Postwar power balance and nuclear policy in the 1960s
The article surveys Eisenhower era views on Soviet aims and the risk of a rising Soviet diplomatic and military edge. It discusses nuclear weapons, missile gaps, and the balance of terror, with warnings from Rockefeller and Stanford studies. It also notes U.S. defense strategy, diplomacy, and economic competition shaping Cold War outcomes.
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Soviet Union
Fremier
Nikita Feafare
Khrushchev
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Iself—Mrom Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Stanford Research Institute
United States
Europe
Middle East
Far East
Latin America
Stanford
Neil H. McElroy
U.S
McElroy
State Department
Pentagon
Anche Cenger
Jess Vatacivsmic
Piscare
Britain
Harold Macmillan
France
Charles de Gaulle
Neutra
India
China
Asia
Africa
Douglas Dillon
Dear Helen Help Us: Teen troubles and old school values
A Bayt newspaper advice column features readers seeking guidance on teen behavior and dating. Helen urges adults to visit schools, dismissing blanket judgments of youth and advocating practical parenting, resilience, and lasting values amid changing toys and gadgets.
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Jewish Conciliation Board Binds Justice Over Law
In New York the Jewish Conciliation Board of America settles civil disputes without lawyers or witnesses. A rabbi, a lawyer and a businessman hear cases in Yiddish and English, guided by the belief that justice exceeds mere legal settlement. Submissions bind both sides to accept the judges’ decision.
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Jewish Conciliation Board of America
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Crisp Dispatch
Israel Goldstein
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Ruth Richman
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Fragmented sermon note on divine omnipotence and scripture
Fragmentary lesson sermon text references Deuteronomy and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Mentions God as sole power and asks about other powers. OCR errors obscure clarity yet center on religious authority and spiritual power.
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Khrushchev Plans Pre-Summit Trip to Asia
Nikita Khrushchev will visit Southeast Asia before meeting Western leaders at a Paris summit in mid May. Indonesia’s Foreign Office said the Soviet Premier will travel to Indonesia in February to ease international tension and promote peace in Asia. This marks his second foreign trip before the May 16 talks, with an earlier trip to France starting in March.
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Indonesia
APD
Nikita
Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
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Paris
Foreign Office
Asia
Krushchev
France
Singing Convention at City Hall Sunday at 2 PM East Harris
The Singing Convention in East Harris will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the City Hall. The public is invited especially gospel singers. Officers include Arthur Cates president Happy Walker vice president Alvin Ward secretary and G. W. Mallory treasurer.
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All Gospel Singers
Arthur Cates
Happy Walker
Alvin Ward
G. W. Mallory
Dark-Horse Symington Gains Quiet Momentum for 1960
Missouri senator Stuart Symington emerges as a potential dark-horse in the 1960 presidential sweepstakes. Boosters tout his undefeated vote-getting record, broadening views, and experience in high U.S. government posts, arguing he could appeal to both Southern and border-state voters while avoiding primary clashes.
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Lhan Fen
James Kem
Decade End Debate Says No Universal Cutoff
Washington experts say there is no agreed end to a decade or the century. Astronomer Simone Gossner notes decades hinge on semantics and personal choice, while centuries begin Jan 1 AD due to no year zero. Experts trace the dating to Dionysius Exiguus and early arithmetic developments.
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Prairie View Panthers Win Their 20th Game
Prairie View Panthers claimed their 20th win in a rough Houston Friday tilt. The game featured early scoring bursts and a strong second half as Prairie View built a halftime lead and maintained momentum to secure the victory.
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Prairie View Panthers
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Panthers
Texas Truck Owners Face Tax Delinquency
Dallas report shows truck owners facing penalties for delinquent state taxes. Revenue officials said penalties accumulate as taxes owed rise and some owners face notices mailed by district operations. Local authorities urged prompt payment to avoid further action.
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Dallas 1
Sigleral
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Ellie Jarmphell
Harrison Concentrating Harder In The Theatre
NEW YORK AP Rex Harrison appears at Stratford upon Avon shifting focus to theatre after personal tragedy. The 51 year old actor seeks deeper work beyond his stage roles, aiming to tackle Shakespeare and other classics while starring in The Fighting Cock at the Anta Theater and preparing for future projects.
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Avon
Seth
Harrison
Kay Kendall
Anta
Jean Anouilh
Rex
Paris
Kendall
Higgins
Rarrison
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