Weighing Communist China’s UN Admission and Taiwan’s Role
The piece argues that admitting Red China to the UN is likely, but it should not require expelling Chiang Kai-shek’s Taiwan regime. It notes the Taiwan government represents about 12 million people and aligns with UN Charter values, while Peking demands restoration of UN rights and expulsion of the Nationalists before any invitation. It urges UN members to allow both and questions a forced expulsion as a condition for membership.
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China
United Nations
General Assembly
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Peking
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Arthur R Hoch 71 longtime Sears executive dies in Elyria
Arthur R Hoch died at 71 after a career with Sears Roebuck and Co spanning 39 years. He joined Sears in 1915 in Chicago, rose to inventory controller, helped develop the retail system, and moved to Elyria in 1945 as local store manager. He was active in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Arthur R. Hoch
Elyria
Mr. Hoch
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Army Air Corps
Sears
Chicago
Hoch
Shoplifting Rise Cited By FBI Leader In Bulletin
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin that Christmas season sees more shoplifting with big losses. Shoplifters use fake boxes bags purses and coats. 181473 cases last year valued near 3 million dollars. Merchants should stay vigilant crowded stores elevate theft costs to consumers.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
Legal Fight Over Obscenity Falls To Parents
A Midwest clergyman argues that proving written obscenity is nearly impossible and that efforts to curb smut hinge on parental responsibility. He cites Joyce v Woolsey and Ulysses as precedents and contends legality favors readers until parents act.
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Midwest
Smut
Ulysses
James Joyce
Europe
Random House
New York
Morris Ernst
John M. Woolsey
Joyce
Cecil B. DeMille
Chronicle Telegram Dec 3 1965 Elyria Ohio Classifieds
Historic Elyria newspaper fragment from The Chronicle Telegram dated Friday December 3 1965 lists staff roles at Lorain County Printing Publishing Co including Edward H Murphy publisher and officers Schoepfie Budnuty and others.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Rovert C. Barton Weau
Bene Gerber
M. Guild
Edward H. Murphy
Ts Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Schoepfie
Arthur D. Budnuty
Feighan Campaign Stalemate Frustrates Ohio Opponents
Washington insiders report backstage moves over Michael Feighan of Cleveland as rivals struggle to field a united opposition. Jimmy Hoffa backed Feighan with union money, while Bert Porter nudges Bob Sweeney toward a gubernatorial bid or a third Sweeney in the race. Humphrey weighs in after talks with Porter, leaving Feighan positioned to win if rivals split.
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Humphrey
Ohio
Bert Porter
Michael Feighan
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Johnson
Kennedy
Feighan
Jimmy Hoffa
House Judiciary Committee
Bobby Kennedy
Hoffa
Mott
Bob Sweeney
Porter
Sweeney
Michael A Sweeney
Michael Sweeney
Tom Vail
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vail
HHH
Wallace the first peacenik and his wartime misgivings
The piece reflects on Henry Wallace as the early peacenik whose 1940s plans for an international air force to bomb aggressors were starkly criticised. It recalls his Harrisburg speech, the 1948 Progressive Party alignment with Paul Robeson, and a warning against leftist pacifism, urging readers to study his example.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Bill Buckley
Wallace
Army Air Combat Intelligence School
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hitler
Berlin
Progressive Party
Baltic
Balkans
USA
Russia
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Paul Robeson
Ruritania criticizes US bridge building in exile group clash
Foreign Minister denounces Washington for pressuring Brutus Coste out as secretary-general of the Assembly of Captive European Nations. He argues the exiles reject US policy aims and warns that aid and diplomacy must not erode Polish Czechoslovak freedoms or fuel Soviet gains.
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US State Department
Washington
Brutus Coste
The
Assembly of Captive European Nations
Brutus
Romania
Assembly of
Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
U.S. State Department
Johnson
Europe
U.S
Dean Rusk
Warsaw
Bruius Coste
Radio Free Europe Boys
State Department
Coste
Assembly
Moscow
Berlin Wall
Grandpappy Phrase Shifts To Bird Feeders This Season
The saying that's old fashioned may reference bird feed and feeders as spring approaches. It hints at a growing interest in backyard birds and related supplies.
Keating Victory Underscores GOP Center in New York
The Free Society Association criticized last month’s results as fact-light and pessimistic about the GOP. Kenneth Keating won a sweeping statewide verdict for the New York Court of Appeals, carrying New York City and all counties except Albany, boosting GOP leverage in the Senate and local offices, challenging Liberal Party assumptions. Denison Kitchel questions Lindsay and Specter gains, while Keating’s outcome shows traditional Republicans can win statewide with centrist stance.
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Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
Kenneth Keating
New York State
Court of Appeals
Albany
State
Senate
Assembly
Denison Kitchel
The
John Lindsay
New York
Arlen Specter
Philadelphia
Keating
Free Society
ADA
New York City
Lindsay
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