Reaffirmation Urges united free world amid Khrushchev shock
The piece calls for reinforcing NATO solidarity and expanding aid as a core strategy to defend freedom. It urges full congressional funding for the foreign aid program, warns against cutting waste, and ties economic assistance to sustained security. It cites U2 fallout and East West tensions shaping policy.
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Earthquakes and Volcanoes Ravage Chile as Aftershocks Persist
The Earth tremors and volcanic eruptions in Chile continue for days, bringing widespread destruction. Seismic waves, heavy rains, and landslides compound misery while geologists warn that Chile's topography is undergoing changes.
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Endures: Earth’s Constant Crustal Changes and Human Perspective
Billions of years pass as the earth’s crust shifts slowly and unseen. Sudden changes remind humans they are transient guests on a restless globe.
Japan Turns Rival Into Ally in Mutual Security Pact
The Miami Herald notes Japan's Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi signed a mutual security treaty with the United States, granting Japan a NATO-like status and joint consults on nuclear weapons and troop movements. Rioting Communists opposed the ratification, while Moscow and Peiping deride the pact. The United States pledges aid to Japan if attacked, and Japan cannot be compelled to send troops overseas by its constitution.
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Your Money's Worth Tax Hints Can Be Wrong On Taxes
Sylvia Porter explains that IRS agents can misunderstand tax rulings and new regulations. She cites changes from 1959 and 1960 allowing certain medical expense deductions for permanent home improvements if they do not increase property value, illustrated by a case of dust-proofing for a child.
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Spy boom as Powers capture boosts CIA applications
The Spy business is booming with CIA job inquiries up over 300 percent after Capt. Francis Powers was captured on his flight across the Soviet Union. A former Austinite, Jesse Davison now of Menominee, Mich., recalls local property once owned by his family including land that is now the Austin Country Club and city springs. Sirens signal a monthly 1 pm defense alert, prompting questions about tornadoes or factory fires. Joe Louis, ex heavyweight champion, signed a $287000 contract with Fidel Castro’s government to restore Cuba’s tourism, though his lack of PR experience and Castro’s anti US stance pose challenges. European customs note 17th century recipes using roses, violets, and marigold. Geiger counters for uranium ore are being sold in some California supermarkets.
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Khrushchev Pressure on GOP and the Peace Issue
Washington column analyzes how Khrushchev's clashes with the GOP influence 1960 elections. It argues voters react to crisis conditions, choosing peace and prosperity while fearing war if leadership falters, with past parallels from 1940 and 1916 guiding expectations.
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Atheist calls for more religion in society
James Keller reports an atheistic letter urging a stronger moral climate. The writer warns against excessive psychology and excuses for delinquency, advocating parental responsibility and sharper punishment while affirming a divine impulse in all people to do good.
Imaginative Business Eyes Profits From Space Ventures
Victor Riesel reports that American business explores commercial ventures in outer space. Companies discuss moon and planetary mining, space manufacturing, and orbiting metal asteroids to Earth. The piece cites GE and bold plans for new industries, jobs, and profits beyond Earth.
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Tiros
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Private Enterprise Pushes Space Venture Principles
Cordiner, speaking at UCLA, argues outer space should be the realm of competitive private enterprise. He envisions a commercial satellite system for long-distance comms and weather, run under private firms with government contracts, incentives, and penalties to drive rapid economic and technological progress amid a shift away from heavy government space draws.
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Doggy Across and Down Word Puzzle Clue List
A compact listing of crossword style clues with across and down entries including dog breeds, body parts, numbers and archaic terms. Entries span from 1 across English dog to 53 John Gaelic, covering animals, anatomy, astronomy, language and geography clues.
What must I do to be saved Billy Graham view
A reader asks if good works must precede or follow faith. The answer cites Paul to Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation and explains that conversion comes first. good works follow life in Christ, not as a requirement but as fruit. It uses vine imagery to stress abiding in Christ for life and fruit.
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Earth's Crust Age Estimated by National Geographic Society
National Geographic Society states the earth's crust is about five billion years old. The claim reflects long-standing geological estimates and aligns with prevalent scientific consensus on Earth's formation and crustal development.
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National Geographic Society
Delivery charge notice for distant Austin area
Per mail zone 1 delivery within fifty allied miles of Austin payables in advance. Delivery outside post office within 150 miles payable in advance. Weekly to yearly rates listed 14.00.
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