Citizens for Educational Freedom gains momentum in two close wins
The new Citizens for Educational Freedom group claims growing power after tight Michigan and New York special elections. Democrats backed public school aid only while Republicans backed aid to church-related schools. the group supports church-related school aid and plans broader political activity.
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New York
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Senate
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St. Louis
Vincent Corley
Glenn Andreas
Tulsa
Iowa
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Christian Reformed Church
Footnote on nuclear testing policy and Blame in Cold War clashes
President Kennedy argues the Soviet Union first broke the nuclear testing truce and should not label any U S resumption as aggressive. He urges progress in disarmament talks and hints a possible June meeting of leaders to resolve remaining differences. He blames Khrushchev for the first move and notes China’s Vietnam aid, while denying imminent war.
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The New Revolution Kennedy Sees East Europe to Be Liberated
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy spoke in Bonn on the world tour saying Eastern Europe will be freed from communism and Germany reunified without force. He urged the United States to show courage and pursue victory through resolve rather than war.
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American
Robert F. Kennedy
Bonn
Germany
Europe
Robert Kennedy
German Foreign Policy Society
Labor Revolt Rejects Kennedy Goldberg Demand For 40 Hour Week
A labor board statement criticizes the push for a fixed 40 hour week arguing that at less than full employment a shorter week would harm productivity and profits. It cites examples like New York electricians who cut hours during shortages and warns of imbalanced take home pay.
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Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
Willie Wyler at Zermatt Skiing and Film Mastery
Jim Bishop profiles William Wyler at Zermatt where the famed director skis with wife Margaret. The piece highlights his Alpine devotion, Oscar wins for Mrs. Miniver Best Years of Our Lives and Ben Hur, and his view of modern film costs and mentoring stars.
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Switzerland
William Wyler
Margaret
Wyler
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Breithorn
Dufourspitze
Wylers
Willie Wyler
John Ford
Irving Thalberg
Mrs. Miniver
Mulhouse
Carl Lyommie
Universal Studios
Willie
Hollywood
Theodore Dreiser
Carrie
Laurence Olivier
Jennifer Jones
Wyler Pictures
Walter Brennan
Fay Bainter
Bette Davis
Greer Garson
Fredric March
Olivia de Havilland
Audrey Hepburn
Burl Ives
Charlton Heston
Shirley MacLaine
Zermatt Skiing
Hu Shih the Chinese reformer and his enduring influence
A memoir recounts Hu Shih at Columbia and Peking National University shaping China’s vernacular literature. It notes his role in opening learning to all, his diplomacy for Chiang Kai-shek, and the strain of politics on personal life and Sino American friendship.
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Columbia University
Wycliffe
Luther
Europe
China
Yangtze
United States
Peking National University
Mao Tzetung
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Chen Tu-shin
Communist Party of China
Chen
Health And Happiness In Teen Parenthood Advice
A columnist argues for early sex education emphasizing self control and inhibition from preschool years. He notes girls 15 face higher pregnancy risk and urges parental protection in early teens, asking why civility toward girls isn’t taught to boys. Sleep guidance for ages covers preschool to adolescents.
Dear Abby Advice On A Controlling Mother And Wedding Etiquette
A reader seeks help about living with a domineering elderly mother who makes life miserable and has no money. Abby advises setting firm boundaries with patience and support for the husband and family. Other letters cover harmless eating quirks and handling wedding announcements from casual acquaintances.
Safety with Children Case 1 453
A mother tears up over an accident as her three year old Sally is burned by hot apple sauce after a stovetop mishap. The piece stresses using back stove burners to prevent reach and urges safe handling of kitchen tools and medicines to protect children.
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Sally
Reader views on Kennedy Freeman farm bill opposition
A reader from The Messenger expresses opposition to the Kennedy Freeman farm bill. The writer links controls to Russia, cites a $51 billion annual security cost, and recalls World War II service to argue against increased government control. The piece reflects concern that New Frontier policies threaten American freedom.
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