Russian poets reveal disillusion with Soviet system underground
A European and American publication notes that a Soviet poet writes for posterity while propaganda ironizes truth. The piece traces Russian intellectuals from youthful enthusiasm to midlife disillusionment, highlighting a dangerous climate for dissent and a cautious populace.
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Folklore Notes on Names and Nonsense Sayings
A folkloric sketch by William Wade reflects on a named child Isaiah and a nine pound six ounce birth, plus humorous misunderstandings of common knowledge. It includes anecdotes about a man disputing a 52 age vs 42 typo and a rural two boys misreading a city sign.
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Brady health column argues for natural diets and wheat use
In a reader letter from Ohio and Dr Brady's notes, emphasis is on traditional diets, fresh wheat, and how refined foods may reduce nutrition. The piece cites elderly rural families in Kentucky and Kansas wheat country, praising plain wheat and warning against white flour. It invites readers to request Wheat to Eat and to send stamped envelopes for replies from Dr Brady.
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Brady
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France and United States Leaders Forge Mutual Ties
Andre Maurois praises Franco American friendship and mutual debt of gratitude in a preface for U S soldiers in France as De Gaulle and Kennedy meet. The editors note their age gap language differences and shared respect for power, while stressing leadership and collaboration.
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Public School Funding Question Warps Desegregation Debate
Federal judges in Louisiana asked states to submit briefs on whether abandoning public schools violates due process or equal protection. Justice Dept actions in Virginia push for reopening public schools, threatening segregationist private schooling funded by public money.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Fiscal Responsibility and Federal Budget Reform
The writer argues that Washington programs will be funded by deficits or taxes, favoring borrowing with interest. They urge personal budgeting discipline and a broad government cost-cutting program, citing Hoover Commission findings to advocate a nationwide economy to save billions for needed programs.
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County Commissioners Delay Road Plan Amid Mud Dust Complaints
County residents pressure officials over muddy and dusty roads as the commission delays outlining its annual road program. Leaders cite limited annual improvement capacity and fear dissatisfaction from every community regardless of choices.
American Motors Officials Visit Delco-Remy Plant Tour
A large delegation from American Motors, a major non General Motors customer of Delco Remy, visited the Delco Remy division for its annual tour. The party, led by Don L. Boyes, included M. H. Elkin chief electrical engineer J. W. Mueller manufacturing manager E. W. Bernitt vice president of operations and R. H. Isbrandt director of automotive engineering. They observed operations and heard management presentations with G. L. Weiser aiding in welcome duties.
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Delco-Remy Plans Fortieth Anniversary Celebration
Fortieth anniversary of the Delco-Remy Suggestion Plan will be celebrated June 10. Delco-Remy was the first GM unit to adopt the program. Since its operation thousands of suggestions have been submitted annually and about $175,000 in awards distributed to employees each year.
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R. C. Robertson
Delco-Remy
Delco Remy Guide retirees picnic set for July eighteenth
Delco Remy and Guide Lamp Division retiree group schedules its annual outing for July 18 at Killbuck Park. Perry House and Robert M. Wagner named co chairs with committee members including Don L. Boyes Byron L. Stewart and others handling reception registration entertainment parking transportation food first aid and publicity.
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President Wilson’s Pioneering Flag Day Proclamation
A historical note credits President Woodrow Wilson with issuing the first proclamation establishing Flag Day. The act set the precedent for national recognition of the American flag and patriotic observance.
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Naval vessel types beyond cruisers and destroyers
The text cites Benjamin Robbins as father of naval gunnery in 1740 and asks for other vessel types beyond cruisers destroyers and battleships. It asserts there are 232 ship types in the navy.
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Ford Foundation funds Lagos college and mobile film unit
The Ford Foundation donated 315000 to Nigeria for an advanced teacher training college in Lagos and an experimental daylight movie van to screen educational films in northern market places.
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Nigeria
Ford Foundation
Barry G a paralyzed craftsman proves industry beats legs
A psychologist lauds Barry G a 37 year old paraplegic who built a home workshop and thriving business making bird houses wooden toys and other items. He demonstrates that zeal and skill can overcome physical disability and employers should hire people with disabilities. His wife praises his morale and smart decision making.
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Barry G
Barry
Van ity and Striving After Wind in Sunday's Lesson
The scripture focus centers on John 16 33 Ecclesiastes 1 and 3 with a preacher discussing life meaning vanity and the striving after wind. It notes a time and season for every matter and encourages faith to find true peace of mind through God.
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