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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

9

The New Militants Extremise Groups From the 1930s

A survey notes a surge of militant groups in the 1930s and contrasts it with today’s Cold War era tensions. It traces figures such as Polley, Pelley, Coughlin, and the Birch Society, outlining their anti Semitism, fascist leanings, and aims while describing the era’s domestic anxieties and the rise of fascism abroad.

Jana Astrology Polley Christian Party Robert Welch The John Birch Society Pelley Houston Chronicle United States Saul Friedman Free Silver Party Father Coughlin Gerald L. K. Smith Bund Mr. Friedman Welch Hitler Mussolini William Dudley Pel Indiana Noblesville Asheville N.C America Germany Christian American Fatriars Liberation Jules Lah Associated Press Rockwell Shreveport Coughti Pelley Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith Huey Long Ling Kingfish White House Coughlin Aland Lawrence Dennis Elizabeth Oil

Hungarians Lift Ban on U S Diplomats in Budapest

Washington reports the Hungarian government has lifted travel restrictions for American diplomats in Budapest effective July 1 1959. No special permit needed for trips beyond a 25 mile radius from the city center though Communist authorities must be notified in advance. In 1959 Hungary imposed limits and the United States reciprocated restricting Hungarian diplomats in Washington and at the United Nations within 25 miles.

Washington Budapest United States U. S U.S State Department United Nations

Former Queen Marie of Yugoslavia Dies in Exile

Former Queen Marie of Yugoslavia died Thursday after a prolonged illness. The Yugoslav royal dynasty was toppled by Marshal Tito in 1945, leaving her eldest son Peter as king in exile.

Marie Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Peter

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