Constitution Week Observance Highlighted by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower marks Constitution Week urging Americans to observe with ceremonies in schools churches and other places. He praises the document as a long enduring framework, noting its laborious creation ratification by nine states in six months and its aim to form a more perfect Union establish Justice insure domestic Tranquility promote the general Welfare and secure Liberty for generations.
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Eisenhower
United States
Gladstone
Compromise paths eyed after Cairo Suez talks
Realists assess the Cairo conference on the Suez Canal as a stepping stone with no chance of full international control. Nasser拒 insists on Egyptian sovereignty while seeking credible management, possibly via an independent or UN backed technical advisory board to reassure Western users.
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Cairo
Suez Canal
Egypt
Nasser
Itain
France
Suez
United Nations
Suez Crisis Backdrop From 1888 Canal Convention
Diplomats from 18 nations including Secretary of State Dulles gather in London to discuss the Suez crisis. The article traces the 1888 Constantinople agreement guaranteeing free passage of the Suez Canal, Britain's 19th century stake, Egypt's sovereignty, and the competing views on who should control the canal amid rising nationalism and potential force.
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Bem Price
James Marlow
Washington
Dulles
London
Suez Maritime Canal
Constantinople
Great Britain
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Spain
France
Italy
Netherlands
Russia
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Egypt
Britain
Abbas
Said Paeha
Khedive
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Suez Canal
Said
Ismail
Orabi
Alexandria
Alexandrian
Suez
Canal
de Lesseps
England
Do It Yourself by Sam Dawson Shows Industrial Vector Set Trend
Do it yourself methods spread in industry as firms adopt vector set ideas from youth culture. Off the shelf metal exterior walls, movable interior partitions, plug in high voltage wiring, and expandable steel shelving enable rapid expansion, reconfiguration, and quick changes without custom fabrication. Automation plug-in components allow quick replacements and new end products, reducing dependence on one off designers.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Crane Says
Dr George W Crane argues that college women wield moral influence through church and service. He cites Judy a 21 year old senior who skipped weekend dates to teach Sunday school and urges harnessing coeds for civic and religious work across campuses. He warns of lax attendance at Smith College and other schools and promotes his Behavior Test for Teen Agers.
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Budy
George W. Crane
Judy
Daniel
David
Detroit
Smith College
Baptist Parsonage
Northampton
Edward Estaver
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Estaver
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Jonathan
United States
Shareh
America
St. James
The Messenger Objection to Segregation Debate
A reader critiques The Messenger edit which argued for segregation, insisting citizenship carries duties and rights alike for Negroes. The letter denounces mob pressure, supports US law, courts, and historic aims of equality, and condemns the paper’s stance as cowardly and misguided.
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the Messenger
America
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Supreme Court
Hitler
Stalin
South
Abraham Lincoln
Dresses worth 250000 found after misrouting in transit
FBI reports 92 dresses designed by Pauline Trigere were misdirected rather than stolen. The outfits valued at 250000 were shipped from Kansas City to Louisville and ended up at a New Orleans cargo dock.
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Sansas City
New Orleans
FBI
Pauline Trigere
New York
Kansas City
Louisville
Local News Briefs From Crattsville And Chesterhill
Crattsville reports Mr. and Mrs. Francis Martin of Columbus wed Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Martin. The Pinney reunion at Lake Hope drew Forrest Dearth and family. Everton entries list several Dearth and West family visits and weekend guests from Union Furnace and Columbus. In Chesterhill, Slenny R. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher announce Timothy Paul born Sept 6 with grandparents Herbert Davis and Ernest Fischer and great grandmother Mary Fischer of Wooster.
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Chesremhill
Slenny R. Fisher
Chesterhill
Timothy Paul
Herbert G. Davis
Ernest D. Fischer
Wooster
Mary, Fischer
Hospital War Scene Immense Injury Floods Lawless Entrance
John witnesses a hospital overwhelmed by casualties from a large conflict. Nurses, policemen, and volunteers rush to unload trucks while patients wait on the platform and in corridors. A nurse assigns a stretcher to Ward 6 as hospital doors flood with injured humanity awaiting care.
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Sue
John
Pop
Stars Forecast A Day Of Sudden Change And Calm Ventures
The reading warns of sudden unpredictable events this day testing wisdom and diplomacy. Birthday guidance highlights artistic intuition and focus for three months with long range plans for job and security, early 1987 showing progress if opportunities are seized now. Russia credits Afghanistan for armor and arms.
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World Today
Free World
the Public Forum
Martin Caidin
Martin Callin
MD Serta
John Ret
New Delhi
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Congress
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