De Gaulle Faces Pressure Over Britain Nuclear Policy
President de Gaulle defends his stance on Europe and NATO amid pressure from Adenauer and U.S. shifts. He accuses Britain of wavering on a European nuclear force while praising European unity with America against communism.
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Charles de Gaulle
Britain
America
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
United States
Europe
de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
France
Nassau
Kennedy
DeGaulle
Continent Defenses Tense Over Nuclear Warhead Row
Senator George D. Aiken urges quick settlement of U S Canada friction over nuclear warheads for American supplied weapons. The dispute risks weakening NATO unity and strains long time ties between neighbors as efforts to restore trust continue.
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United States
Canada
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Bors
Aiken
Senate
Overtaxed Libraries Challenge Student Research Demands
A nationwide librarian survey shows 97 percent welcome teacher assigned homework while only 7 percent receive advance notice to gather materials. The trend highlights library strain and the need for better preparation to aid mass research projects and ensure access to needed resources. Jefferson and Paine quotes frame the note on public duty and governance.
Mona Lisa Tours United States Amid Paris Art Loan Standoff
France’s loaned masterpieces travel from the National Art Museum to New York’s Metropolitan and on to Atlanta for a tribute. The route includes Whistler’s Mother and de la Tour’s St Mary Magdalen with a Candle as the death toll from the Orly crash is honored.
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France
National Art Museum
Washington
Leonardo de Vinci
New York
Metropolitan Museum of
James McNeill Whistler
George de la Tour
St. Mary Magdalen
Atlanta
Atlanta Art Association
Orly Field
Paris
Modern corruption definitions across regimes and history
An essay argues that the term corruption has shifted from decay and impurity to politicized bribery. It contrasts Batista, Chiang Kai-Shek, Robespierre, Castro, Mao Tse-Tung, and Stalin, asserting broader, older meanings apply to totalitarian rulers. The piece warns against narrowing corruption to capitalist insiders.
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Batista
Chiang Kai-Shek
Cuba
Chiang
Rasputin
Castro
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Robespierre
Thomas Carlyle
Stalin
Vet and Mailbag: Vet Treats Humans Illegal Says Abby
A reader asks if a veterinarian can treat humans. Abby says veterinarians are not licensed to treat people and advises consulting a medical doctor. The column includes notes on a wary wife, a changed fianc é, and a warning about a deceitful bookkeeper.
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Abby
Unintentional Teaching and the Parent's Influence
A column argues children mimic language, morals, and attitudes from parents before schooling. Judy Jacobson’s gas slogan mix-up illustrates early learning, urging parents to model proper behavior and use churches and youth groups for character building. It promotes a 200 point "Tests for Good Parents" with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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Judy
Judy Jacobson
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
E. Duane Hulse
YMCA
YWCA
CYO
Boy Scouts
Vinton Notes With Local Guests And Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Casto. Opal Payne visited LaVera Sayre. Karl Righter called on Kathryn Snyder. Mary Lanier and Anise Woods returned to work after illnesses. Loren Lambert and family weekended with Henry Lambert and daughters. Robert Hill of Rutland visited Ernest Davis. Betty Roberts visited Clyde Smith and Ozzie.
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Eleanor White Vinton
Glen Brown
Homer Casto
Opal Payne
LaVera Sayre
Karl Righter
Kathryn Snyder
Mary Lanier
Anise Woods
Chester White
Loren Lambert
Columbus
Henry Lambert
Robert Hill
Rutland
Ernest Davis
Betty Roberts
Clyde Smith
Ozzie
Life Begins At 40 Decoupage Inspires New Career Path
Dorothy Harrower, 66, of Upper Black Eddy Pennsylvania, has authored the sole book on decoupage and lectures nationwide. She turned to decoupage after 40, transforming items like a $5 chest into valuable art, and now imports papers from Europe while teaching and selling decorated furniture.
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Dorothy Harrower
U.S
Europe
Upper Black Eddy
Reader letters debate AAUW statement on Communism
Athens writer argues the AAUW Journal statement promotes teaching about Communism to help fight it and compares education to fire safety. He urges careful reading and cites fears of right wing extremism and McCarthyism as dangers to U S democracy while defending balanced inquiry and learning.
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the Messenger
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Melba Brandes
Athens
James E. Cross
Joe McCarthy
Communist Party
State Department
America
Max Lerner
Alfred By Helen Wooded Findling Visit Family
Miss Helen Findling of Columbus spent a weekend with her mother Iva Findling and brother Russell Findling. The Swartz family from Williams town and Marietta visited relatives, and Clair Wood and Connie Sue Woode of Pomeroy visited his parents. Gerald Swartz and family visited the Follrod Robinson home.
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Helen Findling
Columbus
Iva
Russell Findling
Hobart Swartz
Harold Swartz
Williamstown
W. Va
Gerald Swartz
Marietta
Clair Woode
Connie Sue
Pomeroy
Charles D. Woode
Follrod-Robinson
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Charles E. Litz
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