Case Of Dutch In Indonesia Cited NATO A Shield But No Positive Program
In a critique of NATO and Western unity, the author argues Western Europe faces a shared problem over Indonesian treatment of Western nationals displaced from the Dutch East Indies. He questions whether NATO can act to secure safe departure and fair consideration, noting Britain’s Macmillan shifts focus toward expansion and away from bases. The piece warns that Indonesia’s actions affect European interests and calls for a collective Western response.
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Joseph C. Harsch
The
Christian Science Monitor
Indonesia
Western Europe
Netherlands
Europe
Holland
Harold Macmillan
NATO
Commonwealth
Moscow
Middle
Far East
Turkey
Egypt
Paris In The Winter And The NATO Dilemma
The piece argues that Moscow could gain influence in the Middle and Far East by nonmilitary means unless Western powers act. Europe seeks a stronger NATO role, easier Washington Europe trade, shared science, and a Western economic push to fight poverty. compromise is possible if Europe gains a credible security and a political component.
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Moscow
Middle
Far East
Western Europe
NATO
Washington
Middle East
One More Push In Marion United Fund Drive
Marion United Fund is $900 short of its $22 923 goal. Campaigns in Herrin and other towns have reached theirs and Marion hopes to follow suit. An official said we can get the rest and we will. Citizens are urged to contribute to push the drive over the top.
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Marion United Fund
Herrin
Marion
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
Annes Sibee
Michian Boulevard
Michigan Boulevard
Boul Mish
Williamson
Lou Carter
Perry Como
Mike Wallace
California
New York
Indonesia Faces Core Threat as Communists Rise
The piece warns that amid uprisings against Dutch rule in Indonesia the Communist influence could grow in government and industry. Sukarno’s regime struggles to maintain loyalty, while dissidents seek autonomy, unions seize Dutch assets, and West New Guinea remains disputed.
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Republic of Indonesia
Indonesia
Jakarta
Java
Sukarno
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Sumatra
East Sera
Dr. Hatta
Ali Sastroamidjojo
United Nations
Beck Found Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
A Seattle Superior Court jury found Dave Beck guilty of grand larceny for selling a union owned Cadillac. The 12 day trial centered on a $1900 transaction amid Beck's public exposure before the McClellan committee. Beck, 63, faces tax evasion charges and has invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Cadillac
Beck
McClellan Committee
Senate
Illinois Tax Multipliers Under Scrutiny Prompt Protests
State Revenue Director Richard Lyons says about 80 of 102 Illinois counties face tentative high multipliers that could be cut after protests. Officials warn against using the multiplier to intimidate while urging counties to cooperate for fair tax assessments.
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Illinois
State Revenue Department
Richard Lyons
Lyons
Revenue Department
Gentlemen pronunciation in radio and TV column
David Felts comments on how broadcasters mispronounce the word Gentlemen in opening remarks and show introductions. He cites Lawrence Welk Red Skelton and Dor o thy Kilgalen as poor examples while praising John Daley for clear enunciation. The note also mentions holiday greetings and a Civil War book reviewed from Col. G F R Ferguson via Jay Lavans, published by University of Chicago Press.
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Jenmun
Jenle-mun
Jemmun
Jentmun
Lawrence Welk
Red Skelton
Dinah Shore
Dorothy Kilgalen
Ed Sullivan
Kilgalen
Sullivan
Jay Lavans
G. F. R. Ferguson
Stonewall Jackson
University of Chicago Press
Best selling Please Don't Eat the Daisies fuels Kerr clan story
Doubleday notes Jean Kerr small book the best seller at 3000 copies daily during Christmas. The Kerrs have four sons and Mrs Kerr laments there are only two of them. Christopher Kerr, 12, wrote an early review calling the book humorous yet exaggerated to the point of flat lies.
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Doubleday
Jean Kerr
Kerrs
Walter K
New York
Kerr
Christopher
Larchmont
More Power To Gelman- Hurst Woman
A Hurst reader supports Ben Gelman and opposes arson of a house in Carbondale. The letter criticizes burning a home as wasteful and urges using condemned property for any practice, praising the fire department while condemning the act.
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Gelman
Hurst
Carbondale
Ben Gelman
Mr. Swanner
Mr. Gelman
Post Office Improvement Sparks Local Debate
Earl Hood of Carbondale protests against a Middletown Missouri or Des Moines contractor handling Murphysboro post office improvements. He clarifies postal workers bear no blame and urges local politicians to support the community’s concerns in this distressed area.
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Southern Illnoisan
Murphysboro
Middletown
Des Moines
Iowa
Golden Age Echoes In Modern World Says Henry
Thomas R. Henry cites Dr. Caryl P. Haskins arguing civilizations like Pericles age and Elizabethan times shared creative vitality with insecurity. The present era shows physical safety and political stability alongside global anxiety and rapid new ideas shaping a potential universal golden age.
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Thomas R. Henry Washington
Pericles
Greece
Italy
England
Caryl P. Haskins
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Haskins
Carnegie
Russian Appeal is Effective in Push for Peace
The column critiques the State Department's dismissal of the Soviet note as propaganda and argues the Bulg vad note offers concrete proposals. It lists six points including a NATO Warsaw Pact security pact, US USSR treaty, expanded trade, coexistence principles, limited nuclear tests, and non use of thermonuclear weapons on German soil, warning that refusal to negotiate risks future war.
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State Department
United Nations
Russia
NATO
Warsaw Pact
U.S
U.S.S.R
West Germany
United States
Rip Van Winkle Starts To Stir Carbondale
Carbondale residents awaken to criticism of poor street lighting congested traffic dirty alleys and rundown mismanaged downtown conditions. The speaker hopes active citizen action will lead to further improvements.
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Carbondale
Rip van Winkle
Slums vs Progress In Carbondale Fire Fight Debate
Ben Gelman argues balanced progress in Southern Illinois by contrasting a new SIU housing project and a fire fight demonstration with the demolition of old Carbondale homes. He notes high fire calls, costs of moving houses, insurance limits, and urges community effort to bridge gaps between the new and the old.
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Galbraith
Southern Illinois
Ite
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