Captive Nations Week fades from U S observance
The piece recalls Captive Nations Week once emphasized Eastern Europe under Soviet control. It notes political hesitancy in reaffirming the observance amid U S Soviet ties, lists affected nations, and argues UN inertia and eventual freedom for Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria Albania Lithuania Latvia Estonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
United Nations
U.S
Europe
Russia
United States
Moscow
Mormon Hill Cumorah Pageant Celebrates 135th Anniversary
The piece recalls Joseph Smith’s founding of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 1830 New York and the Book of Mormon narrative. It reports this year’s Hill Cumorah Pageant near Palmyra New York features about 400 performers, with many from Utah colleges and Rochester missionaries, highlighting church growth and reduced polygamy era reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
New York State
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Smith
Mormon
North America
B.C
Palmyra
N.Y
Hill
Utah
Cumorah
Rochester
U.S
Church of the Latter Days Saints
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Nasser’s Rise and Egypt’s Uneasy Balance With Power
The piece recalls the 1952 Free Officers coup led by Naguib and Nasser’s ascent to sole control of Egypt. It notes aid from East and West totaling about 3 billion, including 1 billion in surplus food, and a pending 500 million wheat package. It highlights agrarian reform limits, national dignity gains, and Nasser’s deft foreign stance amid Cold War pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed Naguib
Cal. Gamal Abdel Nasser
Naguib
Nasser
United Arab Republic
West
United States
Russia
Successful Investing and Retirement Stock Guidance
Roger E. Spear advises holding strong Dow and Dow related stocks for future recovery, noting current profits are stagnant until redemption or 1964. He suggests considering exchange of Series E bonds for Series H, questions tax deferral on bond interest, and emphasizes high grade securities like American Telephone General Motors and Dow Chemical with confidence in long term recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Mttha Gaines
American Telephone
General Motors
Dow Chemical
M.M
Spear Cannel
Ambiguous Soviet missile edit sparks Hanoi delay speculation
The report suggests a tentative veto on Soviet backed air defense around Hanoi may delay the launch of surface to air missiles, as Vietnamese technicians require training. Analysts note political overtones involving China and Ho Chi Minh, while U.S. observers discuss Stevenson and reform movement dynamics in New York amid postwar shifts.
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Washington
Viet Nam
China
Soviet Union
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Robee
United Nations
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Stevenson
U.S. Senate
Reform Movement
Liberal Party
Robert F. Kennedy
Arthur Goldberg
The
Supreme Court
Kennedy
HeaLy
U.S
Moyers
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Bites
Mayers
Johnson
Dent
John
Ir ‘Moyers
Adiai
Adlai
Illinois
New York City
Fragmented Folklore Snippets and Political Snips Mix
A collage of quotations and notes covers disparate topics from modern culture to politics. It cites anonymous critics on modern life, discusses Moyers’s White House press role, Adlai Stevenson’s potential return, a six cent stamp for Stevenson, Boggs’s voting rights stance, and an odd jail room enlargement suggestion attributed to Rodney S. with a geology student intro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boggs
Rep
Hale
Louisiana
House
New Orleans
Publishers Newsaper Syndicate
Art Therapy and the Psychology of Colorful Imagination
This piece discusses how art can calm and expand perception, detailing techniques like balance and the golden section. It cites Dr Crane Mellor and quotes an anecdote about claustrophobia eased by landscape pictures, endorsing art as therapy and a nonartist’s path to creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Nature
The Shepherd Gifts for Others by Julien C Hyer
A short poem urging generosity to aid the old and sick with flowers soup cakes and anonymous gifts instead of store bought items. It questions giving cash for essentials like food rent or drugs and attributes the appeal to anonymous charity by Julien C Hyer.
Dr Brady's Health Service Breakfast and T
The article discusses arthritis versus other joint ailments, outlining classic inflammatory signs heat pain redness and swelling. It notes chronic arthritis is rare and that long standing joint disability may indicate internal derangement requiring orthopedic or surgical care.
Viet Cong paralyzes South Viet Nam land transport
Viet Cong smashed inland road links across South Viet Nam with buried rails, high dirt mounds, and felled trees blocking major routes. Bridges blown, rails severed, and convoys unable to move goods. airlift already top priority as monsoon wanes. US officials fear ongoing disruption amid civilian hardships and government road crackdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Bayh Pushes Committee Handling for Apportionment Bill
Senator Birch Bayh criticizes Senator Everett Dirksen for premature floor debate on apportionment amendments. He urges that changes be dealt with in committee, calling Dirksen's approach ill-considered and a parliamentary maneuver aimed at bypassing votes to advance his proposal.
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Swashington
UPI
Birch Bayh
D-md
Senate
Bayh
Sen
Everrett Dirksen
Ffl
Dirksen
Tax Research Sub-Committees Begin Studies
The Tax Research Committee progresses on the Tax Blue Book due August with budget analyses for Madison County. Subcommittees cover Anderson City, Madison County, Anderson Schools, Township, and Madison County Welfare with named chairs and members.
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Madison County
DeVar Litten
Charles Amos
Read Canada
Anderson City
Beulah M. Mitchell
Wilbur R. Martin
Oscar Flynt
Wahn Dean
A. G. Banning
Marshall Schlossberg
Lee Z. Abbott
Donald C. Bowen
Thelma Moore
T. E. Crook
Richard Fromholz
Herman Hallett
Joseph Shoemaker l
Raymond Precup
Anderson Schools
Paul H.newbern
John Mulder
Don Noffsinger
Helen McHenry
William Pope
Raymond Reydell
Sam McWilliams
G. Eugene Yates
Merrill Pyle
Joseph Cook
Donald Wright
Earl Wollam
Robert F. Thomas
J. Robert Phillips
Wilbur Roby
Madison County Welfare
Robert Cridge
Clifford Bennett
Suzie Huffines
Doris Surebaugh
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Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Robert £. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Associated Press
Ol AP
Tou
Tour Herald
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By William Wade
Vernon
G. Lowes Dickinson
Horatio R. Beaubles
Adlail
John Department
Gronovski
Natiur
Bloomington
Ill
Rodney S
Crane Mellor, Ltd
Imine
Horizion
Western University
James B. Martin
Yachting
Hatteras Yacht Co. Dept
High Point
N.C
Bombay
Julien C. Hyer
Figeces Shaw
Fox
Stowera
Atlantic Coast
Gulf
Missouri Valley
Northern
Plateau
Great Basin
Viet Land Transportation
Osler
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
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