Hoover Warns of New Left Threat to Education
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns law enforcement and the public that New Left groups linked to Marxist movements threaten to overturn the educational system. He cites SDS violence, sabotage, and calls for a centralized Marxist Leninist movement as a danger to democracy and university life.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Mr. Hoover
New Left Revolutionary Movement
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
New Left
SDS National Council
Austin
Tex
America
True Tales Of Rappahannock County and the Foxes Society
In SCRABBLE VA a field note recalls Jack DeBergh finding a mimeographed Foxes Society notice for Carneys Hollow on September 14, with safe hunting rules and playful regional lore about foxes hounds and local wildlife. The piece blends rural life with reflections on seasons, birds, quail, and community routines.
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Scrabble
Rappahannock County
Blue Ridge
Jack DeBergh
The
Foxes’ Society
Reppehannock County
Carneys’ Hollow
DeBergh
Mason’s Mountain
State Highway Department
Woodville
Woodsville
Schrafft’s
Amissville
Greatest Gamblers Of All Time In Sherman Edwards Career
Sherman Edwards, a versatile figure in American entertainment, worked as actor pianist conductor and composer. He led bands for Benny Goodman Tommy Dorsey and Louis Armstrong and wrote scores for Elvis Presley films and hundreds of songs. In 1961 he pursued a passion for American history composing an original musical about the Declaration of Independence centered on John Adams. He quit other work and saved to research and write the score before securing agent Flora Roberts and producer Stuart Ostrow.
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Edwards
Manhattan
Institutia
Benny Goodman
Tommy Dorsey
Louis Armstrong
Mindy Carson
Lisa Kirk
John Adams
Sherman
Flora Roberts
Stuart Ostrow
West German Psychologist Lectures on Husbands’ Duties
A West German psychologist, reacting to criticism of housewives, now speaks at businessmen’s luncheons on how husbands can better please their mates. In the United States domestic relations remain personal, as most husbands report receiving such service at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dallas
Tex
Little Red Schoolbook Hits Again
A satirical column cites a Literary Gazette mockup of Red China math word problems to joke about teaching methods and political figures. It parodies educational reform by weaving current events with arithmetic puzzles and references to Mao Zedong, Abe Fortas, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Spiro Agnew, George Wallace, and John Birch.
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John Keasler
Moscow
Literary Gazette
China
Sinkiang
Mao
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
District of Columbia
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Nixon
Norman Vincent Peale
Spiro Agnew
Farmer Brown
George Wallace
John Birch
St.Ives
Lana Turner
Smothers Brothers
Chairman Mao
Thomasville Times-Enterprise Rights Statement
The Thomasville Times Enterprise issues a rights notice stating exclusive use for AP dispatches and local news content. It lists mailing address and subscription details, rates, and tax information for Georgia deliveries.
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Times-Enterprise Co
Thomasville
N. Madison St
Air Departments
State of Georgia
Europe unity dream fades yet Count Kalergi stays hopeful
At the Overseas Press Club in New York City Count Richard Coudenhove Kalergi, founder of the Pan Europe movement, reflects on decades of stalled efforts to create a United States of Europe. He cites Briand and Stresemann, Locarno, and postwar splits as barriers, yet maintains optimism for a pan European future.
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American Institute On
Overseas Press Club
New York City
United States of Europe
Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi
Briand
Streseemann
Europe
Locarno
Hitler
Common Market
Parliament of Europe
Strasbourg
Count Coudenhove-Kalergi
France
Pompidou
Gaullist
Poher
NATO
Britain
United States
Stern Europe
Western Europe federation debate stirs over Cold War goals
A panel on Pan European ideas at the Overseas Press Club highlights divided views on Western Europe federation and NATO. Professor Lilly criticizes youth idealism while others question defense unions, with references to Coudenhove Kalergi and the 1930s.
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Coudenhove- Kerel
Carlos Stoetzer
Ford University
Edia Kelly
Chaan
U. S
House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Hospital Mobile Unit rushes aid to heart attack victims in New York
The Mobile Coronary Care Unit from St. Vincent's Hospital treats heart attack victims in subway stations streets and stores eight months in operation with about 350 emergencies. The unit first in the nation relies on defibrillators and ECGs to restore heart rhythm and save lives while en route to hospital care.
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New York
Bleeker Street
Greenwich Village
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Vincent's
Ohio State Universiy
Leo Sheptin
Sheptin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Karl Marx
Communist Party, USA
pro-Moscow
Progressive Labor Party
pro-Peking
Socialist Workers Party
Trotskyites
First Order
pro-Peking Progressive Labor Party
PLP
James J. Kilpatrick
Rappahannock
Jimmy Falls
Garfield Burke
Margaret Wilson
Sherman Edwards
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Sister Eileen
Elv
Presley
Johnny
Whrly
Wear -Biy
Times-Enterprise
United Europe
John Chamberlain
Joe Stalin
General Patton
Prague
Berlin
Soviet
Yalta
Czechoslovakia
Edward Lily
St. John's University
Lilly
West
Fuehrer
England
County Coudenhove-Kalergi
U.S. Senate
N. Y
Brian Sullivan
Science
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