Freedom's Challenge: Individuals Build Freedom as a Team
The editorial urges every reader to act to save freedom by pairing with others. It argues that lone efforts fail and that inviting one more person doubles the movement, creating a growing team capable of countering the communist threat. It champions faith, history, and collective action for world freedom.
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America
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Arthur
Krock
Quints at 30: Dionne sisters reach milestone in privacy
The four surviving Dionne quintuplets, born in Callender Ontario to Oliva and Anne Dionne, observe their 30th birthday. An nette Germain AHard, Marie House, Cecil Langlois, and Yvonne in Moncton NB pursue independent lives after early exploitation and public scrutiny. Emilie died in 1953 in Agathe Quebec.
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Allen R. Dafoe
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Marie
Yvonne
Agathe
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Germain Ahard
Montreal
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Phillippe Langlois
Quebec City
Moncton
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Israel to divert Jordan water amid Middle East tensions
Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol arrives in Washington as engineers test pumps for diverting Jordan River water 40 percent share for Israel under a 1955 plan. Arab leaders threaten, but U.S. officials expect restrained reaction while Israel seeks more military aid.
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United States
Should a wife keep working after her husband retires
A reader asks if a wife should remain employed to ease retirement income decline. The advisor notes Penick & Ford stock faces earnings variability and low turnaround prospects, recommending a switch to General Telephone for capital gains and stability.
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Roger E. Spesk
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General Features Corp
Barbara M relates to Dr. Crane memory booklet request
Barbara M a dental lab worker asks for 10 copies of a newspaper booklet on How to Improve Memory and Study More Efficiently after a luncheon address. She notes four colleagues in her lab also read the column and doctors order large print runs for patients or divorce clients.
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Eye Witness Account From Lima Argentine Peru Soccer Disaster
Rolando Angeles presents a firsthand account of the disaster at the Argentine Peru soccer match in Lima amid a 45 000 crowd. The editor notes this eyewitness perspective as part of ongoing coverage.
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Newspaper Teachers and the Print University Outlook
William Buckley and contributors urge readers to treat the newspaper as a university in print urging children to read more and diversify content. Columns discuss Latin American politics, presidential figures, and the value of educational booklets sent to mothers, doctors, and clergy alike.
Folklore As the people hear a plowing man talk to his mule
The piece blends a rural Indiana scene with social comic commentary. A plowing man argues with a mule about labor and profit while spectators at a stadium erupt into chaos. The essay juxtaposes political critique with everyday rural wisdom and a doctor’s advice.
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Cuban Exile War Board Appeals for Western Sympathy
Cuban exile leaders call for material and political support from free world nations to back a liberation army aimed at toppling Castro. Erneido Oliva, deputy commander, urges sympathy and aid despite U.S. embargo limits on training or strikes from American soil. The piece also notes U.S. adherence to the embargo and lingering exile mistrust of Washington.
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Russia
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Doctor criticizes vitamin shot quackery in public notice
Dr William Brady denounces injections of vitamin B-12 thiamin A E iron or calcium as unnecessary and risky. He warns about a local racketeer selling vitamin shots at high prices to mainly female customers seeking a quick lift. He urges readers to obtain nutrients from food and offers a letter response service from his Beverly Hills practice.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Anderson Council of Women backs clean up drive in parks
Reader letter praises the Anderson Council of Women for endorsing a civic cleanliness effort. The piece notes plans to post an attractive slogan, prize for best school slogan, and expanded trash containers urged by community groups and advisory board members.
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Herald
Anderson Council of Women
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BSITT
First Lady Opens New Art Galleries at Modern Art Musem
In New York Mrs Lyndon B Johnson dedicated the museum of Modern Art teen galleries and enlarged a sculpture garden. She praised artists artisans and patrons and said galleries enable all visitors to participate in creativity. She spoke at a reception and dinner hosted by Rene D Hamoncourt before formal ceremonies on the Saphir terrace.
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UPL
Lyndon B. Johnson
Museum of Modern Art
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