Five more Jewish leaders ousted as Soviet closes synagogues
Washington report confirms Soviet removals of lay chairmen in five republic capitals and shuttered synagogues in numerous cities as Moscow campaigns to curb Jewish communal life. Tass verified three Leningrad leaders jailed in October and Moscow lay leaders on trial.
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JFK Has A Reserve Tiger By The Tail
Letters from readers protest military mobilization policies and the draft during the Vietnam era, noting long service, lost education funds, and reduced deferments. The piece features quotes from the public about soldiers shifted from civilian life to guarding readiness and the Pentagon’s shifting stance on releases and exemptions.
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Eee Rose Defense
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Herald Tribune News
Fort Lewis
Morales
Reservists' displeasure echoed in Berlin crisis letters
A May 1962 HTNS roundup collects letters from reservists and affiliates reacting to Kennedy admin calls and Berlin tensions. Respondents, including an insurance man, a young father, Brigham Young University student, sergeant, and Navy reserve commander, urge clearer rationale, questioning drafts, rotations, and duties while stressing willingness to serve when properly motivated.
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Warren Rogers Jr
HTNS
Rogers Mail
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Schenectady
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Fort Devens
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Sutherland Wins Huge Met Ovation
Joan Sutherland, amid criticism of Callas era, earned one of Met Opera's longest ovations after her Donizetti mad scene performance. The Australian soprano’s climax featured a standing ovation lasting about 20 minutes as she delivered a high E flat, with critics noting the contrast to Callas. The audience voiced strong support despite surrounding controversy and reports of a strained production and audience mood.
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UPI
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Maria Callas
Metropolitan Opera
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Met
Metropolitan
Nellie Melba
Marjorie
Lawrence
Miss Sutherland
Donizetti
Donna Assoluta
Callas
Renata
Fort Tebaldi
Birgit Nilsson
Leontyne
Kennedy rebuffs Adenauer on NATO nuclear role plea
President Kennedy rejects Konrad Adenauer's push for NATO to be a nuclear power. Western diplomats expect little surge in Berlin moves soon as the wall's erection dampens urgency for a free-demilitarized Berlin. Gen. Lucius Clay headlines German discussions over Aug. 13 Berlin actions.
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Clay
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Gromyko
Dentist Ronald J Michaels Opens New Office
Ronald J Michaels D D S announces the opening of his general dentistry practice on November 27 1961. The new office will provide comprehensive dental care to the local community.
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Wishes
Kekkonen says no secret red deals amid Soviet pressure
Finnish President Kekkonen declared no secret agreements exist with the Soviet Union as he pursues Finland's neutral and independent foreign policy. He urged unity behind Finland’s line on treaty rights while noting Moscow aims to influence Finnish politics and security concerns.
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Social Democratic Party
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HTNS
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Novosibirsk
Siberia
Khrush-Finnish
Russia
F Trhland
Moscow
Iits
Finland
Ents
Olavi Honka
Volunt
Friend
Dece
Hell
Pri
Lus
Kekkanen
Mier Khrushchev
Labor Aide Urges Union Drive Against Restrictions
New York based report by Sol Barkin of the Textile Workers Union of America warns that government limits on unions threaten American democracy. He prescribes a five point program to revive union vitality, restructure organizing, and align labor with public policy to boost collective bargaining and social ideals.
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HTNS
Sol Barkin
Textile Workers Union of America
Barkin
Impage
Barkins
CIO
Mnit
De Gaulle Leaves London After Informal Weekend
French President Charles de Gaulle departed London after an informal weekend with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan at Birch Grove. The talks yielded no communique and offered few concrete decisions on Britain’s entry to the common market or Berlin negotiations.
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HTNL
Meade
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Birch Grove
Britain
Gen. de Gaulle
Macmillan
Berlin
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Relief for aging colon constipation with new laxative claim
Advertisement touts Coronaip and Colonaid as three way relief for constipation due to aging colon. It claims Corona prevents dry hardened waste, Colonaid tones colon muscles, and a third action stimulates mass movement. Also promotes Cotonamp as safe overnight relief for expectant mothers. Introductory price 43 cents.
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