Near East talk for Andersonians next Tuesday
Andersonians will hear Mohamad Habib press attache for the Egyptian Embassy in Washington speak on problems in the Middle East from the Egyptian viewpoint. The event is organized by the Mayor's Committee for the United Nations chaired by Charles F. Gaus and follows a prior visit from Isaac Daniel Anna of the Israeli Consulate General in Chicago.
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The Cradle of Tomorrow as Time Sees Central Africa
Time magazine highlights Central Africa in a cover story urging awareness of nationalist movements and future potential. It notes Africa's vast mineral and agricultural wealth, the drift toward independence, and the impact on global affairs if decolonization proceeds.
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Future of the Mails: Summerfield Sees Postal Boom
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield forecasts a 4 percent rise in mail volume next year, reaching a record 61.1 billion pieces. He warns that many post offices are not equipped to handle the load and urges Congress to reform the system to avoid deterioration or breakdown.
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Modern Republicanism Stumbles as Old Guard Regains Power
The Washington Merry go round notes Ike's debt to the old guard and big business in the GOP after his 1958 victory. Knowland and Dirksen emerge as key figures as Nixon shifts from new to old guard in a party battle over budget and reform.
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Harriet Toner on newspapers as steerers of society
In an interview in Anderson Indiana Harriet Toner argues that top newspapers should direct reader thinking toward higher ideas rather than merely mirror events. She likens editors to crusading statesmen shaping civilization and urges journalism to provoke debate and uncover falsities across fields.
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Personal Health and Mental Health Views in 1960s Essay
Wisconsin schoolboy asks for knowledge on schizophrenia neurosis and psychosis for a health class. The piece cites Dr Brady and criticizes Ward Fitch’s Sick of Sex style while discussing dementia praecox and psychosis definitions, with reflections on love, religion, and modern literature. It includes notes from DePauw University students and a reader letter policy.
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Changes in world power as small nations gain leverage
The text argues that post Suez era shows great powers can no longer pressure small nations. It notes international opinion and UN involvement shaped by rising morality among major powers, citing Egypt and Nasser as pivotal examples and criticizing past Franco British actions.
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The Shepherd Outdoors by Julien C. Hyer
A devotional urging readers to leave indoor confines and seek God in nature. It describes bracing winds and brisk walks on greens, seaside strolls, and hikes as aids to nerves and appetite, renewing the mind and soul near trees, clouds, and sod.
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Mystery of the Wind When the Cat Vanished
A Michigan family and a California home report a cat that vanished after persistent night meows. Carpenters cut holes in walls and cupboards, but no trace of the Maltese kitten or its cause was found, as winds and cold nights fed the mystery.
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Folklore Gossip and Laughter on Lying Human Conduct
The passage records a humorous exchange about folk stories and variations in tales told by a Brooklynite and an Englishman. It notes lines about writing down numbers in a test, mispronunciations of weapons, and a wry bit about a sparrow scene.
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Egypt Seizes Marconi Radiotelegraph Office in Cairo
The Egyptian government took over the British owned Marconi radiotelegraph and cable organization in Egypt. Communications Minister Mustafa Khalil said the unit will be Egyptianized and attached to the Ministry of Communications as Foreign Communications Dept. The concession expired after the British French attack, with sequestering continuing since last November. Roger Sherman is noted as the first mayor of Yale?
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