Red China a Great Machine Fueled With Hate
The Associated Press report surveys Maoist China from 1949 to a looming era, noting the regime’s anti US propaganda, vast militia talk, and harsh social conditions. A traveling observer recalls burned eyes, hunger, broken distribution, rationing, and a lack of love amid rigid commune life and state control.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
Tokyo
Mao Tzetung
People's Republic of China
Asia
Americas
Korea
Tibet
Mao
Baghdad
New Delhi
Guinea
Afghanistan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U. S
United Nations
China
United States
Peiping
Death Penalty Debate Hits Parliament In Canada
Toronto Globe and Mail reports a heated debate at Parliament's last session over abolition. Government plans and two private member bills seek varied approaches, with public opinion leaning toward ending capital punishment as a relic of the past. The piece notes a science aside about why a chicken crosses the road, adding a lighter touch.
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Toronto Globe & Mall
Britain
House of Commons
Canada
Foundations and University Grants Concentrate Funds
Editorial discusses rising foundation gifts to colleges and universities, noting benefits and problems. It cites Dr James L Zwingle and a Washington meeting of the American Association of Land Grant Colleges, reviews matching grants and endowments, and highlights the growth and distribution of foundations with overall impact on arts and sciences and research.
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David Felts
Lindsay-Schaub
Washington
American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities
Division of Arts and Sciences
Foundations
James L. Zwingle
Cornell University
First Psychiatrist In Job Dr Getty Is Good Choice For State Post
Gov Elect Kerner selects Dr Francis Joseph Getty as director of the Illinois Department of Public Welfare, the first psychiatrist to head the agency. Getty plans tenure safeguards, study committees, and a staged use of $150 million in bond funds while continuing clinical work and Hinsdale residence. He aims to balance board guidance with expert input and shift administrative control away from politics.
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T. Banton
Otto L. Bettag
Gerty
Hinsdale
David D. Henry
University of Ilinois
Clingis
Dr. Gerty
Ilinois
Board of Public Welfare Commissioners
Illinois
Mlinois
University of Illngis Medical Center
Chicago
Galesburg Research Hospital
Ettin State Hospital
State of Illnis
State Office
Springfield
Rerner
Presbyterian—St. Luke's Hospital
Who Is Soviet Mark Twain in U S Debate
The New York Times notes the Soviet Union praising Mark Twain on his 125th birthday as a sharp critic of American democracy. It discusses limits on naming funders, the impact of foundations on universities, and suggests universities build grantsClear a clearing house and reserve matching funds to attract foundation support while maintaining budgets.
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New York Times
Soviet Union
Mark Twain
Mark
Kremlin
H. L. Mencken
Sinclair Lewis
Peter Finley Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Will Rogers
Barnum
Charity
Emelty
Barzun
Washington
Foundaions
Zwingle
Bretheren
Traffic clash over Route 66 lane expansion
A Chicago to Springfield traffic dispute sparks debate on triple-laning Route 66 amid civic figures. Meanwhile in Atlanta, a business-suited citizen stands out amid hooded Ku Kluxers and bell-ringing Santa Clauses, reflecting tense public conduct.
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Chicago
Springfield
Atlanta
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Red
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Japan
Eczama
U.S
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House of Intellect
Columbia University
Jacques Barzun
Harper's
University of
Dr. Getty
Frederick W. Slobe
M.D
L.trimble ‘Steinbreeder
Francis Erty
Antietam
Gettysburg
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