Moon race debate and fiscal fears clash in editorial
The front page pairs a warning about a 3.9 billion deficit with support for Kennedy’s lunar program costing 10 billion. The piece argues such spending neglects the military, risks bankruptcy, and questions the value of space goals over national security and tax relief. Ike urges Republicans to look toward 1962 rather than Cuba.
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Congress
Kennedy
Russia
Khrushchev
Ike
Cuba
Worries Grow Over Dominican Republic Transition
Observers in Washington stay wary as Rafael Trujillo Jr. governs with a tainted liberalization. Exiles return after 30 years, with talk of tolerance for opposition and possible renaming of Ciudad Trujillo to Santo Domingo. Fears persist of a swing to leftist tyranny amid Cuba’s nearby Castro watch.
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Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo, Jr
Rafael
Ciudad Trujillo
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Dominican
Castro
Caribbean
Washington
London crowds celebrate Yuri Gagarin with kiss and cheers
A London girl kissed Yuri Gagarin amid large crowds as the Soviet spaceman toured the city. The welcome highlighted global curiosity about celebrities and a shared human kinship that crosses nations, suggesting people favor hero worship over political tensions.
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London
Yuri Gagarin
N Ps
Es Eec
Circle Globe
Yuri
Interview Portrait of Eichmann as a Power Behind the Tragedy
The passage portrays Adolf Eichmann as a central yet not unique figure in the Holocaust, detailing witness accounts of his involvement in transporting Jews and his efforts to implement Hitler’s final solution. It notes the show trial nature, limited direct evidence, and mentions criticisms of prosecution while stressing the need not to forget the horrors.
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Eichmann
Salle
Masia W
General Mueller
Heinrich Himmler
Budapest
Dows
Corps
Gidees Ramaner
Etchmann
Adolf Hitler
David Ben-Gurion
Ellen Denies God and Demands Divine Intervention
Dr George Crane argues Ellen G 27 seeks a husband by prayer but ignores personal effort and practical help. He urges readers to back up faith with action and responsible steps such as medical care eye glasses and social effort while promoting a “keeping our powder dry” partnership with the Almighty.
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Ellen
George W. Crane
Ellen G
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf Attendant in Prohibition Raid
In Prohibition days the Manhattan D A s office recalls a raid that netted 38 bootleggers. During arraignments the judge asks occupations and one man proclaims I m the bootlegger The scene shifts to a Long Island inn where a parking attendant clashes with crowded cloak room, denting nine coats in his first quarter hour.
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Abby
Manhattan
D.A
Long Island
East German Nazi Party Links in Red Propaganda Bank
East German media and allied outlets broadcast anti Adenauer and Bonn regime claims. The article alleges numerous East German officials and jurists were former Nazi Party members and Nazi cards detail membership numbers. It names Kertzscher Aust Blecha Drebler-Andreb Hofe Schumann Kroger Sauberlich Grobmann Hummeltenberg Heyl Kaluza Homann Adolf Otto as former Nazi Party members involved in government and cultural bodies.
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Nasi
Radio Moscow
Bonn
Hitler
United States
Communist Party
National Worker
People’s World
RED
Neues Deutschland
Gunter Kertzscher
Adenauer
Deptche Rubenpolitik
Hans W. Aust
Kurt Blecha
Soviet
Horst Drebler-Andreb
Nazi Party
Reich Ministry of Public Information and Propaganda
Verlag der Nation
Gunter Hofe
Presidential Council of Cultural Associations
Supreme Court
Kurt Schumann
Herbert Kroger
W. Ulbricht Academy For Political and Legal Sciences
Babelsberg
Kroger
East German
Curt Sauberlich
People’s Chamber
Sauberlich
Dresden
Ernest Grobmann
Socialist Unit Party
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Grobmann
Sachsenhausen
Max Hummeltenberg
Wolfgang Heyl
Christian Democratic Party
Paul Kaluza
Leipzig
Heinrich Homann
Adolf Otto
German Peace Council
Otto
Vacation habits and church attendance in summer
The piece discusses Protestant vacation patterns with families during summer noting delays in public worship and Sunday school while praising Catholic mass attendance abroad. It highlights church rallies, summer camps, and the need for religious leaders’ vacations along with guidance for parents regarding maintaining faith values during time away from home.
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Lemiers
Community Notes From New Marshfield Area
Local residents report family visits to Lancaster Racine and Circleville. The July Garden Club met at Lake Hope Lodge with eleven members. Mrs. Harold Stright visited Mrs. Fred Connor in Amesville. A movie company filming an explosion incident is mentioned.
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New Marshfield
Roy Carter
Lancaster
Deva Whitletch
Kenneth
Racine
Robert McFadden
Circleville
Mary McFadden
Norma Collins
Collins
Garden Club
Lake Hope Lodge
Harold Stright
Fred Connor
Amesville
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