Stevenson Promoted to United States Ambassador to the United Nations
The United States appoints Stevenson as ambassador to the United Nations. He arrives at the secretariat and expresses enthusiasm for the role. He stresses the UN is what we make it and notes the job will be demanding due to rising member states and Soviet pressure.
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Stevenson
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
Asia
Africa
United Nations
United States
Ignorance Of Current Events Study in Colleges Prompts Curricular Reforms
A survey of 437 students at five New York area colleges finds many lack basic current affairs knowledge. Results show poor awareness of presidents capitals and geography, with Elvis Presley and Pogo better known than Ben Gurion. A compulsory newspaper reading course raised test scores from 18 to 80 percent.
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Joseph E. Garai
Staten Island
N.Y
New York Metropolitan Area
Fifth Avenue
U.S
Little Rock
Elvis Presley
Charles de Gaulle
David Ben Gurion
Garai
One Million Facts Flood Daily Life In A Surprising Column
A collage of health notes and trivia touches on surgery rates, a boyhood anecdote about Jack Dempsey helping his mother, pet illness risk from runny noses, bees as food, and the 1876 Maryland silo milestone. It cites education costs, India wages, and a quip about men listening to women.
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Jack Dempsey
U. S
Maryland
Christopher Morley
Bennington College
Vermont
Indiana
Mary Will Ketchem
Arthur Wing Pinero
Kennedy Faces Congress as New President Seeks Action
The article contrasts Kennedy's inaugural tone with the practical needs of his agenda. It notes Congress must approve spending and programs, while Kennedy relies on behind the scenes pressure and party dynamics. It traces postwar eras from Truman to Eisenhower and hints at Kennedy’s cautious approach amid global tension.
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Congress
Robert Frost
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Russia
America
Ten Simple Steps Toward Higher Marks
LESLIE J NASON and HARRY EARN present ten study habit tips to raise grades. From establishing a quiet study space to regular scheduling, avoiding guesswork, to doing hard tasks when fresh, the guidance emphasizes planning, self discipline, and independent effort to improve learning outcomes.
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Leslie J. Nason
E.D
Harry Earn
Jesus as the greatest Applied Psychologist in history
Dr George W Crane argues Jesus used modern psychology in the Gospels, citing parables and public forums as evidence. He claims Jesus pioneered church picnics and the reversible why technique, urging readers to study his Psychology Applied to explore church psychology.
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Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Jesus
Christ
George W. Crane Case
Clark J
Caesar
God
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous Bennett Cerf piece recounts a travel miscue from West Palm Beach to Miami where a delayed train shows on a board as On Time. A porter explains the time loss despite the train not leaving yet and the narrator ends with a plane trip. Local quip about a bar remark rounds out the brief column.
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West Palm Beach
Florida
Miami
Keynesian gold talk sparks debate on U S reserves
George Sokolsky argues Kennedy erred by proposing a gold policy open to speculation. He cites London prices 35.43, U S reserves near 17 billion, and a need to curb hot money while keeping policy silent to avoid triggering price shifts. He cautions against public dates or action that could unleash market movements.
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London
United States
South Africa
Soviet Russia
Canada
Whse
Public Forum Ad Calls for Signed Letters to The Messenger
Paris reports former Netherlands Foreign Minister Dirk Stikker is the diplomatic favorite to replace NATO Secretary-General Paul-Henri Spaak of Belgium amid speculation. The Messenger invites readers to submit letters to the Public Forum, with the option to withhold names and delete objectionable content.
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The
Messenger
Paris
Netherlands
Dirk Stikker
NATO
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Priest Shot at Belfast Roadblock
A Roman Catholic priest was shot in the leg by a policeman at a Belfast roadblock used to capture members of the Irish Republican Army.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
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Abby
Illie
Jim
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doctor Crane
Chicago
Methodist Temple
O. K
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Sheraton East
Bennett Cort
King Features Syndicate
George Sokolsky
Middle West
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American Gold Board
Pubishea Daly
Remunday
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Spaak
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