Western ideas in Soviet economy spark debate on Libermanism
Editorials note Pravda's discussion of self regulating Libermanism and Western styled incentives. The piece cites profit motives bonuses taxes flexible pricing and interest on capital as paths toward faster turnover and technical progress. It invites scholars and officials to comment, suggesting possible common ground with the West if such reforms materialize.
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Horace Greeley
Pravda
Communist Party
Yevsey G. Liberman
Pravada
Soviet Union
West
Kilgallen Questions Warren Report Leaks
Dorothy Kilgallen notes repeated leaks of the Warren Commission report on the JFK assassination. She questions who has possession of the full text and when the government will release it officially, amid publishing plans and security considerations. The piece ponders timing after the Democratic National Convention or the November election.
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Warren Commission
Dorothy Kilgallen
Carpetbagger in New York shapes Democratic views on Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune notes Democratic politicians increasingly favor Attorney General Kennedy for U.S. Senate in New York citing name value and political advantage. Critics warn of an outsider taking over state politics, clashing with tradition and local self-esteem, while Kennedy’s residency remains a contentious issue. The piece reflects era intrigue and the notion of interloper influence in party dynamics.
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New York Herald Tribune
Kennedy
New York
Massachusetts
Congress
Albany
Bobby Kennedy
Bheast
Hello Bob Goodnight David and the Rainmaker Musings
Columnist Dave Felts muses on radio greetings like Hello Dolly and the CBS cadence. He notes drought woes, songs revived across decades, a new book The Golden Age of American Popular Music, mixed book reviews, and editor Creed Black joining Chicago Daily News as managing editor.
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Dolly
Retirf
CBS
Bob Traut
Roger Mudd
David
Hello
Isls
Mitch Miller
Punk & Wagnalls
David Wen
Ewen
Sister
Maria
Queen of Love & Beauty
Chicago Daily News
Creed Black
National Conference of
Chicaca Sun
Nashville
Seear
Savannah, Ga
News-Press
Stars & Stripes Scalfar
Reficence Remains GOP Unity Effort Guided by Eisenhower
The article notes a symbolic top unity within the GOP as Eisenhower endorses Goldwater Miller and the ticket while urging moderates to align. It cites Romney reluctance, Rockefeller doubts, Lodge departure, and factions in the Senate and House. The meeting in Hershey, lasted nearly three hours, with fourteen governors present and a sober, secretive mood.
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Joseph A. Loftus
New York Times
Hershey
Isenhower
Barry Goldwater
William J. Miller
Goldwater
Romney
Michigan
Miller
Eisenhower
Nixon
Scranton
President Sukarno's Popularity Examined in Jakarta
A traveling AP report notes heavy security around President Sukarno as he moves through Jakarta. It highlights his longevity since 1945, lack of open opposition, government control of media, and mixed views among Indonesians about his leadership.
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Edwin
Associated Press
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Ussort
Tjakarabirawa Regiment
Radio Malaysia
Fragmentary 1940s Echoes in a Distant Vacation Tone
The passage blends wartime glimpses and idle musings from various places. It mentions the Gulf of Tonkin and Cyprus, a misquoted Guns of August reference to 194, a Pioneer Woman by a descendant, and a cool Wisconsin night. It also notes Wall imagery and concerns about a brown lawn.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Cyprus
Slum Riots Show Failure Of Society
Ralph McGill argues the church has largely failed to lead in racial crises, noting police overreach and outcasts in slums, with Harlem and Jersey City riots tracing to arrests and poverty. He urges modern CCC-style youth programs and housing reform to address root causes.
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Ralph McGill
Christian Church In
America
Paul
God
Uncle Tom
Martin Luther King
Harlem
Rochester
Brooklyn
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Jersey City
Alaska
National Guard
Atlanta
Richmond
San Francisco
CCC
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