End of an Era as Dag Hammarskjold Dies
The world mourns Dag Hammarskjold the UN secretary-general whose leadership fused peace effort with global unity. His death sparks questions about the UNs future influence and the balance of voting power among nations amid Khrushchevs shoe incident and rising small-state blocs.
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Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Africa
General Assembly
United States
Khrushchev
Organization For Peace
Play It By Ear As Berlin Tensions Ebb
The piece weighs the Berlin stand off and war risks with U S plans and Russian posture. It notes U S News and World Report predicting a deal and softening lines from Rusk and Stevenson while Acheson and Taylor push firm lines. It warns neutrals may favor money to the Soviets and urges cautious policy.
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U.S. News & World Report
Dean Acheson
Maxwell Taylor
Dean Rusk
Adlai Stevenson
America
U. S
Soviet Russia
Russia
Khrushchev
United States
Wives Keep Office Lines Busy With Personal Calls
A humorous look at how wives interrupt husbands at work with urgent home news. Types include Barometric Bertha and Five-alarm Flora, from weather questions to kitchen mishaps. The piece notes wives treat office time as a home link, despite firm bans.
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Heaven
Alexander Graham Bell
U. S. Weather Bureau
United States faces tougher fight over China's UN seat
The article argues U S losses in the UN battle over Red China, noting the shift as more African and Asian nations join the UN. It recalls Chiang Kai-shek's flight to Formosa, U S policy shifts after Korea, and the potential U S move to admit Chiang if Red China gains the seat.
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United States
China
United Nations
World Organization
Great Britain
France
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Truman
Formosa
Chieng
Pacific
Britain
Dear Abby Crossword Competition and Life Questions
Dear Abby answers readers on crossword obsession and family questions. The column covers a husband coping with a wife absorbed in puzzles, haircuts for infants, blended families, and handling curious questions about children. Abby guides politely, ending with submission details for personal replies.
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Abby
Edward G 27 in K-408 challenged by Dr Crane on selling
Dr Crane argues Edward G 27 with three years of college must earn a job and grade, denying “giving” rewards. He defends sales work as essential, warns against communism, and urges Edward to try door to door selling, promoting his booklet on sales strategy.
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Edward
Edward G
Dr. Crane
America
Hitler
Stalin
Try and Stop Me by OHN MASON BROWN
OHN MASON BROWN is described as the most popular women’s club lecturer in the country while working on a biography of the late Robert Sherwood. Publisher Max Schuster credits Irwin Edman as the catalyst for praising Herman Wouk and notes Edman’s role in shaping Wouk’s reception.
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Irwin Edman
Max Schuster
Herman Wouk
Marjorie Morningstar
Schuster
Edman
Local social notes from Delaware Ohio area weekend events
Dorcas Beegle and family visit Wesley Circle in Wilmington. Jim Jackson returns to Beaver Falls after a Wesley Circle visit. Douglas Johnson attends Weaver reunion in Ostrander. Belle Theiss hosts weekend guests Robert Crafords of Columbus and Charles Hobacks of Cincinnati. Arlene Theiss and Avis Theiss visit relatives. Robert Tolers relocate to Marietta. Kenneth Theiss and wife visit Camden Park. Wesley Circle members Jack Bostick and Wade Johnson attend the state fair in Columbus.
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Dorcas
David Beegle
Wilmington
Wesley
Jim Jackson
Beaver Falls
Douglas Johnson
Ostrander
Belle Theiss
Robert Crawfords
Columbus
Charles Hobacks
Cincinnati
Arlene
Avis Theiss
Blythe Theiss
Robert Tolers
Marietta
Kenneth Theiss
Camden Park
Jack Bostick
Wade Johnson
Conservatism and constitutional limits in Byrd defense
George Sokolsky argues that true Conservatism upholds state rights and the three-branch balance, criticizing liberal Senators Clark and Javits and praising Senator Byrd for defending constitutional government against external platforms and Marxian ideas. He contrasts conservative idealism with reactionary rigidity and stresses governing by law.
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Harry Byrd
Virginia
Berryville
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Chester Bowles
Senate
Clark
Javits
Washington
Destruction season and Christmas critique by Mrs. Naomi Graham
The Public Forum Editor condemns Halloween Christmas and related holidays as un Christian and wasteful arguing they harm the needy and exploit faith for money. She cites Bible verses and laments the commerce and vanity surrounding these observances. Athens author notes biblical references and urges moderation.
Tuppers Plains WSCS Meeting Buoyed By Small Turnout
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met at Gertrude Hoffman's home with eight members and one guest. The Rev. W W Bragg led the program on Conditions of a Contemporary Pentecost. October meeting set at the church annex with Eunice Halsey and Myrtle Boggess hosting. Nearby, Homar Brickles and family visited relatives. Lena Keller returned home from Marietta. a birth announced for Gilbert and wife Debra Renee Hattie in Chester. Weather man family moved near Gaylax, Va to be with an aunt injured in a fall. Dedication of a new 23 million VA hospital in Brecksville drew 3000+.
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Tuppers Plains
WSCS
Methodist Church
Gertrude Hoffman
W. W. Bragg
Neise Weatherman
Grace Kuhn
Eunice Halsey
Myrtle Boggess
Homar Brickles
Wayne Brickles
Lena Keller
Marietta
Effie Watson
Gilbert Spencer
Chester
Debra Rennee Hattie
Nettie Weatherman
Jack Weatherman
Gaylax
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