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The Cost of Punishment and Modern Civilization
Erich Brandeis critiques capital punishment and the justice system. He argues progress is measured by conscience, not fear or threats of fines, jail, or the electric chair. He cites US states and executions to question civilized values and humane treatment of offenders.
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Life With a Smile on the Wings of Wit and Words
A humor filled brief notes Dr. Murray Banks style muses on men and women. It collects witticisms about marriage, gender roles, and social foibles from various authors and thinkers. The items reference Moritz Rosenthal and Norman Avsurn with brief quotes illustrating gender and life observations.
Billy Rose Traces Kitty Fisher to Yankee Doodle Roots
In a nostalgic vignette Billy Rose recalls Kitty Fisher a famed 18th century London mistress and her connections to Carousel producer Oscar Hammerstein II in London. He notes Fisher’s life and songs that later inspired Yankee Doodle while contrasting public memory with scandal.
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Kinsey Report
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Exchange of letters sparks hoped-for world harmony
A correspondent writes about the value of letters between governments and individuals. He notes that officials and diplomats regard such exchanges as promising harbingers of global goodwill and mutual understanding, suggesting friendship as the path to peace.
Tragic Hero in London As Acheson Faces Duty and Convenience
Joseph Alsop argues Dean Acheson is the tragic figure of the London ministers meeting, torn between duty and convenience. He contrasts Acheson with rivals like John Snyder, who undermines Western defense to ease political burdens, while Acheson presses for a solid defense and clear policy.
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Bevin
Schuman
London
Dean Acheson
Quen Berenice
Titus
Racine
Bernenice
Treasury
John Snyder
Atlantic
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McCarthy
Wherry
Five Year Anniversary of Wife's Operation
A Polk Street couple recalls a wife's operation five years ago today. The patient recovered fully and gained a wealth of conversation material, sparking pride among friends and the couple's sense of having chosen the best care, including 22 days with nurse Mary Jo Hamilton.
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Baron Munchausen
Mary Jo Hamilton
Nursin
Wife
Crossword Puzzle Answers from Previous Page
Crossword puzzle listing with horizontal and vertical clues across many entries. Includes references to flags gods languages metals and various common terms and wordplay puzzles typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
Become an unofficial American ambassador through pen pals
Teen readers can join the International Friendship League in Boston to match with foreign teens seeking American pen pals. The league, the only State Department sanctioned international correspondence group, handles thousands of letters from Europe and Asia. it offers a simple path to international friendship by pairing its members with seekers abroad.
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United States
International Friendship League
Mount Vernon Street
Boston
Massachusetts
League
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Venezuela bans Communist Party under military junta
Venezuela government decreed the Communist Party illegal for delaying democracy through strikes, sabotage, and banditry. All party offices and publications were closed as a crackdown linked to a weeklong oil field strike. In Cairo arrests, 15 suspected Communists including a girl were named. The batch of items notes separate world briefs.
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Venezuela
U.P
Communist Party
Cairo
Egypt
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