No Alarm 300000 Spies In Western Countries
A conservative drive for alertness against Communist infiltration is urged as Secretary Herter testifies to 300000 spies in 27 Western nations including the United States. The piece cites student demonstrations, House Un-American Activities hearings, and funding from Soviet sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Congress
United States
America
Communist Party
San Francisco
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Gordon H. Scherer
Ohio
California
House of Representatives
House Committee On Un-American
Committee On Un-American Activities
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Scherer
House Committee
Conservative Trend Seen in Nation Says Goldwater Book Review
The piece reviews Barry Goldwater's The Conscience of a Conservative, praising his philosophical, history based conservatism. It notes a rising conservative trend among youth, critiques television politics, compares past Radio Roosevelt era engagement, and comments on Liberals and ticket talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Samuel Rosenman
Robert Sherwood
Adlai Stevenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Iron Hammer rhetoric moves in Japanese labor unions
The piece alleges a five day 1940s closed conference in Peiping where Soviet led Sohyo unions are blamed for infiltration of Japan’s government and industries. It claims American officers aided this, enabling pro Communist unions to control key ministries, transport, and bases, threatening U.S. bases and civil order in Nippon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
World Federation of Trade Unions
Minoru Takano
Tokyo
U.S
Orient
Sohyo
Japan
Nippon
General Council of Japanese Trade Unions
All-Japan Garrison
Sokyo
Judiciary
Water Supply Workers Union
Finance Ministry
Radio Wave Control Agency Workers Union
The
Electric Communications Workers Union
Financial Affairs Bureau Workers Union
Railway Workers Union
Municipal Transportation Workers Union
Local and Municipal Workers Union
Labor Ministry Workers Union
Teachers Union
Printing Agency Workers Union
Friends of
Moscow
Zemo
Private eyes today rely on music not guns
Musician Spike Jones notes detectives can top juke boxes though TV ratings lag. He suggests a keen ear for music is the modern tool for a private eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spike Jones
Montana Standard Post Staff andPublication Details
The Montana Standard Post lists its editorial and management team including Mooney Morrison Ward McVey Stocke Nelson Maxwell Maxwell and others. It notes AP partnership and exclusive local news rights. The paper operates from 25 West Granite in Butte Montana with weekly and holiday publication.
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Thos. BE. Mooney
R. E Morrison
Ward Panning
George W McVey
Joseph Stocke
Walter C Nelson
Clayton Maxwell
T. K. Conway
Calcaterra
Frank Quinn
Peggy Verstappen
Associated Press
Montana Standard Post
Standard. Post Publishing Co
West Granite
Butte
Mont
Cass
Butte Mont
Congress
Readers Speak on a Modified Leash Law
A reader urges a city leash law to curb roaming dogs and curb stray canines. They advocate confinement at night to protect children and pets, with owner education and vaccination to prevent disease spread.
Calls 1 Attention to Well-Heeled Socialists
Letter from Cassandra of Anaconda criticizes a Newsweek article by Raymond Moley on designing a socialist economy. It highlights Clyde T. Ellis and the NRECA as a large propaganda-infused group with federal financing via the REA and low interest loans, plus plans for a vast power grid. The letter urges vigilance amid concerns over taxpayer subsidy and private profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsweek
Raymond Moley
Clyde T. Ellis
National Rural Electric Cooperatives’ Assn
NRECA
Congress
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Butte
Anaconda
Treasury
Ellis
Moley
Cassandra
Nixon quips on wife Pat teaching if election outcomes fail
Vice President Nixon jokes that if the results in November go wrong, his wife Pat, a former high school teacher, might have to return to teaching. He frames the remark as a light dig about political stakes.
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Pat
Nixon
No Rift Between Moscow and Peking, Intelligence Says
Intelligence indicates continued Soviet support for Communist China with no real rift. Chinese industrial growth centers cluster in the north and northwest near Siberia as rail links expand to Moscow. Soviet and Chinese technicians train Red Army troops and border defenses remain unfortified. Amalgamated Clothing Workers back Rockefeller for president, urging Red China recognition and a nuclear weapons ban.
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Washington
China
Moscow
Peking
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Russia
Russian
Siberia
Yellow River Basin
Soviet Russia
Darien
Manchouli
Peiping
Irkutsk
Outer Mongolia
Lanchow
Alma Ata
Red China
Europe
Asia
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Nelson Rockefeller
Miami Beach
Rockefeller
Messrs
Humphrey
Kennedy
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Horst Thief Inflation Stole Future Money
The piece warns that inflation is the worst thief, taking not only current funds but the value of future earnings and purchasing power. It emphasizes how rising prices erode savings and future financial plans.
Nervous tension linked to diarrhea and medical queries
Readers ask Dr. Molner about stress related diarrhea and remedies. The column explains that fatigue and perfectionist habits can trigger symptoms, recommends identifying stressors, limiting unnecessary tasks, and suggests mild sedatives or anti diarrhea meds with doctor input.
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U.S. News and World Report
United Press International
Hong Kong
George FE. Sokolsky
Goldwater
Margins OF
BY Fred Neher
By Victor Riesel
Montana Standard-Post
California Peace Officers Assn
Paul B. Sears
Yale University
Fulton Lewis JR
Macmillan
Geneva
Meo Tse-tung
Kremlin
Horst Thief
New York World-Telegram
Mr. CR
Dr. Mother
L. S
C. A
Dr. Molner
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
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