The Dove The Fist And Red Russia Basic Plan
The column argues the nuclear test ban treaty is limited in scope and questions why Russia pursues it. It cites Khrushchev’s shifting stance and explores whether a peace offensive hides a plan to dominate via disarmament and a UN backed world order, referencing Manuilsky's past teachings and Western wishful thinking.
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Iron Curtain
Berlin Wall
First Small Step A Primer On The Treaty
William S Milburn explains the nuclear test ban treaty now before the U S Senate. The five articles prohibit tests in atmosphere water space and anywhere debris would cross borders, allow withdrawal with three months notice, and establish depositary governments. The preamble emphasizes disarmament under UN control as the treaty’s broader aim, signaling a step toward global arms reduction.
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William S, Milburn
the Citizen
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United Kingdom
Soviet Union
United Nations
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Nixon Leads as Eisenhowerites Face Republican Power Struggle
In New York Nixon rejects being scooped by Eisenhowerites as he charts a post Eisenhower era. He speaks on Cold War thaw, argues for broad moves with Khrushchev, including troop withdrawals, free movement, and dismantling walls, while criticizing liberal double standards and praising Harlem freedoms.
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Richard Nixon
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New York City
Nixon
Ike
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John Foster Duttes
Waldorf Astoria
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Iron Curtain
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Birmingham
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Kennedy
Becoming Human through balanced creation and restraint
Sydney Harris argues modern education should teach what it means to become a human being. He warns that destruction comes easily from impulse while creation requires effort, teamwork, and imagination. Humanity must master both nature and self to ensure survival.
Missed Opportunities and Civil Discourse Press Letters
Multiple letters to the editor discuss missed postwar opportunities, U N and League of Nations relevance, and critiques of civil decorum in media. Contributors including J L Hill and John R Harris call for accountability, while a Tucson reader notes air siren practices and local industry concerns.
Broad cast Licensees Advised Con cerning Station Responsibilities
The FCC issues a public notice arguing it would censor stations by threatening license cancellation for presenting certain viewpoints. It frames equal time as required but implies pressure on stations to offer airtime to opposing, even religiously critical, views.
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FCC
Papago Women Sell Ollas On Tucson Streets 1900 Scene
Arizona Album shows Papago women selling ollas without licenses on Stone Avenue in front of a Penney's store. The photo captures a frontier street market era with adobe houses nearby and children’s party games involving a broomstick and ocher ollas.
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Tucson
Olla
Lee Ornorff
Test Ban Cannot Be Partisan
Senator Barry Goldwater urges the Senate to treat the nuclear test ban treaty as national business not a partisan issue. He argues the treaty’s impact lasts beyond today and must be based on facts, with a full, informed debate on security, freedom, and potential Soviet weapons gaps before ratification.
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Barry Goldwater
U.S
Arizona
Senate
Brotherhood and Unity in Christ Jesus Devotion
Daily devotion urges that true oneness comes from being in Christ Jesus and not merely Brotherhood Week ideals. It calls believers to self examination, removing fear, and praying for unity through Christ.
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