Geneva pace underscores Berlin reunification risk
Walter Lippmann argues at Geneva that Western powers must avoid precluding German reunification while facing Soviet and East German pressure. He warns that accepting partition could empower nationalist moves and jeopardize Western influence, urging a concrete Berlin accord before any summit or peace treaty with East Germany.
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Myopic Church Folks and the Football Cleric
Case B-448 records psychologist George W Crane recounts a dialogue with Lem G a theological student about fundamentalists overvaluing petty rituals. He cites an Illinois church dispute over a student pastor who played college football illustrating bias against athletics in clergy and argues Jesus would enjoy sports for teamwork and fair play.
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Illinois
Jesus
Everyday terms and oddities from a bygone era
A collection of quick quiz items and anecdotes on old railroad jargon such as extra board, common objects like cement, and the plodding realities of urban versus farm health. It includes a pastor and deacon anecdote, biblical admonitions about gnats, and a note on Oxford students fined in a vice roundup with Lord Rowallan named governor of Tasmania.
Silent Network Channel Mix Teases Program Lineup
A fragment lists NBC and CBS affiliates with a colorless silent news block and a mention of The Ocs Program Ir. The shorthand hints at a broadcasting schedule note with multiple network identifiers and a program tag. The exact content is unclear but indicates a wartime or early television lineup cue.
A Guest Editorial on Justice Mercy and Lincoln Faith
Jerry R Allen argues the nation rests on Christian principles and memory, urging memorial services as moral mileposts. He cites Lincoln and Gettysburg to contrast noble mercy with warlike glory, tracing virtue from Calvary to the modern citizen’s restraint and mercy.
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Mozart
Galilee
Ulysses S. Grant
Calvary
Why Memorial Day Why Memorial Day
The speaker reflects on Memorial Day as a time to preserve and contain in memory part of history and the nation’s spirit. He notes the wartime experience shapes faith and urges renewed dedication to peace and a Christian heritage amid calls for global unity and demilitarization.
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Man
Federation of the World
Seaport Support Backed by Schricker and McKinney for Indiana Port
Former Gov. Henry F. Schricker and former DNC Chairman Frank McKinney have reaffirmed support for Gov. Handley’s plan to build a deep water port on Lake Michigan to leverage the St. Lawrence Seaway. The authors urge Hoosiers to look beyond party lines and focus on Indiana’s economic destiny.
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Frank McKinney
Democratic Party
Harold Handley
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Lake Michigan
Handley
St. Lawrence Seaway
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Great Lakes
Hoosierdam
Sen
Paul Douglas
Illinois
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Douglas
Seaway
Remembering fallen heroes on Memorial Day
A reflective message urging honoring those who died for freedom by pausing at cemeteries, saluting flags, and choosing safe, responsible living to preserve the sacrifices of servicemen.
Daily Devotional Services In Trinity Church Week Schedule
Weekday devotional services start at 7 a m in Trinity Episcopal Church with 9 a m Saturdays. Advanced Adults Study meets at 7 30 p m Friday.PRINCETON Ind API A 13 year old boy Norman Holzmeyer killed Friday riding bicycle in front of a construction truck on Ind 168 east of Fort Branch after leaving St Bernard s Church summer classes. The Soviet Union launched 35 new television stations in 1958.
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Princeton
Ind
Norman Holzmeyer
Fort Branch
St. Bernard’s Church
Soviet Union
Local Social Agency Group Names Officers for 1959 60
Anderson Council of Social Agencies installed new officers at the YMCA for 1959 60 led by Mrs Gerald Schlossbert representing the Anderson Jewish Sisterhood as president Ray Humphrey vice president Miss Nancy Anderson secretary and Robert L Kinerk treasurer Humphrey also represents Bill Wilson Boys Club Anderson Girl Scouts supports the group with a wide list of member agencies including Girl Scouts Boy Scouts YMCA and numerous city and county organizations. A separate item notes a museum in Bath England set to open as the first American museum in Europe near Churchill's first political speech 61 years ago.
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Anderson Council of Social Agencies
YMCA
Gerald Schlossbert
Anderson Jewish Sisterhood
Ray Humphrey
Nancy Anderson
Robert L. Kinerk
Humphrey
Bill Wilson
Miss Anderson
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Kinerk
Madison County Labor Council
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Wilson Boys’ Club
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Family Service Bureau
Urban League
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Jewish Sisterhood
Madison County Cancer Association
NAACP
Salvation Army
TV Association
Anderson Township
Anderson City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Auxiliary
Indiana Employment Division
Presbyterian Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Central Christian Church
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
Labor Council
Uaw-Cio
Council of Church Women
Nurses Association
Mental Health Association
Board of Health
el Dorado School
Township Relief Office
Catholic Church Women
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Vocational Rehabilitation
Society For Crippled Children
YWCA
American Red Cross
Bath
England
Stomachache and Bellyache Explored in Health Column
The stomach is the abdominal organ and the belly is the abdomen wall. Pain felt in the pit of the stomach often signals other issues like appendicitis or gallstone colic. Many ailments masquerade as stomachache, so diagnosis rests with a doctor.
New York Philanthropic Construction Up in First Quarter
New charitable building activity reached 484 million dollars in Q1 from religious facilities up 9 percent Educational projects rose 5 percent while private hospital construction fell 6 percent according to the American Association of Fund Raising Counsel Inc Religious, educational and hospital sectors drove the total with religious leading the gain.
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New York
UPI
American Association of Fund Raising Counsel, Inc
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