de Gaulle's confidence despite Algeria’s revolt and hints at an OAS threat seeking to seize control in Paris. It notes potential consequences for NATO policy and U S foreign relations amid European political instability.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
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