Short-Sighted Policy On Communists In U S
Editorial argues the U S Supreme Court has evolved a sane standard for individuals in the Communist party but wrongly treats the party as a monolithic threat. It notes Holmes 1925 clear and present danger ruling and 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act as overreaching. The piece warns such policy may push more American Marxists toward Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Communist Party
US Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
U.S
Junius Irving Scales
John M. Harlav
Communist Party
Harlan
Moscow
Supreme Court
Role of Smaller Nations in Global Peace Efforts
The text argues that Vienna talks and future summits de emphasize the United Nations, marginalizing smaller nations. It warns that Western trilateralism may sideline the UN while stressing need for minority voices, urging preservation of UN vitality and alliance cooperation with major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United Nations
United States
de Gaulle
Britain
France
Western Alliance
Alliance
Congo aims federal state plan amid unrest and famine
The Leopoldville government seeks to fold Eastern province and Kivu into a 24 state federation while Katanga appears near collapse. Moise Tshombe is jailed as Antoine Gizenga maintains authority in eastern regions. Premier Tea has not chaired parliament since February, as Kasavubu’s faction pushes a centralized federal system amid famine and political jockeying.
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Leopaldivila
Congo
Eastern
Kivu
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
United Nations
Federation
Antoine Gizenga
Kasayuisi
Kasavubu
Joseph Tlea
Teo
How To Curb Sunday Sales
Opinion piece arguing Sunday sales bans are misguided for religious moral problems. It notes U S Supreme Court upholding blue laws in several states and discusses Illinois and Maryland style measures. It urges teaching rest and private example rather than legal compulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Douglas
Milnois House
William G. Stratton
Adlai Stevenson
Rita Kerner
Dave Felts on Bird Watchers and Low-Key Satire
A light column reviews Milton White’s Listen the Red-eyed Vireo and jokes about birders, noting place names near Oxford, Ohio. It shifts to Diana Davis and Shelby Cullom Davis trusts, Wisconsin and Illinois political history, and ends with pop culture notes and the Moonlighters’ Gunslinger ballad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Nash
George Apsey
Milton White
Doubleday
F. B. Modell
Olney Bird Watchers
Author White
Miami University At
Oxford
Ohio
Vogue
Bedouins urged to fold tents in Israel resettlement plan
Israel seeks to move about 22 000 Bedouins from the Negev into planned stone houses and settled centers with water roads and schools. The nomads, historically roaming from Beersheba to the Dead Sea, would swap camel herds for tractors and modern labor, aided by incentives to become citizens.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Israel
Negev
Gaza Strip
Dead Sea
Aqaba
Egypt
Jordan
Jaraelis
Holy Land
Persua
Sion
Shiek
Nomada
Beersheba
Congressmen Question Love Stories in Burma Propaganda
Congressional aides scrutinize USIA Dawn magazine in Burma over a 50 thousand dollar annual cost. Rep Rooney questions impact of a tale of a widower torn from his daughters while officials defend cultural authenticity and potential appeal to Burmese readers, noting Dawn’s large circulation and coverage of education and arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Information Agency
America
U.S
Dawn
USSA
House Appropriations Committee
Neilson
Burma
Rooney
United States
Boston University
Voice of ‘America
Magazine of Modern American Architecture
Jackson County Nursing Home Praised by Carbondale Resident
A Carbondale reader extols the Jackson County Nursing Home as the finest this side of Chicago. The letter thanks the administrator Mr John Chapman and staff for compassionate, orderly care, good food, congenial friends, and dignified service for aging citizens. It quotes President Kennedy on an exciting time and cherishes memories of community support and December roses.
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Carbondale
Kennedy
Iindian
Illusisan
Jackson County Nursing Home
Chicago
Hhe Pierce
St. Louis
Jackson County
John Chapman
Entner
C.elf Howe
Writer Objects To Lowering Crab Orchard Lake
Letter from Herrin reader argues Crab Orchard Lake not cause of floods praising Marion citizen and Kent Keller. It claims water quality issues arise from lake pumping and refutes Dr. Brown and Fish and Wildlife blame. The writer contends lake was meant for industry and recreation, warns lowering water would hurt towns and erode banks.
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Southern
Ulinoisan
Marion
Herrin
Crab Orchard Lake
Carbondale
Kent Keller
Dr. Brown
BJ Brown
Kentucky Lake
Jon
Wallis Brown
One minute lost and found tale from Amelia to Richmond
Ronis and Janet Miller wed in a double ring ceremony in Amelia Virginia. A stray ring vanished after a bay incident. a long search by Melvin Douglas Jordan yielded no result. A year and a half later a cow in Richmond revealed the ring. Deputy Myer’s watch and a last minute inspection led to the discovery in an odd place.
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Amelia
Ronis
Janet Miller
Ronnie
Norfolk
Melvin Douglas Jordan
Richmond
John Myers
Reys
Ajstémneh
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Shelby Cullom Davis
New York
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Shelby M. Cullom
Ilinois
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Shelby M. Cullom Davis
Wayne County
Kentucky
Illinois
U. S. Senate
Illinois Legislture
Senate
Shelby BM. Cullom
Abraham Lincoln
Charles S. Deneen
J. Harn Lewis
Tlinois
Ilihols
Institutions of Higher Learning
John Price Jones Co
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia
George Orwell
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Ted
Carry Back
By David Barnett
NANA
Welter
USTA
Edward R. Murrow
W. Paul Neilson
USIA
Far East
Alice J. Milligan
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